Social media personality and entrepreneur Sachzna Laparan did not hold back as she revealed she received an "indecent proposal" earlier this month.
In a Facebook post on May 5, Sachzna shared a screenshot of an email inviting her to a supposed "dinner date and a night" in exchange for a luxury car. The sender, whose identity she chose not to disclose, claimed the invitation was on behalf of an unnamed "boss." The message even included photos of two high-end vehicles she could choose from, an offer that appeared lavish on the surface but carried deeper implications.
Rather than entertain it, Sachzna called out the hidden motives behind such proposals.
“Ano magandang kulay? Black or White? 😅 This is one of the many indecent messages I receive. ‘Dinner lang’ daw… pero alam naman natin kung saan papunta yan,” she wrote.
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Using her platform, Sachzna urged her followers not to compromise their dignity for temporary gain.
“Know your worth. Don’t trade your dignity for anything temporary. Don’t be tempted,” she said.
“Iba pa rin yung galing sa pagod at sariling sikap. Mas masarap ipagmalaki ang mga napundar mo kapag pinaghirapan mo. Taas noo, always,” Sachzna continued.
In the comments section, the social media personality further emphasized that not everything that glitters should be embraced.
“Not all offers are blessings. Sometimes it's a test of how much you value yourself,” she added.
Her post quickly gained traction with netizens, many of whom praised her for standing firm in her values. Supporters flooded the comments with messages commending her strength and self-respect.
“That's our Sachzna right there!! Valuing her worth is more priceless than any❤️,” one commenter wrote.
“At yung mga mayayaman na yan, may pera lang pero hindi masaya sa buhay. Salute sa nag iisang Ms. Flawless na sa marangal na paraan yumaman! ❤️,” another added.
Others echoed similar experiences, sharing that they, too, had received comparable proposals, with many even claiming they came from the same sender.
Responding to one comment, Sachzna revealed that this was not her first encounter with such offers. She shared that she had received similar messages in the past, but maintained that accepting them was never an option.
Just last March, Sachzna marked a personal milestone as she graduated from college after years of supporting her family as a breadwinner. During that time, she also addressed circulating online allegations that she had bought her diploma, firmly setting the record straight and maintaining that it came from hard work.