Dionne already apologized. They hugged. But after that, Wendy still kept on backbiting Dionne. Bruce told her that he doubts Dionne’s sincerity, and Wendy replied: “alam ko na yan.” (or something to that effect). When someone says sorry, aren’t we suppose to give the benefit of the doubt? But what did she do? She doubted Dionne’s sincerity and she kept on backbiting, and acting like she’s the kawawa one.
She said that she got hurt because she noticed that Dionne seemed distant and she thought they were close. I wonder what she meant by close, because even before Dionne decided to keep her distance, Wendy was already backbiting her. She would act like she’s Dionne’s friend, and then she would talk ill of her behind her back.
Then again, I’m not really surprised that Wendy is capable of doing this to Dionne. She even badmouths her own mother (and in the end she said that she’s the best mother in the world. ano yun? confused eh?), and her boyfriend.
In fairness to Dionne, when asked by Kuya about her crushes (Zeke and Mickey) and reminded her about her boyfriend, she had the decency to say: “narealize ko po na mali po ako.” She did not blame her boyfriend or make excuses for her actions.
Wendy on the other hand, blabbered on national tv about how her boyfriend made her feel like she’s second priority, blah blah blah. And he’s not there to defend himself. She was obviously asking for Bruce’s sympathy. Again, she’s trying to say that she’s the kawawa one in their relationship.
And oh, she got jealous of Dionne. Dionne blurted out one morning that she slept late because “nag-usap pa kasi kami ni Kuya Bruce.” It’s funny why she got jealous. Dionne called Bruce Kuya. Is she trying to say that if she was in Dionne’s place, she would seduce her Kuya? Isn’t that incest? Haha. It’s called *projection, Wendy dahling. And why Wendy, is Bruce your boyfriend already?
She’s right, nakakaawa siya talaga. With all her acting, the viewers could still see through her insincerity and kaartehan. “Masama talaga ang ugali niya,” a group of nannies said in unison.
Yes, Wendy. Nakakaawa ka nga.
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*projection
The attribution of one’s own attitudes, feelings, or desires to someone or something as a naive or unconscious defense against anxiety or guilt.
