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  2. Nahulog ko yung pakwan na i-uuwi ko. Ang bigat pa naman. Cruel World talaga.
  3. The first thing I did after the breakup was let myself feel everything—no pretending I was fine. I gave myself space to feel down, reflect, and just be honest about the pain. Then, I slowly started doing things that reminded me of who I was before the relationship—whether that was spending time with friends, diving into hobbies, or even just going for long walks to clear my head. Healing isn’t instant, but taking that first step toward reconnecting with yourself is powerful.
  4. I had one who was 16 years younger. A doctor. It was good while it lasted.
  5. Yes, I would... If the connection is genuine and the feelings are mutual, I wouldn’t completely rule out a secret love affair. Sometimes, love doesn’t come at the most convenient time, and keeping it private can make it feel even more intimate and exciting. As long as no one’s being hurt and it’s built on honesty between the two of us, I think there’s something powerful about having a connection that’s just ours for a while. It’s not always about hiding—it can be about protecting something real until it’s ready to be shared.
  6. Honestly, if I have a type at the office and there’s real chemistry, I’m not the type to just ignore it. I’d take the chance to get to know them, build a connection, maybe flirt a bit, and see where it leads. Life’s too short to pass up on something that feels right just because of work. I don’t believe in blindly following so-called “work rules” like “don’t date your coworkers” or “don’t talk about salaries.” Sometimes those rules are just there to keep people in line, not necessarily to protect anyone. As long as you stay respectful, mature, and professional, I think it’s possible to make it work—both in your career and in your personal life.
  7. Don't be an idiot chasing hoes and psychopaths, specially psychopathic hoes
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