‘Medyo nakaka-invalidate’: Reactions to Donnalyn Bartolome's back-to-work comments

“Ang pagkilala ng emosyon ay hindi katumbas ng hindi pagpapasalamat sa kung anong mayroon ka,” a psychologist said in response to Donnalyn Bartolome’s back-to-work remarks.

, also took part in the discourse and reminded everyone that their feelings are valid — whatever they may be.

“Hindi sa lahat ng pagkakataon nagwo-work siya. Pero alam kong good ang intention ng mga taong nagsasabi niyan. Hindi lang talaga minsan applicable. #BesTips2023 #ympreminder,” it added.: “Baka kaya sad ang mga tao sa pagbalik sa trabaho kasi may kanya-kanya silang struggle. Kasi regardless kung may trabaho ka o wala, natural na malungkot kapag may pinagdadaanan ka.”

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