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Duty first

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April 20, 2025

As followers of any organization, certain responsibilities are expected to be met. For example, attendance in functions is part of a member’s basic duty. By seeing other members, camaraderie can be built and concern for each other can be expressed. Moreover, the organization can check on how the member is doing and extend the necessary guidance or help.

Duty first

Many showbiz personalities have dual roles. First, of showbiz, they are bound by the guidelines set by their management. Second, as part of an organization, they are tied up with the rules of their group. Lucky are those whose careers fall within their group’s vision.

Some actors are limited by their organizations when it comes to their roles. Females are expected to choose roles that will not be offensive. If celebrities are in good standing, they can reap their support, such as patronizing their projects.

Sadly, Female Newbie (FN) is not receiving that much support from her group. Worse, she’s allegedly getting bashed.

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