People have limits. Respect the help you receive, appreciate the kindness that’s given, and never mistake someone’s willingness to give for an endless supply.
When someone repeatedly takes advantage of kindness that was freely given, that kindness can eventually start to feel like a burden. And when your boundaries are ignored for too long, you don’t just feel tired—you feel betrayed.
There comes a point when exhaustion changes the way you see things.
What you once gave freely—your time, energy, understanding, and help—you begin to look at differently. Not because you suddenly became selfish, but because even the most giving people have limits.
Current read: 48 Laws of Power. I’m just on the 7th Law but why does this book feel like it’s turning you more into evil than good? Nothing about it seems close to what God is expecting you to become. AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO FEELS THIS WAY? Medyo bothered na ko. 😂
Today marks the last day of Yuna’s anti-rabies shots. Thankful for Malasakit Centers, we were able to get the shots for FREE. One of the rare times we actually feel our taxes. #tax#malasakit
I slept the other day thinking if I made the right decision of accepting a job offer. The next day, I woke up very happy about it. I guess this is what it’s like to have God change your heart overnight. 🙏🏻
Me: Pano ka kaya pag may anak ka na?
Bro: Mabilis ako mairita sa bata eh.
Me: So ayaw mo magka-anak?
Bro: Ok lang naman basta paglabas niya dapat college na. 🤪😂🙃