I may be the broken one, I may not be enough for your standards, I may be the mess you always complained about, too emotional and too hard to understand. But one thing is for sure, I showed up for you every single time.
Until we have leaders who truly prioritize the welfare of the nation over personal interests, progress will be slow. We need transparency, good governance, and a system that serves the people, not just the few.
We are forced to confront the fact that we can never truly go home again, because the version of home we crave only exists in a past that is now out of reach.
The ICC Office of the Prosecutor rejects Rodrigo Duterte’s bid to halt his trial indefinitely, disputing defense claims that he is “not fit to stand trial as a result of cognitive impairment in multiple domains.”
While Duterte’s lawyers argued that his memory loss leaves him unable to understand the proceedings or recall even close family, prosecutors insisted that more medical evaluation is needed and challenged as well the “untested findings” of defense experts.
The important thing is there's no single "right" way to live. Whether you prefer a quiet life or you're chasing huge dreams, what matters most is finding what makes you truly happy. We should respect each other's choices, knowing that everyone's journey is unique and valuable.
Everyone sees life differently. We all have our own ideas, goals, and wishes. Some people find happiness in keeping things simple, enjoying quiet moments and basic pleasures. That's perfectly fine. A simple life can be very rich and fulfilling.
On the other hand, many people dream big. They want to achieve great things, build something important, or reach high ambitions. That's also completely okay. Big dreams can lead to amazing accomplishments and personal satisfaction.