Weakid

I go to school. I rarely study. I often care, but mostly not. I'm always misjudged. I don't hang-out neither make friends nor approach for companion. I'm an ambivert but more likely introvert. I am a nobody. And I love it.

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For the long run of keeping updated with these #kpop 4th gen groups, i can say that #TREASURE is seriously the best in stage presence and live performances. They really remind me of my 2nd gen faves. Their live vocals are insane knowing how this current generation is so obsessed with perfect choreo compromising their vocals into lip synching. Still, this group is seriously taking me back to reality how KPOP is not boring.

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Times We Fall In Love with Vincenzo Cassano

Kicking off 2021 with intense Kdrama – “Vincenzo” is just one of the must watch. The story revolves on an Italian consiglier who is working for a mafia family. Song Joong Ki playing the charismatic role has been giving butterflies in everyone’s stomach since the premier episode. Here are just some of the times we are caught in love with Mister Vincenzo Cassano.

 His sexy Italian accent

Adopted by an Italian family at a young age, Vincenzo’s character grew with the fluency of the language. Even though he is Korean, the way he carry his Italian accent makes him even sexier. The first episode when he was still in Italy, his character never felt inferior but instead oozes with much sophistication making him stand-out – but his accent alone won’t be even more appealing with the wardrobe he wore.

Undying love for coat and ties

Up to the current episode, the lead character has been giving us variety of coats and ties. The glamorous colour and the luxury brand has earned its justice as Joong Ki’s physique, the aura of his character is even manlier to its finest.  Well, as expected from a veteran actor like Joong Ki who can make any clothes more appealing to what it is.

The Walk and Talk

Much more to Vincenzo’s image – the intimidation he gave to viewers is the chief’s kiss. Not alone the accent can make everyone go crazy but what is more to that is the way his gaze and smirk on screen is too much to handle. Even the way he walk on the aisle with his poker face is enough for his opponent to back-off or mess-with-him-or-you-won’t-see-heaven aura. Vincenzo Cassano is just one of the living characters you won’t dare to look at.

A Lowkey Softie

But beside of how untouchable Vincenzo is, he still have a soft spot beneath his heart. He don’t speak as much as any other characters but the acts he does is still for the common good. He may believe on the saying, “only evil can punish the evil” but the way he protects the people, who he lowkey cherished, is enough to justify the means of his deeds.

 There is still more to be discovered on Vincenzo Cassano’s mask but beyond that it is undeniable that everyone is falling in love with him. Watch him more on Netflix and TVN every weekend.

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STAN TREASURE OR RAISE YOUR STANDARDS

I’m back just to speak what is on my mind lately. I know only a few will be able to read this but it doesn’t matter. I just want to say that why people are sleeping with TREASURE and joining the hate bandwagon on YG. LIKE, SERIOUSLY YOU GUYS MAKE ME LAUGH. 

(by the way credits to whoever owns that pic, dunno just saw it in my downloads. it’s cute btw)

So here is my thought, tbh I am more of a fan of second generation groups and honestly I have this own standards to choose a specific group and one of it is how they do in their live performances and guess what I am totally amazed with TREASURE their performance in BOY and esp in I LOVE YOU was damn so good like I felt like I was watching a whole packed concert performance (well, thanks to my loud earphones) I mean especially Hyunsuk damn he’s performing as if it’s his last. BUT WHAT REALLY CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD IS THEIR INTENSE CHOREO BUT STILL STABLE VOCALS (ofc, I know some groups were able like SVT but they are just FEW) WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL WITH TREASURE? IT IS BECAUSE THEY WERE ABLE TO DO IT AFTER THEY DEBUT.

But here’s another thing their stability is NOT JUST STABILITY, THEY GOT THE MOST COLORFUL VOICES!!!  Okay fine some other groups has high notes and wide range and all but duh lets be honest here, most kpop groups sounds the same and some voices even sounds squeaky (im not mentioning any groups, it’s for you to imagine lol) and that is just too much for a group with 15-21 years old. 

I think I’ll just stop with the vocals, you can check their dance practices if you want to talk synchronization. If you want to talk about the rappers and producers (i think it’s a given, they are YGA)

BUT HERE IS THE TALK, PEOPLE ARE SLEEPING BECAUSE THEY HATE YGE? DAFUQ IS THAT. REALLY GOT NO TASTE

I HATE THE THOUGHT THAT THEY’LL BECOME UNDERRATED LIKE THEY DON’T DESERVE IT, THEY DESERVE THE HYPE!!! 

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Via This is my random life. 

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😍😍😍

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5 Ways Video Games Can Help You Understand Mental Illnesses

Inspired by their efforts, we would like to shed light on the progress gaming developers have made that help reduce the stigmas and misunderstandings surrounding mental disorders.

In the fall of 2012, freelance reporter of the video game industry Matt Hughes committed suicide. Before Hughes took his own life, he emailed some of his editors and wrote that he wouldn’t be able to turn in anymore of his stories because he would be dead. When his co-workers found out about his death, they were all shocked. Hughes was known to be an enthusiastic, positive, and talented writer. Andrew Hayward, the games/apps editor at Mac|Life said, “I didn’t know him personally —he’d been writing for me for the last four weeks or so, and our emails had only really been about work. In my limited interactions with him, I thought him to be very enthusiastic about taking on new opportunities, and he had been building a really impressive freelance career. His writing was great. That’s part of why this seems so remarkably sudden. There weren’t any red flags at all.”

