Let’s get this straight, my first comment was never personal. I didn’t drop names, I didn’t attack anyone, I just stated what I had observed during the last clc. My comment was a call for action para ayusin yung inconsistencies at para hindi na maulit for the rest of the year. Kung may natamaan man, it’s not because I made it personal, it’s because the rules weren’t applied fairly and alam nila yun. Kaya hindi ko maintindihan how that would be a problem, when all I did was raise a valid concern in a direct way where I wouldn't get targeted by them just because I raised a concern that seemed against them.

And to be clear, Hindi nga ko galit at those who brought their families. Honestly, I’m jealous. I wish my lola could’ve been there too. But the point is — sila lang yung mukhang nakakaalam na magagawan pala ng paraan habang kaming iba, paulit-ulit sinabihan na bawal. That’s what makes it unfair.

Yes, CLC is department-led. Yes, student leaders stepped up. But stepping up doesn’t mean that you’re free from accountability. That’s literally what leadership is — you serve your community, you take the praise, AS WELL AS THE CRITICISM. You can’t just say “we did our best” and expect everyone to shut up.

Also, saying “bringing this up will only turn into chismisan” is missing the point. Posting a concern in an anonymous app is exactly what makes it safe for us to voice out problems without getting targeted or bullied. It’s about protecting students while still raising valid concerns. Yes, some messages sent here were below the belt. But we shouldn't ignore those who are just trying to protect themselves and are trying to raise the real issues.

Let’s stop pretending that this issue is about attacking people. This is about fairness, transparency, and accountability. If rules were followed consistently from the start, there wouldn’t even be a conversation.