We don’t really know why we do it, why we insist on pursuing someone who doesn’t love us. We persist and resist, thinking distorted thoughts like, “if I tell him this, he might…” or “if I change this, it’s possible that…” as if this would achieve anything.

However, love isn’t a vending machine. You can’t put in a coin, press a button, and get the drink you wanted. Sometimes, there’s no other remedy than to take the jump, forget all your false hopes, and stop killing yourself over someone who’s gone in a different direction with other people.

Understand that love is not sacrifice. It’s never worth it to think things like, “if I stop doing this maybe they’ll love me,” or “if I change this and that about myself they’ll like me more.” Don’t do it. Don’t commit emotional suicide, don’t humiliate yourself, don’t set fire to the only thing that gives you strength and that is your self-esteem.

Sobrang swerte ng susunod na mamahalin ko. Punong puno yung puso ko, nag hihintay lang ng bubuhusan, kung sino ka man, gusto kong malaman mo na pinagdadasal ko na sana last ka na.

The story is about a 32-year old high-pro le musician Diego Punzalan whos on the verge of quitting his band,  he takes a trip to his province of Siargao to take a break from Manila’s public eye and rethink his place in his band.
There, he meets 29-year old Laura Molina, a vlogger, who was recently dumped by her longtime boyfriend. She has embarked on a solo trip to heal her broken heart and challenge her fear of risks and independence. Diego challenges Laura to step out of her boundaries as they explore the places he once called home. Going back to his hometown also means going back to face the issues he left behind, including seeing Abi Williams, the muse of many of his older love songs, one he shared a deep and heartbreaking history with.
Siargao is small and secluded surf town where time moves slowly and people might come and go. Where the tides change quickly and the ocean never stays still, they learn to take chances, and learn that, perhaps, commitment might be the biggest risk they will ever have to make

You have a crush, kasi nga gandang lahi niya! the one you thought you love, the one that makes you smile. They make you as crazy as it makes you happy too. 

True love isn’t felt in a heartbeat or in a first glance, love at first sight isn’t really love at all.
In fact, love at first sight is nothing but an infatuation. True love takes time to develop and take shape. You first need to understand that it’s important to take things slow in a relationship if you want to ensure its success. never set a deadline on finding your love. [nag mamadali kaba neng?]

I am working a 9hours shift as an IT Professional on weekdays, doing V/Blogging as my outlet, managing a small clothing line, doing a social media manager as a freelance, trying to balance my social life and gym life! at ngayon sumusugal sa pagibig, at PUTANGINA Pagod na Pagod na ako!
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The longer you’re single, the better you become PRO at it. You become so good at it that you can’t imagine having a partner soon, even if you ultimately want one. Being a PRO single person has its perks, but there comes to a point where you are so good at it, it’s actually hurting your chances at finding your true love.

Maybe because we have reached the point  that our “comfort zone” isnt enough. that we feel that there is more waiting for us,  doors that we need to open to improve. ​

Listed below are ways that i think can help us to feel happy, its hard to be happy everyday, but i hope what i listed below can help you improve your mindset about life! that life is too good to be sad.

Whats its like to be dark skinned in a world that tells you light is beautiful?
i have always been teased for having a darker skin, like when they turned off the light  they would say, “Oh Louie, Nasan kana?” [Hey Louie, where did you go?] or  Smile so we can see you LOL

When his military service ended, Armani dropped out of university to pursue a career in fashion,  He went on to join a garments shop, La Rinascente, where he assisted the photographer and helped in arranging the window. This was where he remained for seven years and got the required exposure to the textile business, fashion designing and marketing, after being promoted as sales person for the men’s section.​

By the end of the 1990s, Armani had over 200 stores worldwide and annual sales of roughly $2 billion. In 2005, Armani debuted his first haute couture line. He launched this high-end venture because he liked the challenge. "Think how liberating it is for a designer to make one dress, perfectly, to satisfy only one customer," he told In Style magazine. 

​Hotels have become Armani's latest venture. In 2010, he opened his first hotel in Dubai, and another one is expected to open in Milan. It seems that Armani has nearly tapped into every available design opportunity at this point in his career.

​Giorgio Armani has proven his weight in the business of design in all its aspects. His start may have come late, but his success is evidence that inspiration can come at any point in one’s life, and success is all a matter of putting that spark to consistent, well-worn work.