Namumundok din kami.
Dahil sa mga bundok matatagpuan ang mga katutubo. Kami ay mga boluntaryong guro, hindi terorista.
Bago mo tanungin kung bakit may mga kabataang pinipiling tumungo sa mga kabundukan, tanungin mo muna kung bakit hindi inaabot ng gobyerno ang mga lugar na ito.
Realized that avoiding failure for the majority of my life has only been stunting my growth but I’m still young enough to make mistakes and try again and again and again
i could read a novel (makes me a better writer, a more empathetic person, an informed cultural citizen) or i could watch tiktok (makes my brain turn to oatmeal) hmmmmm decisions, decisions
please read ... books, poetry ... please think & reflect ... know your history ... it matters much more than this screen-addled, instant gratification, sound-bite, consumer based irreality tries to tell you
they’re crying over duterte being “treated inhumanely” sa the hague when this—this—is what inhumane actually looks like. 17 seniors left to rot in a place that doesn’t even look livable. nakakagalit putangina
some books you are meant to buy and have sit on your shelf until the version of you who is meant to read it is born. i’ll always support buying an insane amount of books.
filipinos are clout-chasers, inggiteros, and hypocrites. noong nagprotesta ang gen z sa nepal, hinanap nila ang mga kabataan dito sa pilipinas at ni-reduce sa pagiging "keyboard warriors" kahit matagal nang nasa lansangan at bakikibaka ang mga kabataan pero tinatawag nilang NPA
PH middle class loves the ‘good protester’: polite, well-dressed, articulate. Dunking on those who don’t fit simply because they're "too dugyot" is fucking matapobre hypocrisy.
Protest should echo the language of real struggle. If justice includes cheaper fishball,then so be it.