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Tonight’s Ask PHlemmings: What is a profession that you have limitless respect for?
Teachers/Professors
Definitely teachers. Having to teach and guide human beings who are impulsive and reckless by nature due to their still developing brain is not an easy feat. Endless patience and understanding is needed. Used to teach in a middle school and high school for three years before and my goodness, it was so difficult but also so fulfilling. It’s something I’d probably never do again.
Matinong teachers ha, not those who are abusive and have no moral compass
Yeah, for sure.
Farmers, fishermen, and garbage disposal workers.
Janitors. They are the backbone of society and they are underpaid.
Guidance counselors! :)
Yes, but not the one we had when we I was in elementary. Aside from the power tripping, she’s a dumb science teacher. I was 6, and I had to argue in class that humans do not live in the mantle. But in hindsight, maybe her family did live on the mantle, considering how fucking dense she is.
naka bot ba si yaya dito?
Stuntmen, and in extension yung mga extras na din. Risking their lives para hindi yung main actors yung gumawa ng mga delikadong scenes, or kahit yung mga eksenang alam mong di gagawin personally ng mga actors normally.
book authors both fiction and nonfiction, widens my worldview and teaches me facts that can’t be just searched easily
Farmers