u/HeatherMeow12_6924

I've been thinking about how some workplace practices have become so normalized that people just accept them as "part of the job."

It could be anything—office culture, management, coworkers, unpaid overtime, unrealistic expectations, or anything you've personally experienced.

For me, it's expecting employees to reply to work messages after office hours as if they're always on call.

What's something you've experienced that shouldn't be considered normal anymore?

Lately, almost every time I open an app on my Android phone, a full-screen ad pops up. It's getting really annoying. It happens even when I'm not using any browser.

Is this caused by a specific app, malware, or just normal ads? What's the best way to stop or remove them without resetting my phone?

Any advice would be appreciated.

I've been thinking about how some workplace practices have become so normalized that people just accept them as "part of the job."

It could be anything—office culture, management, coworkers, unpaid overtime, unrealistic expectations, or anything you've personally experienced.

For me, it's expecting employees to reply to work messages after office hours as if they're always on call.

What's something you've experienced that shouldn't be considered normal anymore?

Nice to see Kris Aquino back on the Eat Bulaga set supporting Bimby. Do you think this was just a one-time appearance, or would you like to see her back on TV if her health allows?

Hi everyone!

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I'm looking for effective treatments or products for both dark underarms and body odor.

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I've tried different deodorants before, but I'm interested in hearing what actually worked for you—whether it's skincare products, antiperspirants, laser treatments, chemical exfoliants, or clinic procedures.

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For those who successfully lightened their underarms and reduced body odor, what was your routine and how long did it take to see results?

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PH products and clinic recommendations are highly appreciated. Thank you!

I've been working in the same field for years. The job is stable and I can still perform well, but lately I feel emotionally exhausted and disconnected from my work. I'm considering leaving, but the uncertainty holds me back.

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For those who experienced something similar, how did you know whether it was burnout, career stagnation, or simply a need for change?

I can think of exactly what I want to say, rehearse it in my head, and then when the moment comes, I just stay quiet.

My Messenger suddenly logged me out, but my Facebook app is still working. When I try to log in, I get:

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"Unable to log in. An unexpected error occurred. Please try logging in again."

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Is anyone else experiencing this?