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Women's Right are Human Rights

"There will be no sexual assault if people would listen to their logical free will over hormonal libido"

Even before the Information Age emerge, the modernization born and the arise of Industrial Revolution, women are being discriminated and belittled. In the success of progressive world, men dominated the dictatorship (Agoncillo, 1990). Women are often the followers and second-in-hand. They are the ones who have been soullessly abused. Society alienates women from becoming who they are and what they fight for. Now that idelogies was founded—Feminism and Gender Equality—still, society blanket themselves in the idea of women being in-charge of themselves; for independently what they desire in their life.

In this trending issue, social media screams equality too. Who are you to decide to for what they wanted to wear? This issue is really out of logical transition. Society keep pushing through the idea that "wearing sexy outfit in the social platforms could invite sexual predators." It is natural to feel way "into the hormones" but do no forget that the homones and the sensation that come with them are not the only things that make you human. You also have free-willed, logical-circuit—your personal brain. We have given logic thinking, intellect and self-oriented human being whereas never change despite being associated as sexual behavior by the amplified intensity of our spiking libido.

We are not animals—we do not drive to our instinct. I, a man too, know how to value women's choice. Women, opting to wear daring outfit might some kind of self-love and self-appreciation—it's their emotional outlet. Besides, we are the manager of our own life. It's not "him" or "them" who must reign your perspective. Come on, we are living in the 21st Century and even a man who's demeanor from the 18th century was already dead—and so is women too, let them progress. Where's your sense of self? Has it been thrown in the window?

"Ano ang unang hinubad mo: ang konsensya mo o ang brief mo?"

Note: This propaganda doesn't intend to harm or destroy other people's perception. This is for academic purposes only.

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Reference:

Agoncillo, A. (1990). A history of the Filipino people (8th Edition). Quezon City: GAROTECH Publishing.

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How to Use Social Media Responsibly

by Soliloquist

1. You may put everything about your thoughts but personal information.

-Social media could be the living material of a traditional diary—it could be blogs about stories, poetry and so much more—or publish novels in a writing app to showcase your skill but then one purpose is enough. It could also be a propaganda for your beliefs and thoughts, yet everything has a limitation. Refraining from revealing yourself decreases the tendency to be prone at any risk and hazard inside the social media. Hence, better prevent than sorry.

2. Secure your password strongly.

-To be exact, choose a sensible and strong password. Getting hacked by an unknown user is not a new already yet still a trend in this contemporary generation. You put so much effort, more than valuable things than your real thing and a privacy that you are trying to hide inside only to be opened by the invaders would be a total disruption to your being. They might use it as a leverage. People take granted what they want by hook or by crook—in so much desperation so beware of it.

3. Avoid from engaging senseless arguments.

-Social media is an extent of second skin to the netizen. There are so much beast in a sheep's clothing—so much hypocrisy. Those people are the one who are mouthful and has anything to say with any aspect of argument as if proving a point would make them more superior and intelligent. Sometimes, they just ride to the train of bandwagon and if you bite the trap of what they have been prepared, none of you would ever win because in the first place, the argument was pointless—and that person also, rather.

4. Have an awareness to the law "Data Privacy Act."

-Having an awareness to Data Privacy Act is a privilege to everyone. This would serve as your weapon against the battle. If anyone tries to exploit private information about you or forcibly attempt to take something without your consent could be sued according to the Republic Act 10173—Data Privacy Act of 2012. With that awareness that you have is a power so use it wisely.

-The world of social media is not a dating site nor what preferably called for the 'Gen Z' is "finding forever." You wouldn't know who you are associating to. You wouldn't know what harm you try to gravitate into yourself. Let's be real, you couldn't find as sincere as someone who you could interact personally. Eventually, unexpected consequences happened when the 'entertainment' as they called would be the root for their regrets.

5. Don't talk to strangers.

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The Soliloquist's Introduction

Jim Gelo Labandero

[J]ust like a pliant bamboo tree in the Southeast Asia,

Lives [I]n a monochromatic serenity under the radiant sunshine,

Aye—he who is exceptional singer of [M]elancholic breeze of melody,

Blessed with countless [G]ems of multiple intelligences,

Thy can grac[E]fully expresses the beat of the hiphop,

He who makes pieces of devotion and passionately writes the heart of [L]iterature,

[O] soul of the gifted child, skilled with a hundred talents in the closet of his mind.

L- ove Advicer

A- ppproachable

B- lissful

A- wesome

N- aturally-Born Talented

D- ependable

E- ccentric

R- esilient

O- ptimistic