Filipino Habit That You Hate

[Guest liltits]

" CRAB MENTALITY..."

[jad]

"fault finder"

Edited July 22, 2011 by jad

[hottie22]

mangutang ng mangutang hanggang sa mabaon sa utang..

madaming ganyan na pilipino..

kainis..

hanggang ngayon wala pang nakaka-alalang magbayad sa akin..

napaka user ng mga pilipino hehe..

maaalala ka lang pag may kailangan sayo

[FrankMartin]

Walang disiplina, crab mentality, mahilig manisi at di marunong tumanggap ng pagkakamali....at higit sa lahat yung mga a**h*le na katrabaho, sangkaterba kayong mga p-l-a-s-t-i-k!

[Edmond_Dantes]

Ayaw pumila. Dederecho sa harapan kahit na maraming nakapila at merong karatula na "Please Fall in Line".....tapos magtataka pa kung sinabihang pumila - "Ay, may pila ba?" Ang sarap tadyakan, kahit babae pa.

[puki-man]

pinagbibida ang kilala nilang mayaman. hindi na bale kung kurakot. kaya hindi umaasenso ang ating bansa. dapat kung alam mung kurakot e ipahuli mo sila.

[lilbalbowski]

ningas kugon

[lilbalbowski]

mahilig sumingi... sa pila, sa trapik. etc

[friedkamote]

- Lack of discipline ang numero uno

- Lack of love for our own country

[Isaac Kuntz]

lack of integrity and common sense, tardiness (even professionals do this), lack of respect for others specially drivers and the ever famous crab mentality.

[girlspankee]

A lot of Filipinos are guilty of blatantly and excessively associating themselves with another Filipino who has become famous and successful. Gives me the impression that they are in dire need of self-gratification by having to draw their pride and honor from someone else because they are well-known Pinoys. And I think that schools and books partly responsible for that "attitude" because we were taught and raised to be triumphalist to the extent that it's almost like taking/sharing credit for someone else's success. I don't mind when people say "proud to be Pinoy" but too much of it ain't cool. And it's only Pinoys who use such a line a little too much.

 

Another thing that really annoys me is how a lot of Filipinos are being sensitive towards racism when we are also racists (and so much into stereotypes) in our own ways (e.g. towards Indians - ay 5-6 5-6 mabaho, African Americans - negro and other politically incorrect terms, etc.). Pag Pinoy ang nilait or natamaan ng racist remarks, galit na galit. They will then retaliate and call those people racists and other things that are totally uncalled for, without noticing that they are already making racist remarks as well. Almost like criticism and feedback, whether constructive or not, from others is not welcome. Pinoy ako eh, magaling ako.

 

One more thing - some Pinoys are more discriminating towards their fellow Filipinos. Case in point - You walk in to a store and the sales people look at you from head to toe as if measuring you up and is very hostile towards you. Then comes a Caucasian girl/guy and the sales people suddenly become oh-so-hospitable and "natataranta" just to assist the foreigner.

 

How some of those blessed with a good command of the English language with good accent (whether or not English is your first language or as a result of years of training in call centres) laugh at other people's lack of good communication skills using the English language. Even sometimes hear them say "Ay Bisaya". Ikaw na, ikaw na ang magaling mag-English!

[sikreto lang]

mga epal..tsismoso and inggitero!

[shadow_vmn]

ugali ng mga pari ang ayaw ko at nung mga conservatives. para silang si damaso talaga, o kaya yung mga magaling mangutang pero pag singilan na pahirapan na, the same with these effin transport groups, pag tumaas gas ang bilis magsagawa ng kilos protesta para fare hike daw, pero nung time na sobrang bumaba yung gas, SOBRANG hirap sila pakiusapan na ibaba yung pamasahe sa jeep. ampotahhh....

[Vegasboy32]

inggitero at insecure.

[jedai]

" CRAB MENTALITY..."

 

tomaaahhh!!!!!

pag yan na ang lumabas sa ugali

ng dati kong ka work wala na ako nanaman kawawa

hahaha