Girl, stop acting entitled and drop the main character, pick-me attitude.
Jeo said NO multiple times, to the point na nakulitan na siya. He already explained that he didn't want to eat because he didn't want to break what he had started. If you can't understand that, at least use some common sense. He was taking his punishment seriously and trying to reflect on and repent for what happened.
And now, here you are, once again playing the victim because Jeo wouldn't open his mouth and eat the food you were offering?
Girl, please. Go get a life.
Learn to respect other people's boundaries. And while you're at it, learn to respect yourself, too. Not every situation needs to revolve around you.
MONifesting BEST FOR JEO
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I think the reason why Dinosaur may not be considered a codename is because it isn't necessarily used to refer to one specific housemate or to secretly talk about someone or something. They use it for different housemates, almost like a playful term of endearment. So, on its own, the word might not be the issue.
Now, here's where things get problematic.
The boys have started using the term in a different context by keeping tabs on who they think is making advances toward Gehlee. And that's where the conversation needs to be addressed. What started as a seemingly harmless inside joke is now being used to monitor, speculate, and keep score of interactions involving a girl.
There’s a difference between casually teasing someone and turning their interactions with another person into some kind of competition. Gehlee is a person, not a prize to be won, and her interactions with the boys shouldn't become a scoreboard for their entertainment.
The bigger issue isn't just the word Dinosaur itself, but how it's being used and the intentions behind it. We need to look at the context, the behaviour, and the implications rather than getting caught up in whether the term technically qualifies as a codename.
Because at some point, we have to ask ourselves, are we still laughing at an innocent inside joke, or are we normalizing behaviour that deserves to be called out?
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Does she not understand what Jeo is trying to say? He clearly said he doesn’t want to eat because he’s already started his own way of reflecting on his violation. He even said that if he wanted to eat, he should’ve done so in the morning.
Girl, in short, he’s choosing to fast as a way of reflecting on and taking accountability for his violation. You have to read between the lines instead of guilt tripping him by bringing up how bad Mikee feels. Let him process things in his own way.
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This is exactly what we’ve been trying to tell everyone. Jeo is one of the kindest and most considerate people, but even the nicest person has their limits. And if he ever finds out what these people have been assuming and saying about him, you might just get the reaction you’ve been asking for.
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Sa mga nagdududa sa principles and morals ni Jeo, sampal ko sa inyo itong video na ’to. This guy is decent to his core. He knows when to speak up for what’s right, and he would never intentionally disrespect anyone, especially a woman.
Just wait until he finds out that the boys are keeping score. I’m pretty sure he’ll speak up even more. Look at how he already stood his ground after realizing what that whole dinosaur thing was really about.
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Fans can really be delulu sometimes, and we're literally witnessing it unfold right in front of our eyes 💁🏼♀️
This is disappointing. I expected better from these boys. And yes, boys, because they're certainly not acting like mature men right now.
Are they even forgetting that the other person involved is a 19-year-old girl? Like, seriously? That's just disrespectful.
And what's with keeping tabs on the score between your so called “dinosaurs”? Is this really just a game for you, or have you not realised that you're literally placing bets at this point?
There's a time and place for jokes and playful banter, but this isn't it. I hope they realise how this comes across because, honestly, it's not a good look.
This is what I hope people will see and appreciate about Jeo. There’s so much depth in the way he thinks, and the more you listen to him, the more you realise that there's a lot you can learn from his perspective.
He may not share wisdom from books or quote things he has read, but what he has is something equally valuable, wisdom shaped by experience, upbringing, and the kind of life his parents have allowed him to experience.
You can see it in the way he approaches situations, how he considers other people's feelings, how he handles challenges, and how he makes decisions.
I would say Jeo has a well rounded kind of intelligence. And intelligence isn't just about academic knowledge or how well read someone is or how fluent he is with English. There's cognitive intelligence in how he processes things, emotional intelligence in how he understands and manages emotions, social intelligence in how he treats and connects with people, and practical intelligence in how he navigates real life situations. Even his physical intelligence shows in his discipline, coordination, and ability to take on challenging outdoor activities.
A lot of that comes from having parents who didn't just raise him but equipped him for life. They gave him the freedom to explore, the guidance to make good decisions, and the values to know how to treat people.
And I think that's what makes Jeo interesting. He's still young, and there's so much more for him to learn and discover, but you can already see the foundation his parents have built in him. He's not just book smart, he's someone whose life experiences have taught him things that no textbook can fully explain.
That's something worth appreciating
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