Tag: masculinity

3 Things That Are Missing In Many Filipino Men Today

January 31, 2016 Grimwald 8 Comments

After reading Ms. Ilda’s latest article about Pia Wurtzbach’s search for a boyfriend, I can assume that there are now hundreds, if not thousands, of Filipino men out there who are rushing to queue up for a chance to be her lucky man. Unfortunately, I don’t think she’ll easily be able to find one that’s…

Culture, Lifestyle, Media, Society

Rodrigo Duterte for president: Filipinos swing towards the other extreme of the “masculinity” spectrum!

December 2, 2015December 2, 2015 FallenAngel 8 Comments

In the last Philippine presidential elections 6 years ago, Filipinos had a chance to select the best from among the candidates available. They could have compared accomplishments, scrutinized platforms, and asked the candidates what their visions are for the Philippines in the future. The candidates could have sold themselves based on why they are the…

Culture, Government, Politics, Society

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