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The Moral Values of "Sinigang" by Marie Aubrey J. Villaceran

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Summary of the Story

It is a story of how Liza, the story's main character, deals with his father's infidelity with a woman named Slyvia and how she discovers that she has a brother from another mother. Moral of the Story

If you had properly read and digested the story, you would have thought how painful it must be to Liza that her father had committed something that you cannot imagine he would have done. For some readers, they might share the same experience and they have their different takes on the situation, some get angry, some gets hurt, others would feel pure pain, and sometimes someone would feel like they are lied to for the entirety of their lives and they would not lose the trust they have for their father. But, this is the story of Liza, the moral of the story here is forgiveness. Some say the best power to possess is the power of knowing when to yield. When Liza finds out about Lem, she is in the process of learning of letting go of her emotions, and her anger with his father about the thing that he had done.

Sometimes, learning to forgive is the best way to go. All of us are imperfect, but being imperfect is what makes us perfect. Forgiving Liza's father from his actions would make all the difference in their lives, but also, forgiving isn't just the only moral lesson here. When the truth came to light about Liza's father's infidelity, not denying and giving her the truth is what Liza deserves. It might be painful to process the information but at least you have nothing to hide anymore, you had put the situation that you are constantly trying to hide. The moral of the story here is about forgiving and admitting that you had done something wrong. That applies to every situation on hand, not just to Liza's situation. Remember to forgive if someone had sinned to you, and admit that you are wrong when you did something that you should have not done.

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Cyberpunk alternate universe 🌃

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I’ve gone on time and time again on how I love subtle details in the Dream SMP, unintentional foreshadowing, etc etc.  Anyway, here���s some of those smaller details that are interesting. 

Every place that Wilbur has had a hand in naming, means exactly what that place is or becomes, even when he names it before it takes shape. 

And I don’t think this is unintentional, knowing how cc!Wilbur loves history and geography, rather I think it’s just interesting. 

So! In a lot of places, names of places mean things, but especially in the UK/England. You hear a lot of ‘British sounding’  names of things where towns end in -ham, -mouth, -ford, etc. And these mean things! Usually it means that, during the creation of that town/village, it had some purpose or reason for name. -mouth means it usually lied at the mouths of rivers, -ford is a shallow part of a river you can cross, -ham means it usually was a farming or homestead area. 

Anyway!

L’manburg.  -burg means a fortress or walled off town, specifically a ‘fortified enclosure’. L'manburg started off as a walled off country meant to keep its residents safe from outside forces. It continued to consistently be walled off, even when the walls were torn down.  L’manburg is ‘The Fortification of Man’

Logstedshire, ‘Logsted’ for short.  -sted simply means place, but it also specifically means an 'enclosed pasture’ or home -shire a subdivision of a place, a place part of something else but detached from it; a stronghold Logsted, despite all the awful things that happened there, was a very small and quaint home fortified in logs in a small forest and plains. It was apart of the greater dream smp area, but utterly detached from it.  Logstedshire is ‘The Enclosure away from Home’ (made of logs)

Honorable Mention: Pogtopia -topia isn’t a UK specific ending to a place, rather it comes from Greek origin and means ‘a perfect place’ or ‘paradise’  It should be noted that, at first, that is what Pogtopia was. It was a safe place meant to be perfect just for Tommy and Wilbur, and it was for a short while, but things turned. Pogtopia went from a utopia, to a dystopia. The complete opposite of what it once was.  It was once safe and a symbol of strength and a sort of solo paradise. Then it became dangerous, a place for a man’s lowest and weakest point, and a personal hell.  Pogtopia is ‘The Paradise of Pog’ and ‘The Purgatory of Pog’ (Pog being the political party of Wilbur & Tommy, purgatory being the opposite of paradise)

And, here’s another one, although Wilbur didn’t name this, Tubbo did. 

Snowchester. -ster means camp -chester means specifically a military camp or fort.  Snowchester was a get away spot for Tubbo, and later on Ranboo, Michael, and for a period of time, Jack, Foolish, and Puffy.  With its front being a simple town, it’s as stated by Tubbo, a military state/camp with no obvious government. It’s purpose is protection, and its there where Tubbo has hand crafted weapons, keeps nuclear creations, and has an armory.  Snowchester is ‘The [Military] Fort of Snow’

anyway, have fun with that information!

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Hello Tumblr, it had been a while. I was re-reading my other favorite book that my cousin bought me at Big Bad Wolf Manila 2020, just before covid.

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I write what I feel #1

In the past few days, I've been feeling a lot more anxious than I ever felt in my entire life. I had no idea how I survived my past challenges, but I remember feeling the anxiety and pressure of facing what is ahead of me. It's the same feeling I am undergoing right now, the apprehension due to the choices I made in the past that is taking their toll at this very moment.

This year had been difficult for me due to Covid, the way of education quickly switches into online classes, and the problem between me and my significant other. My mental health isn't coping up with it, more especially right now. I skipped this school year to take a break, but I knew in an instant that in doing so, there would be consequences. The consequences are my parents' disappointment and anger because I wasted money on my tuition fee, the electric and Wifi bills they had to pay to support my online classes. I was wrong to abandon my studies, but it's also not good to leave my mental struggles unattended. I've chosen to take a break to heal myself before I do stressful school activities. Right now, I am ready for school tasks that I need to do to pass this year, prepared to stay up late to finish my activities.

The only problem I'm worried about is my parents' reaction. I had been lying to them throughout the year, and I know they would be angry at me. I was telling them how good school was, but It was all a lie. It's the dumbest thing I've done. Guilt is eating me up inside. My father wants me to finish school, yet I'm not confident if I can finish school. Sure, I'm trying my best to finish it, but I was never great at academics. I can never learn much from all the studying I did, especially at math. That is what I fear the most, the subject with numbers and letters combines. My brain can't handle all that despite my many attempts at studying math.

I'm a failure. I would understand my parents' furry when they discover my secret. In advance, I'm sorry Mom, and Dad. I wish I could make you proud, I've tried my hardest to be the best daughter, but I failed. You will never understand the importance of mental health unless professionals educate you. I am sorry for being this way. I don't know how I will be able to pay you back for all the things you had done for me. I'm sorry, I hope you understand. I love both of you.