I found Benedicto Cabrera’s art while looking for artworks to replicate for a school project. He made a series of paintings with a girl named Sabel, an impoverished young lady whom he viewed as a symbol of isolation and despair. Much like how I chanced upon BenCab’s art, the painter found Sabel on the streets […]
I’m glad I was exposed to finding different communities online; people often talk about the dangers of making friends online but by doing so, they forget to consider the benefits of being surrounded by many different viewpoints. Quarantine was a time when everyone had to get creative fast in every aspect of their lives. In
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“Ayusin mo ang pagpili ng mga kaibigan mo!” was something my mom always told me whenever I had to transfer to a different school. I never really thought about it much since I had a naive belief that the right friends would choose me based on how I showed myself to them. As I’ve grown
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When I was in elementary, I watched videos of foreigners experiencing the culture and personality of our country and the citizens within. Those videos that I watched had a few things in common – the hospitality and the capability of Filipinos to continuously put a smile on their faces no matter what calamity they’re going
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