If you have overstayed your tourist visa in the Philippines, you may face penalties and possible deportation. Here are some steps you can take to address your situation:

Acknowledge your overstay: The first step is to acknowledge that you have overstayed your visa and take responsibility for your actions.
Check your options: You may have several options, including extending your visa, applying for a new visa, or leaving the country and re-entering with a valid visa. You may also want to consult with an immigration lawyer to explore your options.
Visit the Bureau of Immigration: You can go to the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to ask for assistance and guidance on your situation. The BI can provide you with the necessary information and requirements for processing your visa application or extension.
Pay the penalties: Overstaying in the Philippines may come with penalties, including fines and possible detention. Be prepared to pay the required fees and comply with the BI's procedures.
Consider leaving the country: If you are unable to extend your visa or apply for a new one, you may need to leave the Philippines and re-enter with a valid visa. Be sure to check the visa requirements of your destination country and make sure you have the necessary documents before leaving.

It's important to take action as soon as possible to avoid further legal consequences.