Supreme Court Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno attends the 23rd National Convention and Seminar of the Philippine Women Judges Association at the Manila Hotel on Thursday, March 8, 2018 in celebration of Internatinal Women’s Day. INQUIRER PHOTO / GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE
The impeachment hearing in Congress has exposed the people who have mood swings and narcissist personalities, Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno said on Thursday.
Although she admitted that she does not follow the hearings at the House Committee on Justice, Sereno said she has been receiving ample feedbacks about the hearings.
“Nung nanood mga tao sa Congress, nakita ng mga tao kung sino ang may mga mood swings at kung sino ang narcissist,” Sereno said in an interview on CNN Philippines.
But when asked to identify the persons she was referring to, she declined, saying she only received feedbacks from friends.
The House Committee on Justice on Thursday allowed the declassification of the results of Sereno’s psychological tests.
Sereno said “it can easily be debunked. A group of psychologists issued a strong statement already explaining the utter lack of basis for the testimonies that were given in the House supposedly trying to analyze me by someone who has never met me.”
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Sereno said she already learned to set aside her feelings and at the same time admitting that she sometimes grows tired of what is happening to her.
“This fight is larger than me…There are times na napapagod na ko,” Sereno said.
She added that there are “body blows” but she has to stand up and fight.
“I seek solace in God. His mercies are renewed every morning,” she said./ac