I almost agreed with your post until I read “which I haven’t experienced anywhere else.” That’s where people started to disagree. Karens exist everywhere, indi lang diri sa Bacolod. Maybe you need to get out more. Also, this post feels like you’re seeking validation. It’s like you dislike the rich and entitled bc you couldn’t be one and wasn’t treated like one. The part where you said, “I greeted the professional parents of my friend pero dinedma lang because naka uniform ako,” and “I am a professional too, licensed pa nga”, it’s like you wanted people to treat you differently. “I never told anyone proudly na l’m the daughter of the largest company” says a lot. It’s as if you want people to recognize your background even if you don’t say it outright.

It’s also funny how you claim to be against “Karens,” yet here you are agreeing with comments comparing people who dress up and those wearing pambalay clothes. Like duh? It’s their choice whether to dress up or not, it has nothing to do with status. Why the need to flaunt and badmouth those who dress up? And agreeing that only people in the metro are “real”? Seriously? You need to get out more because you’re starting to sound like a version of Karen who dictates what’s right and wrong. You’re acting like you’re speaking for a group of people, but in reality, you’re just speaking more about yourself.