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I'd meet you where the spirit meets the bones

[Red Nyx ⭐ @pinkslynx]

10 years and they’re still on top of the game

[gabriella ✧˖°. @literallyshorty]

oh this is the best social media team i’ve seen for an event EVER

[mic @viceganda]

in another universe sure akong mag-bestie ‘tong dalawang ‘to

[X-Men Updates @XMenUpdate]

Our X-Men. ❤️

[Gaby Meza 🍿 @GabyMeza8]

Las mujeres de X-Men, eso es todo, ese es el tweet

[Movie Land @Thanx09900]

Marvel Studios: The Mutant Saga (2026–2042) 🔥
A new era is coming. After Secret Wars, the MCU could enter its biggest mutant-focused chapter yet—with the X-Men, new heroes, and a completely new generation shaping Marvel’s future. From 2026 to 2042, the next saga could redefine the MCU. 🧬⚡
The Mutants are coming. The future is theirs. 🧬🔥

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Cultivate patience. Everything blooms in its own time.

[𝘢𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘵𝘪𝘤 𝘷𝘪𝘴𝘶𝘢𝘭𝘴 •°. *࿐ @aestheticwabi]

What's your favorite shade from nature?

[radar PH @radarph_media]

In the Philippines, finding time for hobbies is a struggle for the middle class.

A Thread post sparked discussions about Filipinos having no hobbies, showing a photo of long commuter queues and suggesting that the transportation crisis is the cause.

The sentiment resonated with other users, who cited their own struggles with commuting as a source of wasted time and energy.

One user shared that they felt sad about being unable to pursue the hobbies they love.

"I can't even make art or play games [...] after my shift kasi sobrang pagod na ako," they said.

Others even pointed out that this reality is why Filipinos are chronically online, losing much of their time to scrolling on social media while stuck in transit.

Data from the TomTom index show that congestion in Metro Manila continues to worsen, with the 2025 rush hour traffic resulting in time lost equivalent to 5 days and 23 hours, which is 1 hour and 16 minutes more than the previous year.

Moreover, the 2024 Global Life-Work Balance Index report shows that Filipinos have one of the worst work-life balances, ranking 59th out of 60 countries, citing poor workplace culture and traffic as reasons.

"For many, a rare free moment is better spent resting than pursuing creative projects. True hobbies require financial freedom and peace of mind that daily grinding denies," one user shared.

When these economic realities intersect, time becomes a privilege enjoyed by a few.

Such an everyday condition goes beyond discussions of leisure, as many are left to suffer from parental inadequacy, deteriorating health, and limited educational opportunities.

This puts into perspective what we continue to lose along the way and the choices we make for ourselves.

With a system perpetuating a deeper economic imbalance, Filipinos will continue to live in survival mode.

(✍️: Allyson Capati)

[Pop Base @PopBase]

The ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ cast at the Season 2 premiere in Los Angeles.

[maru is tired 🫩 @marureviere_]

Once again, I love contributing to the declining birth rate.

[Malvin @ManOfFocus_]

Know the difference.