I and many netizens applaud Maine Mendoza for standing up on the issue without any hesitations, and more celebrities tweet about it too.
Just because you haven't experienced it doesn't mean it is not real. Never ever mock a pain you haven't endured.— Jodi Sta.Maria (@JodiStaMaria) October 6, 2017
Depression is no joke. Depression is real. Awareness is what we need to end potentially dangerous remarks and comments about it.— Khalil Ramos (@TheKhalilRamos) October 5, 2017
Don't talk about mental health if you don't know jack about it. Support. Love. Care. Don't ignore. Embrace and guide. ❤— Jasmine (@jascurtissmith) October 5, 2017
Jokes might help people suffering from depression, but their situation surely isn't one. I went through it too and it's as real as it gets— Jake Ejercito (@unoemilio) October 5, 2017
I find our Bb. Pilipinas International's tweet distasteful while condemning Mr Joey De Leon. Sometimes her reactions and commentaries and not of substance just plain bickering.
Depression isn’t a joke. Same last name, but thank God we’re not related. Ew.— Mariel de Leon (@mariaangelicadl) October 5, 2017
Shame on him and people who think like him.
Meanwhile Bella Padilla and Bianca Gonzales post/tweet are forgiving and yes maybe let us move on. Let us see some light on the issue, it was a distasteful remarks from a veteran host/actor but there is something good that we can take from this, to put some light on 'depression' and other mental health issues.
“People see what they choose to see. Everything I said is clear. He was wrong but correcting him through shame is wrong too.” - Bella Padilla
On a positive note: Mukhang ito na ang panahon that mental health issues get the attention and the awareness campaign that it needs here. ❤— Bianca Gonzalez (@iamsuperbianca) October 5, 2017
Here is Mr Joey De Leon making a public apology.
The man has already apologize, again let us shed some light on the issue and help our friends, neighbors and family members who suffer depression.
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