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Maybe This One's for the Toy Story Generation
SO MUCH FEELS 😭 I genuinely was not prepared for Taylor Swift writing an original song for Jessie from Toy Story. I mean, we’re talking about the same character whose backstory gave us “When She Loved Me” and emotionally traumatized an entire generation. If Taylor was allowed anywhere near Jessie’s abandonment issues, nostalgia, loyalty, and growing-up themes… WE NEVER STOOD A CHANCE. So yes,…
Do we actually know people or just our version of them?
It’s interesting how we actually come to know people. Or more accurately, how we think we know them. Because if I’m being honest, most of the time, what we know about someone isn’t really from them. It’s from what we’ve heard about them, or what we’ve seen online, or the way other people describe them in passing. And somehow, that casually becomes enough for us to form an opinion. And sadly, it’s…
In Between Tombstone Dates
I was walking around the cemetery when this whole train of thought started. I honestly had no plans, and never in my life did I think I would find myself drifting into thoughts like this. I was just passing through, minding my own business. But then I started reading the names on the tombstones. As in, really reading them. One by one. And somehow, I didn’t stop. At first, it was just curiosity.…
Kindness Is the Most Romantic Thing
I have always thought that people misunderstand romance. They imagine grand gestures. Large bouquets. Perfectly planned evenings. Words spoken at exactly the right moment. All of that is lovely, of course. I enjoy flowers very much. But those things are not what make a love story last. Kindness does. Kindness is not dramatic. It does not photograph particularly well. It is not impressive at…
On Privacy in Love
I have always believed that the most precious things in life are the ones we hold gently, not the ones we display. Love is one of those things. There is a temptation now, I think, to show everything. To photograph every dinner, to announce every anniversary, to let the world witness each tender moment as proof that it happened. I understand it. We all want to celebrate what makes us happy. We…
Protecting Your Inner Life
If I may say this gently, I think the most important thing a woman (or anyone, really) can learn in this era is how to protect their inner life. We live in a time where everything is shared. Thoughts are posted before they are understood. Feelings are displayed before they are digested. Opinions are announced before they are examined. It is all terribly quick. And speed, I’ve found, is not…
A Quiet Thought on Valentine’s Day
Every year, around the middle of February, I notice something rather interesting. People begin announcing that they do not care about Valentine’s Day. They say it is commercial. They say it is unnecessary. They say love should not be scheduled. And of course, they are allowed to feel that way. Truly. Not every celebration is meaningful to every person. But I have always believed something very…
Shelf Life
It usually starts with one small moment. Something that makes you stop for a second and think, ah… ganito pala. There’s a slight sting in your chest. And later, when you replay it in your head, you realize that was the moment you hit a wall. It’s the thought of being someone who exists in the gaps. You fit when there’s space, but disappear when plans are already full. You’re not exactly…
Don’t Leave the Coffee for Too Long
2/2 of The Coffee on the Table I keep coming back to this line: don’t leave the coffee for too long and wonder why it’s cold. And the more I sit with it, the more I realize it’s not just about timing. It could really apply to a lot of things… Especially about connection. Because coffee, like connection, is meant to be met while it’s still warm. You don’t leave it sitting there, unattended, then…
While the Coffee Is Still Warm
1/2 of The Coffee on the Table “Don’t leave the coffee for too long and wonder why it’s cold.” I read that line once and it stayed with me longer than I expected because it’s been landing on me this week. And no, hindi talaga siya tungkol sa coffee. But also… it kind of is. Because coffee, like most things we love, is meant to be met while it’s still warm. You don’t wait around forever,…
Why “Match Their Energy” Never Sat Right With Me
I’ve been sitting with the idea of “matching energy” for a while now, and I realize I’ve never fully agreed with it. The advice is everywhere. If someone is cold, be cold too; if they pull away, do the same. It’s often framed as self-respect or emotional intelligence. But for some reason, it has always felt off to me. Maybe because my first instinct is to question the assumption. What if the…
Notes From a (Guilt-Free) Slow Day
I woke up today already knowing I was on leave, and for once, that thought didn’t come with anything else attached to it. No follow-up thoughts. No mental notes. Just, okay, I’m just at home today. And that was it. I slept around 2am so when I woke up, puyat na puyat ako. But I didn’t mind it. Walang alarm pressure. Walang internal countdown. Walang “okay, I need to get up.” I stayed in bed…
From 2016 to 2026
The 2016 trend has been going around for days now. Ang daming lumalabas na 2016 posts. Old photos, old trips, old versions of people. I don’t usually join trends, but this time I did. Siguro because when I started looking at my 2016 photos, I realized how much that year actually meant to me. Hindi siya basta travel photos lang. It was a whole season of my life that I don’t think I fully…
My ChatGPT Wrapped 2025
I randomly asked ChatGPT for a ChatGPT Wrapped 2025 based on our conversations this year. I wasn’t ready, but okay. Safe to say… it delivered. Top themes this year: Healing, but make it honest Boundaries without guilt Faith that doesn’t rush Learning the difference between intensity and safety Writing things so I don’t forget who I’m becoming Most repeated realization:Not everything needs…
Footnotes of 2025
¹ I fell.I noticed. How days felt lighterwhen your name appeared,how laughter came easier,how presence learned my pace. How ease arrivedwithout announcement.How your presence felt familiarbefore it felt important. Nothing crossed.Nothing broke.Everything stayedwhere it was supposed to. ² I didn’t ask for morebecause I understoodwhat I was allowed to be. Still,it was real. ³ Real in the…
Why Being “Low Maintenance” Isn’t a Compliment
Somewhere along the way, “low maintenance” became a compliment women learned to accept with a polite smile. It sounds harmless at first. Easy to love. Easy to be around. No drama. No needs that take up too much space. And in certain rooms, it even sounds like praise, as if emotional self-containment were proof of maturity. But if you sit with it long enough, especially among women who have done…
God Has Spoken About Your Calling. Even the Enemy Knows. Do You?
Have you ever felt God nudging you toward something, but instead of moving, you slowed down and started asking more questions? Not because you didn’t want to obey, but because you weren’t sure you were ready. I’ve noticed that I don’t usually say no to God outright. I just delay. I wait for more clarity. I tell myself I will move when I feel more confident or when things make more sense. That’s…