Rainbow League

S11-01

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Why are there people being so hard on me even though I’m not doing bad anything to them?

because life is unfair. people judge you based on your appearance alone without even deciding to know you better. 

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It is so relatable

thank you! <3

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For Vinta, i’m wondering why it happened?

it happened because of their fear of the government

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I agree because I can relate. Back when I was in highschool I had a bestfriend but then she got another bestfriend and when she had that particular friend she ignored me. She just laugh at me and when im texting she just replies haha.

that’s okay bb! you’ll find someone better! <3

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For "haha" is it based on personal experience?

it is because almost everyone specially millenials have experienced being “hahazoned”

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For the legend of the flood and vinta, i love the context because sharing even in the most simplest form can make the world a better place

i agree boo <3

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For haha, I love it because I can relate to it, I remember back then I was a courting a girl and she always ignores me. Even I though I do kind things and I show I care for her she always ignores me and says haha to me.

aww :(

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There is a quote that Mother Teresa once said, “If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other”. The statement “We belong to each other” means that we do things that will result positively instead of destroying our connection . One of the main things to show your appreciation, love, and care for others is by simply doing things such as sharing. Sharing is a casual thing that is happens every single day. It is shown in the poem entitled “Legend of the flood” where in the people reject everyone that needs their help. For example, the kid asking for food, the pregnant woman, and the elders were all rejected by the people living in Isla Verde. As an effect, the people on the community experienced disasters which wreaked havoc to the community especially to the daily lives of the people. It is similar on the poem entitled “Vinta” by Enrique Villasis because the story tackles about the situation of the people on the society where in the government rules every action that they will make. The people in the society are being blinded by their fear of the government. As fellow members of the community, we need to learn to share with other people even if they are not part of the community. In addition, if someone is asking for help, we need to assist them even though we do not know them because we are brothers and sisters . Always remember the Golden Rule “ Do not do unto others, what you don’t want others to do unto you”.

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As the song “Deadma“ says, “Mahal kita , pero lagi mo na lang ako dinededma”. This makes people dwell upon what they did wrong.  “Am I not enough?” This type of thoughts can make someone feel insecure. A simple word with four letters; “Haha”. A word so simple but it can make you feel like you did something wrong. “Haha” is an expression that is usually said by a person through messages . It is a normal expression in talking to someone through messages ,  but for me “Haha” feels different because whenever a person replies with this . I feel bad because I feel like I might have said something wrong  to a person, I makes me think that I did something wrong .  For others, this phrase can affect them emotionally because they might feel they might feel that their actions are neglected. The expression is somehow offending to see if you are talking to someone you like especially without emoticons and punctuation marks , because this means you are not important to him/her or he/she do not have an interest in talking to you and he/she wants to end a conversation right away. Always remember  that you should think twice before you post or send messages, because this single expression can really affect some ones life and can change his/her perspective the word “haha”. Everyone reacts in a different way, even though the simplest and shortest word can mean a lot to a person and can depict a person’s intention.