Anu ba naman yan, hanggang sa panaginip.
Nariyan ka, mabuti sana kung maganda ang intensyon mo.
Ngunit hindi. Ninakawan mo pa ako sa panaginip ko.
Anu ba naman yan, hanggang sa panaginip.
Nariyan ka, mabuti sana kung maganda ang intensyon mo.
Ngunit hindi. Ninakawan mo pa ako sa panaginip ko.
Dear Jake
First of all, I am sorry. I have judged you deliberately. I want
to thank you for sharing us Charice Pempengco, her voice was amazing, I will
never forget how amazed I was when she sang Lupang Hinirang in one of Manny
Pacquiaos fight’s, grabe kilabot ko non.
That’s a lot of great work and patience. I can’t imagine the hard ship she had
endured. I re-call one time I was with a group of friends to watch ASAP. We saw
her with a pink curler/roller, it was on her forehead. We were laughing at Charice
on how cute and weird she was. She even said hello to us, I thought she was
particularly eyeing on my ex that time. Funny. She sang Pyramid with Billy Joe
that time. I don’t know if you’ll ever remember that for so many performances
you have made.
A lot of times, you have been a topic
of discussion, and majority was with our LGBTQI brothers and sisters. We
thought of the things you could’ve considered before transitioning to Jake; the
list goes on. I guess you are aware of them but you didn’t listen, to us. And
it’s okay! Right! You are the captain of your own life. It’s your life!
But whilst watching your interview
with Toni Gonzaga. I felt bad. I know how hurting it is to lie to yourself. To
keep pushing on something you are not comfortable with. But look at you know,
rising again. I wish I can be strong like you, and just like your song “if there's no pressure,
there'll be no diamonds, So I don't mind it coming' my way, no I'm tired of
putting out the fire, Freedom is all I desire, If there's no pressure, there'll
be no diamonds, I know I will be a diamond, diamond, diamond, I know I will be
a diamond, diamond, a diamond, oh”.
My real reason for pushing this blog is that we never really know if someone is hurting and is completely broken mentally and emotionally. So be kind. ALWAYS..
I salute you brother! Good job. I really like the song Diamond. I just want
to say, that you may not know me personally, but you're one strong guy bro. Keep it
going idol! I wish we can hang out turuan
moko kumanta or just play ball. Just two ordinary human beings.
Labyu na rin bro! pakiss!
/berting
YOU,
To be honest, I don’t even think you are human enough to understand the word “back off”.
You are so pathetic, you took all you can take and left. I have no kind words for you.
Stop calling my friends, stop thinking they are
your friends too. I don’t want to hear from you.
I don’t know you. I will never find time to know you.
I was grade one, 7 years old. Our class adviser/teacher was
MS. Josephine. She asked us to memorize this bible verse as a recitation in our
GMRC Class(Good Moral and Right Conduct). It was Psalms 23.
I honestly forgot to memorize this verse over that one weekend,
was left usually biking or just plainly watching TV. Just like any normal kid
would do in the 90s. I wasn’t bad at school, I wasn’t really good either. I was
cool at school. I flunk, I fail a lot, I get 100% often times, I get to be on top sometimes,
and I pass with or without flying colors. I was a happy kid.
MS Josephine started calling my classmates one by one,
alphabetically in order. I was really nervous. I do not know any single line. I
don’t even have a bible to start with, until now wala akong bible(parinig to
anyone please buy me LOL).
Luckily, my last name was V and I was always last in
recitations. I re-called listening to my classmates recite the verse, I was
panicking while writing what they were saying, and at the same time I was
memorizing what they said. I was imagining myself as if I was about to go on an
audition. Then I was called. Drum rolls. Action!
I was able to recite the verse and I am proud to be able to face that KIND of resilience at a very young age. I am quite sure I was able to pull off a show. Besides, the show must go on even though I stuttered.
The
objective was not to cry in front of my classmates or even be kulelat.
Hence, talking about resilience, at this time. I have been
fighting with my anxiety. I have no choice to ignore it. I battle a huge
paranoia in my head, and nobody seems to understand the consistent war inside my
head. But then I remember my younger days, I was standing in front of class.
“As I walk to the valley of the shadow of death
I will fear no evil, for you are with me….”
thanks teach Josephine, pero dko na siya kabisa.. haha.
#fightinganxiety #memories
This cold weather suddenly made me sad.
I moved my fingers underneath the blanket
and close my eyes.
I was trying to imagine her hand in mine,
Instead I closed my hand on a pill,
A pill, that draw me into a deep sleep.
“Kaya mo yan”....
#fightinganxiety
Written: January 25 2021
The best and smartest thing I have been doing is to protect
myself. Protect myself from the people who abused my kindness. I have learned a
lot last year, and I can’t keep making the same mistakes. If I let you all into
my life again and show how naïve and foolish I am, I will shut you all off, cause
no one can fucking hurt me all over again.
I don’t regret everything about everyone. But I do regret a lot of
moments with all of you. I know there were times I was loved by all of you, but
it was just for a second. It wasn’t worth it.
So, today, don’t go chasing me with an apology. You won’t hear
anything from me. I am already working on forgiving myself. I’m not forgiving at the moment because you all weren’t
nearly as guilty as I am. I was the one who let you all in my life and I was
the one who bought all of your bullshit stories. That’s why I’m forgiving
myself and not any single of you, ever.