I think the gut reaction of us privileged folks when we see the suffering of others who are supposedly 'less lucky' (read: more oppressed) should not be gratefulness. So many of us are taught to be grateful. No. We should be angry. Of injustice.
i'm just saying that erwan and @featrmedia has done more to showcase what tourists (& even locals) can "Love the Philippines" for than the department of tourism.
their slow food series alone is literally heograpiya, kasaysayan at sibika.
"dEpREsSiOn cAn'T hiT a MOvinG taRGeT" buddy you can't be busy all the time. your thoughts will find you one saturday evening and try to kill you on sunday. pls stfu respectfully
so the thing i keep thinking about is, was it worth it to be happy for a little bit even tho it ended up sad or would it have been better if the whole thing never happened?
and it breaks your heart again, after your heart was so broken that you thought it could never get any more broken. you thought it was safe. but it still somehow finds a new way to break.
not solely because of this that’s why i’m gonna say something but one day we’ll have a conversation about how these film pages on facebook handled by edgy straight men are counterproductive in promoting philippine cinema
I even hate the phrase “losing my virginity”. I urge women to say “my first time”, you are not losing anything here. You are experiencing something for the first time. Language matters.