Within that same year after Hughes passed away, Russ Pitts and Susan Arendt, two editors who have worked with him, started a blog called Take This that encourages people in the gaming industry to share their stories about anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. The blog gained a lot of attention and many people opened up about their struggles, hoping to help others. Pitts learned that game developers may be more susceptible to live with untreated mental illnesses. Many clinical psychologists have found that the more educated and tech savvy someone is, the less likely… 

CONTINUE READING HERE

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And lastly. Bye, Jasper. ♥ Love youuu, thesis mates. Jk. (at Unisan, Quezon)

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BARYA: Child Labor in Manila

It was just an ordinary day for us and heavy traffic, which seems to have been a daily routine, lies along Avenida Highway in Manila. Public vehicles with the unbeatable equatorial heat filled this agora. Outside the jeepney window, you’ll notice the worst crisis our country has been facing. Poverty.

Homeless families and street children demonstrate how our country fights poverty. Dressed in torn and dirty loose shirts, they eagerly cross the highway every day without considering their safety just to survive from starving.

While the City of Manila is the capital of the Philippines, this place, unfortunately, is still considered to be the city with the largest number of street children and workers. Hurtful as it may seem, but they just represent the lack of our country to cease poverty.

Sometimes, children think life outside their home is better and much joyful. But for Bryan, a 10-year-old street worker who forced to risk his life in his hazardous job, staying on the street is definitely a difficult challenge for him. He has no choice but to risk his life on the street.

Chasing the jeepneys passing by along the highway, he doesn’t care if people mock and feel disgusted with him. He wipes the shoes of passengers and asks for some money.  It would be a great blessing if he could collect at least some ‘barya’ or coins from them. But where does the collected small amount of money go? Just like what typical street children do, he was forced to do this to support his financial needs in school.

Following our conversation, we had the chance to ask him what does he want to do in the future. He, then, answered he wants to arrest criminals and street children like him who do such illegal things. By the look of things, he is likewise determined to earn money and continue his study.

Meanwhile, a cute little guy with chinky eyes captured our way in Divisoria. “A-che (Ate), bili po kayo,” he joyfully uttered. We literally stopped and variegated face mask welcomed us. Since the area itself is polluted, we were left off-guard. We were in the middle of peeking his merchandise when a man, around his early thirties, came by.

Out of curiosity, we felt the urge to ask the man next to him and found out that this little child, named Oman, is his nephew. At the very young age, he grew up helping his family and spending his daytime in this polluted area. Currently, he is a six year- old kid planning to enter his first grade.

In the Philippines, a lot of kids are already working part time to earn some penny. Oman is just one of them, which is indeed alarming considering the fact that children in his age should spend their time in school. According to the Child Labor Act of 1992, working before the permissible age is illegal.  Yet we can’t deny this hiatus is unbreakable.

While innocently hugging his filthy feather duster, we playfully asked him to choose between a cheetah and a plainly designed mask. He slightly bit his lips then pointed the first one. We paid the mask to him and sent us a kiddie smile.

Along the street of Quiapo, Manila, we spent many hours to find out what real hard work is. We noticed a mirthful girl wandering around with a bunch of plastic bag hanging on her skinny arm. Her face portrays a look of a decent yet unhealthy child. The girl that caught our mournful eyes is Manilyn. She is an eight-year-old girl who started to earn a living at the very young age by selling plastic bags shamelessly.

She’s just one of the unfortunate street children who have already been working on the street. She sells plastic bags to help her mother who has tuberculosis and earn for her school allowance as well. Nevertheless, it has never been an inconvenience to her since she is already used to it.

When asked about her single wish, she mentioned that she wants to be a teacher someday. She added that she wants to teach for free so that no more children like her will force to stop going to school due to poverty. At this point, we suddenly remembered the famous saying of a poor farmer who wants to send his child to school, “Hindi ko hahayaang danasin mo ang mga dinanas ko noon.” Despite her innocent and jolly image, she seems to be quite aware of what poverty means.

Amidst the sudden drop of light rain, a barefooted boy who was begging for money caught our eyes in Sta. Mesa. He was knocking the windows of few cars passing by the highway of Mandaluyong to Quezon Avenue whenever it all slow down for a red light. He would ask money to the drivers with his red paper cup.

Unlike the street children we just encountered, he couldn’t walk properly. He’s physically disabled making his situation a bit complicated. He was all dirty and pitiful roaming the highway with his longing to earn a small amount of money.

When traffic lights turned to green, he finally had time to take a rest for a while in the gutter. A guy, who seems to be his friend, approached him and they started to count the money or coins they have solicited. This kind of work is obviously illegal yet we can’t help but think positively that they are just doing this on purpose.

Seeing street children roaming around like this is indeed disheartening. But who is to blame? Although pointing finger without justifiable reason is a bad habit, it is still inevitable to blame the negligence of their parents. We’ve come to the point if somebody becomes the child in the picture, will he or she be able to survive and sacrifice his safety on the street just to earn a penny? They may not be as lucky as some people, but they are somehow blessed with bravery and courage in life. 

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Philippines First!

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(via https://open.spotify.com/track/0cn8PpK5GgqvbpTkbrnws4)

oh well Dearist Sophia, I hate you!!! haha

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To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything and your heart will be wrung and possibly broken. If you want to make sure of keeping it intact you must give it to no one, not even an animal. Wrap it carefully round with hobbies and little luxuries; avoid all entanglements. Lock it up safe in the casket or coffin of your selfishness. But in that casket, safe, dark, motionless, airless, it will change. It will not be broken; it will become unbreakable, impenetrable, irredeemable. To love is to be vulnerable.

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I am weak but it does not mean I am harmless.

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Fear stems from anxiety of the unknown.