@secondofhlsname Marami ba sa kasabay nya ang nagka-ganyan? If yes, gewww,,, lowkey validate natin ‘yan. If not, nyeche, ‘di naman pala keri ng sikmura nya kapag gutom. At least ngayon alam nya na.
SECURED AND PREPARED NA ANG FUTURE NINA BABIES 😍🥹👶
Hinangaan ng netizens ang first-time parent mula sa Cebu City dahil bago pa man isilang ang kaniyang kambal na anak ay secured na ang future ng mga ito.
Kuwento ni Mommy Danica, matagal na nilang inihahanda ng kaniyang asawa ang future ng kanilang kambal na sina Aeva at Avae.
"We have been securing properties and rental investments for them. Also, secured their college funds as well. We also started putting savings na sa kanila," saad ni Mommy Danica.
Ito lang aniya ang paraan para masuportahan nila ang mga pangarap ng kanilang anak balang araw: “They do not need to sacrifice anything when they have finally decided kung ano gusto nila na path soon kasi prepared kami early.”
Sa huli, panalangin ni Mommy Danica na lumaki sina Aeva at Avae na may takot sa Diyos. #YouScoop
COURTESY: YouScooper Danica
"Okay lang naman yan kung inamats mo yung bible wala kaming problema , kasi nung nag drodroga ka nga di ka namin jinudge eeh tapos nung nag bago ka kami ijujudge mo"
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHA WILMAAAAA 🤣🤣
@Blankies1010@kikopangilinan Ig??? Parang ‘yung mga pinatay lang din na walang due process na hindi natin alam kung adik nga ba talaga or what. Wala nang timbang-timbang.
I’d never understand why are we blamed for something that we tried to oust and prevent to happen during the campaign period.
Hanggang salita nyo lang magagamit ang salitang tanga, bobo, at lutang sa amin. When in reality, kayo talaga ang kulang-kulang.
With everything unfolding right now, the Kakampinks are facing a role they never expected. Their part in this moment is an internal reckoning. A reflective pause that will determine how history remembers them.
Because the question in front of them is simple: will they let their hatred for the Dutertes blind them from doing what is objectively right?
No one is asking them to support Duterte, or switch sides, or rewrite their grievances. Their rivalry with the Dutertes can unfold later. Politics is long, and battles don’t expire.
But the fight of this moment — the defining struggle of our time — is corruption. The door has been opened, the fractures are showing, and accountability is suddenly possible in ways the public never imagined.
And here they are, standing on a narrow moral isthmus, forced to choose between two impulses:
their contempt for the Dutertes, or the larger responsibility of confronting the corruption eating this nation from within.
It’s a rare moment where their choice won’t just signal political loyalty. It will determine their future claim to moral ascendancy.
Because if they ignore this chance at accountability simply because it might put another Duterte in power, then their “principles” were never principles to begin with.
History has a long memory.
And this moment is quietly asking them who they really are.