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November 21st, 2007 02:21 PM #1Had a discussion with a friend and it seems that we are now heading for a smaller Global Village. More and more of us as well are finding ourselves in foreign soil. And we interact more with peopleof different nationalities.
Are concepts like "pakikisama", "utang na loob", etc. antiquated? Or have they become all the more relevant?
Some obviously take some beliefs like "utang na loob" to the hilt as well. Is this warranted? Should it be tempered to suit the times and conditions?
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November 21st, 2007 02:29 PM #2
AFAIK, pinaka-outstanding Pinoy "value" is pinakamagaling tayo manligaw.
Diba yung unang Ms. Universe, pinoy yung asawa?
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November 21st, 2007 02:57 PM #3
I think the Filipino value of "utang na loob" is very Asian. It's still very much applicable. Just ask American or even European businessmen. They'll tell you that if you stick it out with an asian partner despite the bad times, they'll most likely do business with when things are going good because of this.
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November 21st, 2007 05:22 PM #4
i would not consider utang na loob as a value. Values are always positive.
Utang na loob is more a trait. Like "bahala na" and "ningas cogon"
the dark side of utang na loob:
Private individuals/companies fund politicians' election campaign, politicians win, politicians protect the interests of the individuals/companies who helped them win.
People use the utang na loob tactic to lay guilt trips on other people.
Like if a person moves ahead in life, those left behind use guilt trips as means of extortion.
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Be wary of people who are too eager to help. Down the line, they will use it against u
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November 21st, 2007 05:42 PM #6Yup very true.
I dont know if this is value
But Filipino Close Family Ties for me is not good for us.
Sa mga Barrio o depress area, sobrang close ng family hindi na umaalis ang anak sa puder ng magulang, yung magulang na nagtratrabaho habangbuhay hanggang mamatay. hehehehehe
Plus Mga kamaganak na mahilig mangutang pag siningil mo galit pa! hehehehe
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November 21st, 2007 05:55 PM #7
friendships and family ties that go bad usually have this as a root cause
when u owe someone a favor and u are unable to return the favor when asked, u just made urself a new enemy
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November 21st, 2007 06:03 PM #8
Filipino close family ties has good and bad sides.
Good side is people always have someone to depend on. That's why we have low suicide rate and high gross national happiness (GNH)
Bad side is it breeds laziness. Having people to depend on encourages sitting at home all day. One breadwinner for every 6 to 10 family members... plus extended family?
and yes... pag di ka nag pautang, magagalit sila sau
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November 21st, 2007 06:08 PM #9
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November 21st, 2007 06:11 PM #10Baka dapat parang Kano po tayo para umasenso. Kung tutuusin ang mga bansa na tulad ng Amerika kung saan matira ang matibay ang umaasenso. Dito po kasi pati yung mga inutil nabubuhay. OT ba eto?
Tingin ko po na ang mga sinasabing "values" ay siya mismong nakakasira sa atin.
Pansin niyo po na mahirap din sa Pinoy ang pranka? Pag ganun ka parang ikaw pa ang masama? Eh nagsasabi ka lang ng totoo.
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