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SP :
Financial independence is empowering to all. you might want to think about why her statement was si triggering to you. if you are empowered, then kudos
2026-10-24 05:23:14
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Ellah :
Momsss, I don’t think Karen meant that you are less of a woman if you aren’t earning your own money. What she meant by being empowered is having choices and options of your own. We may not know what lies ahead, so being able to earn your money can provide a sense of security.
2026-10-24 07:15:43
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Taengoo TV :
WHO HOLDS THE PURSE, HOLDS THE POWER.
2026-10-24 07:14:33
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いなか。 :
ito na naman sila na ang POV ng iba inaaplay sa sarili.
2026-10-23 04:34:15
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0none :
I wouldn't want to give the responsibility or take the risk in having other people take care of my child.
2026-10-24 02:04:57
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Celina | Ungatekeeping 🫶🇵🇭 :
awwww. Naalala ko nung 19 yo ako (39 na ako ngayon), magkausap kami ni mama, sabi niya ung mga kabatch ko doctor, politician, etc. Siya wala raw. Tapos ako nun first time ko narinig un sa mama ko, tahimik lang ako tapos nalungkot ako sobra kasi sa mata ko siya ang the best, hindi ko siya nakikita as something less. Karamihan sating mga anak, sa mata natin superwoman tingin ntin sa mga nanay natin and di natin maiisip ikumpara. Tapos di ko na maalala kung sinabe ko saknya na pinakamahirap na trabaho ang maging Nanay. Para sakin walang makakatumbas dun na dahil anjan siya lagi para samin eh hindi kami nagkulang sa pagmamahal ng isang nanay. Dami ko pa gusto sabhn
2026-10-23 01:13:07
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ishie :
as a sahm gets ko rin naman point ni ms.karen, but some of us really don't have that option to work.. most sahm sacrificed oportunities and career growth.. kudos to those moms who are able to work and take care of their children.. ang sad lang kasi this statement, parang it divides women, parang nawala na rin sense ng woman empowerment
2026-10-24 03:37:55
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mariagelaitin :
gawa po tayo empowered sahm .. pang independent women po kasi kay mam karen davila.
2026-10-24 04:43:39
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🪬🧿MommyJam_FavesAndRaves🧿🪬 :
Naaalala ko noon tinanong ko ang anak ko— sabi ko balik na sa work si mommy para extra money at makabuy tayo toys mo? Sagot nya: Ayaw ko po. Mas kailangan ko ng Mommy kesa toys ❤️
2026-10-23 04:10:05
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lulugirl199x :
Di nyo lang gets eh
2026-10-24 08:07:31
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Maisie_01 :
Why are you all triggered? Basically she was just saying how financial independence can give you self-empowerment which is true naman. Just because you are not earning doesn't make you less. You are empowered as a woman, as a mother, as a wife so who's to say otherwise? Yet ask yourself, when all these are strip away from you and you are left in a situation where there is no one else you can rely on what does that make you? Because this is not about your choices but actually making those choices and still have the means to survive when the provider you are relying on is no longer there to cushion your fall. Financial security is empowering so make sure you have that back up.
2026-10-24 06:14:23
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Mmdsl :
Dai totoo nmn kasi Yung Sinabi ni Karen.. Kapag BIGLANG nagbago ang ihip ng hangin. Mabibigla din bawat himaymay ng laman mo Kung Wala Kang sariling pera.di mo Alam Kung Saan ka pupulutin kasi yng dating nagprorovide sayo ay may Iba ng pinoprovidan . At nangyayari nmn tlg to sa totoong buhay..
2026-10-23 05:20:36
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paradisejjk :
Hindi si Karen yung kalaban. IT’S PATRIARCHY. i agree 100% - women have been doing unpaid labor in the household FOR CENTURIES and it is not fair how this puts women at a disadvantage financially (and usually at a power imbalance). Thats why sa realidad natin ngayon, walang masama sa advice ni Karen for women to protect themselves and have their own money. Both are true po, sana po you dont think its about belittling you :(
2026-10-23 18:21:56
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Susie 2403 :
Hindi nyo lang gets ang sinabi ni Karen.
2026-10-24 08:28:14
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Melan Ku Marquez :
I think Karen’s statement is an eye-opener for dedicated housewives who have always believed that being financially dependent on their husbands is simply part of the role. I don’t think it devalues women who choose to stay home. If anything, it reminds them of their worth. Being financially secure as a housewife doesn’t necessarily mean having your own career. It can mean having savings, investments, assets in your name, access to family finances, and a voice in financial decisions. There is nothing wrong with a husband being the provider. But being provided for should also come with security—not just an allowance. A homemaker may not bring home a paycheck, but she contributes something equally valuable: her time, labor, care, and years devoted to building the family. Financial security is not about entitlement, nor is it about putting a price tag on a wife’s contribution. It is about recognizing that the woman who helps build the home and the family deserves to have security in the life she helped build. A wife should not have to choose between dedicating herself to her family and protecting her own future. True partnership means that while one may earn the income, both are building the wealth, both have a voice in it, and both are secure because of it. Because being a housewife may mean depending on your husband’s income—but it should never mean surrendering your financial dignity, security, or worth.
2026-10-23 19:56:38
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Offline Anne :
Clear naman yung point ni Ms. Karen eh and it's the truth. Women, especially mothers, are often forced to stay in toxic marriages or relationship kasi di sila financially capable. Mostly they make that sacrifice for their kids. Kaya nga women are encouraged to save or be financially capable para whatever happens sa future, they can be ready. I don't get it why you're taking it as an attack?
2026-10-23 09:25:04
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