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Absolute shenanigans

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nobody gets me like they get me

13 years of breathing you

now i bid goodbye

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In my Eras era. 💅

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— Edna St. Vincent Millay, from a letter to Arthur Davison Ficke

sino ka ba talaga? Kahit anino lang Kahit na sa anino mo lang Kahit hindi ko pa mahawakan o maaninag ka man lang Kahit maaaring guni-guni ka lang Kahit tumitig sa kawalan Kahit di ko alam kung natatanaw mong pabalik ang anino ko O di kaya'y ako mismo Kabisado ko na ang pasikot-sikot Kabisado ko ang hubog sa bawat sulok Kabisado ko ang bilang ng paghinga mo Kabisado ko kung ilang hakbang pa ang layo Pero baka humakbang ka lang nang palayo Huwag naman sana Sana Kaya lang Hindi ko na ramdam ang pintig ng puso #MgaInilalahadNaDamdamin

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mas madalas mo 'kong mahahanap sa nakaraan kung babalik ka kung saan ako naiwan at doon ay matagpuan mo pa rin ako umaasa akong sana’y hindi mo na ako makilala subalit alam kong sa tagal ay narito pa rin ako hindi man kita makilala kinalulungkot ko man ay siguradong makikilala mo pa rin ako na parang ni hindi umadar ang mga kamay ng oras kung nasaan ako at malalaman mong kailanman ay hindi ko sinubukang humakbang palayo o palapit sa ‘yo habang pinagmamasdan kung paano ka humayo’t hindi na lumingon pa dito #MgaInilalahadNaDamdamin

Arm sleeve patch tattoo in progress

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Midnights, the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life, will be out October 21. Meet me at midnight.

Pre-order now: https://taylor.lnk.to/taylorswiftmidnights

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MARCOS IS NOT A HERO: Debunking the Myths of Historical Revisionism with a Crash Course in Philippine Politics from 1972 to the Present Day

February 25 marks the 36th anniversary of the People Power revolution, a march of unarmed but angry and determined Filipinos that brought a 21-year long dictatorship to an end without the use of a single bullet. But the social ills that the revolution aimed to bring down have never been resolved–if anything, the state of the nation is at the worst it’s been since the Marcos regime. And perhaps this is why so many disillusioned Filipinos view the People Power Revolution as a failure. The revolution did not solve the country’s problems; but it was not a failure. It’s just unfinished, and it’s memory and the memory of the heroes and martyrs behind it suffer erasure through the historical revisionism that Bongbong Marcos is using to reclaim for himself the throne his father lost.

The revolution isn’t over. But in order to stop the nation from slipping in and out of the same shadow of abuse and oppression, in order to finish the revolution of 1986, we need to keep its memory alive.

Ferdinand Marcos, the Dictator

Martial Law

Ferdinand Marcos became president of the Republic of the Philippines in 1965, and was re-elected in 1969. By 1972, his time was almost up. So after staging bombings in Metro Manila and pinning the blame on communist insurgents, he declared Martial Law on September 23, 1972 in order to secure a hold on power indefinitely. Congress was dissolved, and military was given free range to exercise authority as they saw fit. Unions and assemblies were banned, curfew was implemented, and media platforms were restricted or shut down completely.