cas

[kam 𑄹 semi-ia @megumi4rkova]

??? SANA ALL TANGA FOR FREE ???

[aly! ଘ(*. .)੭ @theblessedbhie]

kung hindi mahuli at makulong, sana mamatay na lang silang lahat.

[philippine television out of context @phtv_nocontext]

Biblically accurate Juan For All, All For Juan clip

[culture @notgwendalupe]

Happy Mother's Day

[naya 🪐 @elisyxrae]

no one can convince me otherwise—dds are the worst kind of supporters (a cult) that has ever existed

[Franco Salvatorre 🩷🌷🌸 @thefrancomiguel]

Ngayon palang, tangina na agad sa lahat ng boboto kay Sarah Duterte.

[Gabbi Garcia ♡ @gabbi]

hello kumusta, wala parin nakukulong. wala parin nalalagot anuna

[𝟮𝟭.🛸 @Big_tagg]

this year should be named as “things i never thought would happen”

[ٰ @notsorealfgs]

I’ve been telling myself to lock in for 15 consecutive weeks

[lexi, MD🔜🩺 @bratzburn]

How big is ₱35,240,000,000.00?

To exhaust that amount in just one year, you would need to spend a staggering ₱96.85 million every single day. Sounds unreal? Even if you decided to spend ₱3 million a day, it would still take you 32 years and 4 months before the money finally runs out.

In a real-life situation, ₱35.24 billion could have funded the complete 4-year college education of 1.7 million Filipino students, assuming an average tuition of ₱20,000 per semester. That’s an entire generation of future professionals whose dreams could have been secured with this amount.

That is how massive ₱35.24 billion is. Ganun ka kalala, Zaldy Co!

[OLYMPINKS @TheOlympinks]

POWER BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE ✊🏻🇵🇭

[sol ౨ৎ @solsarchive]

hope this day marked as an eye-opener to all filipinos to vote wisely. stop voting for corrupt and useless politicians.

our taxes fund their lavish lifestyle. maawa kayo sa pilipinas.

#BahaSaLuneta #TrillionPesoMarch

[Ajibola @4jibola]

either the tables are going to turn or i'm going to flip them.

[✶ @uxcel]

healing era (i go back and forth between healed and insanely unstable everyday)