High school was a year ago, so how’s college life?
Gabi Rizal It is fun. A new city. New faces. The kind of independence I once hoped for. And yet, every day, I find myself longing to be a high
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Ngayong EDSA, Student Ka— Hindi “Student Lang.”
Wednesday, February 25, marks 40 years since Filipinos ousted a kleptocratic dictatorship from their fragile seats of power. In 2022, the same family that once fled from Malacañang returned to
Types of BF: Anong klaseng lalaki ang bet mo?
In case namimili ka pa kung sino ang idedate mo sa dami ng isda sa dagat (o rereply-an man lang). Hindi lahat ng lalaki pare-pareho. May lalaking green flag, may
Sa iyo lang ang bobo side ko
ni Ivan Sa mundong kailangan kong maging maayos, mabilis, at laging may sagot, natuto akong itago ang sablay, itago ang pagkalito, itago ang pagka-clumsy ko. Pero sa’yo— sa’yo lang lumalabas
A Mirror for the Girl I Once Was
I have always believed that the people we meet in the present are never exactly the same people they were in the past, nor the same people they will become
The Risk That Never Was
After all that, I was never the risk you would be willing to take. The memories, the joy, and all the things we went through together—were they ever truly worth
“His laugh you’d die for, his laugh you’d die for…”
Mary Therese It started last February, with a gentle smile,a soothing voice, a calm demeanor.Every word he uttered felt like a song,the kind you hum without realizingit’s already stuck in
WHEN BIG GIRLS CRY: The pain behind every smile
“It’s personal, myself and I.” The lyrics linger longer than the melody when they really hit you and seem to be narrating your own story. Each word echoes the quiet
An organically created playlist
When the internet found out that Sienna Rose wasn’t real, the reaction was intense. People were shocked because the music she produced was good. Really good. Her songs sounded emotional,
Meet this Indian-Filipino couple selling Pani Puri along UN Avenue
You may not know, but if you walk down UN Avenue, you’ll find a tiny yet thriving pocket community of Indian culture: convenience stores full of their products, temples for
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