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Medyo na turn off na ako sa boyfriend ko.

First of all, I'm aware of my insecurities. Maybe I'm not mature enough pa talaga to get into a relationship but things happened and here we are.

Akala ko common sense na na if you're in a relationship, you don't like other girls' pictures na. If celebrity, it's fine lang but yung mutuals sa ig? I don't even think na close friends niya ang mga babaeng yon. I get upset because I never did the same. When I'm in a relationship I'm very careful na walang magawa na makakapag selos sa kanya or what. Hindi naman ako sobra na na hurt na baka he finds them pretty kasi I have no control over that, lahat naman tayo may freedom maka appreciate ng beauty, it's more like I feel disrespected. I feel embarrassed na ganyan boyfriend ko. Makikitang naka like sa mga pictures ng babae. Ayokong isipin na may mga babae na siguro na pinag uusapan ako na kesyo boyfriend ko naka heart sa mga pics nila.

We already talked about this. But he has a lot of “reasons” talaga kahit obvious na.

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i’m slowly quitting. sorry.

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thank u papa God

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Another day to thank God for everything! Forever grateful <3

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this song i dedicated to someone i love - i will always cherish u iloveyou

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To all the young people out there who want to work while studying, I want to say this: if your family is still able to support your education, take full advantage of that. Don’t feel pressured to work just yet if your parents or guardians can provide for your schooling. Your education is the foundation for everything — and having the opportunity to focus on it fully is a privilege that not everyone gets. That being said, if you're passionate about learning new skills, exploring side hustles, or gaining work experience, do it at your own pace. You don't have to rush into things. Balance is key. Take the time to build a solid foundation in both your education and personal growth. When the time comes, everything will fall into place.

My journey as a Virtual Assistant didn’t begin with big clients or fancy tools — it started with curiosity, creativity, and the support of my family. I was only 14 when I began editing videos and creating CapCut templates. The income was small, but the sense of fulfillment was priceless. I was just so happy and proud to earn from something I enjoyed doing.

At 15, I started taking things more seriously. I was blessed to have my brother and sister supporting me. My brother saw potential in me and personally trained me in GoHighLevel (GHL). At first, it felt overwhelming — GHL is a very technical platform — but I fell in love with it. I’ve always been drawn to systems, solving problems, and doing things hands-on. I explored CRM, automation, website building, and applied my design skills within the platform. Eventually, GHL became my core niche.

But it wasn’t a smooth ride. I was still in school, and balancing schoolwork with client work was exhausting. There were days I wanted to break down, moments I felt I couldn’t keep up, but I kept pushing — for myself, for my future, and for the people who believed in me. Now at 18, I’m specializing in GHL, earning six digits, and have even become a breadwinner for my family.

And to think, there was a time when people doubted me — said I wouldn’t make it, that I couldn’t afford my own laptop, that I was too young. Now, I can buy the things I used to only dream of. Everything happened so fast, and sometimes I still can’t believe how far I’ve come.

But I want to be clear — this isn’t about glorifying child labor. I don’t support that. I was lucky to have a safe environment, a supportive family, and the freedom to explore my interests without being forced. What I do believe in, though, is staying hungry for knowledge and growth. Age doesn’t define your capability — curiosity, consistency, and the right guidance can take you far.

Thank You, Lord God, for everything — the strength, the blessings, the people around me, and the journey so far. And to anyone out there starting young, scared, or doubting themselves: trust your pace, stay passionate, and never stop learning. Your story is just getting started — just like mine.

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My journey as a Virtual Assistant didn’t begin with big clients or fancy tools — it started with curiosity, creativity, and the support of my family. I was only 14 when I began editing videos and creating CapCut templates. The income was small, but the sense of fulfillment was priceless. I was just so happy and proud to earn from something I enjoyed doing.

At 15, I started taking things more seriously. I was blessed to have my brother and sister supporting me. My brother saw potential in me and personally trained me in GoHighLevel (GHL). At first, it felt overwhelming — GHL is a very technical platform — but I fell in love with it. I’ve always been drawn to systems, solving problems, and doing things hands-on. I explored CRM, automation, website building, and applied my design skills within the platform. Eventually, GHL became my core niche.

But it wasn’t a smooth ride. I was still in school, and balancing schoolwork with client work was exhausting. There were days I wanted to break down, moments I felt I couldn’t keep up, but I kept pushing — for myself, for my future, and for the people who believed in me. Now at 18, I’m specializing in GHL, earning six digits, and have even become a breadwinner for my family.

And to think, there was a time when people doubted me — said I wouldn’t make it, that I couldn’t afford my own laptop, that I was too young. Now, I can buy the things I used to only dream of. Everything happened so fast, and sometimes I still can’t believe how far I’ve come.

But I want to be clear — this isn’t about glorifying child labor. I don’t support that. I was lucky to have a safe environment, a supportive family, and the freedom to explore my interests without being forced. What I do believe in, though, is staying hungry for knowledge and growth. Age doesn’t define your capability — curiosity, consistency, and the right guidance can take you far.

Thank You, Lord God, for everything — the strength, the blessings, the people around me, and the journey so far. And to anyone out there starting young, scared, or doubting themselves: trust your pace, stay passionate, and never stop learning. Your story is just getting started — just like mine.

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It's always the last bit of money in their bank account for CEOs with seven-figure salaries

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My biggest pet peeves is those people who will do anything for someone as long as they can benefit from them—acting like loyal puppies, ready to kneel at their feet. But the moment that person is no longer useful, they drop them without a second thought.

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i will never stop thanking God for everything.

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all men are the same

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…in this silence, I hear the echoes of everything you never said,

the quiet confessions hiding beneath your breath,

the weight of truth too heavy for your lips to carry.

In this darkness, I see the outline of what we could have been,

shadowed by the lies you chose instead,

a love that was real in my hands but illusion in yours.

In this moment, I finally understand—

it was never love that held us together,

but my hope, stitched into the seams of your deception.

And now, as I walk away,

I leave behind not just you,

but the pieces of myself that kept believing you'd change.

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I gave you chance after chance, believing—hoping—that maybe this time, you’d choose me over the lies. But here I am again, standing in the ruins of another broken promise, watching as you set fire to the truth before I could even hold it in my hands.

You looked me in the eyes and denied it, but your gaze wavered, your words hollow. I felt it. I knew. And yet, you still chose deception over honesty, fear over love. You erased the proof as if that could erase my pain, as if your denial could silence the scream in my heart. But the truth lingers in the spaces between us, in the way my trust crumbles under the weight of your betrayal.

I wasn’t searching for a perfect love—just a real one. One where I wouldn’t have to second-guess the man I gave my heart to. But now, all I see is the reflection of someone who fears being caught more than he fears losing me. And that… that is what hurts the most.

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Life moves in ways we don’t always understand. But if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s patience. Everything we manifest, everything we truly believe in—it finds its way to us. In time. In ways we never expected.

Stay humble. Stay grounded. Don’t judge, because everyone carries something unseen. Don’t absorb the weight of negativity others try to give you—it’s never yours to hold."

And if the world feels heavy, remember: we’ve learned. We’ve grown. We’ve seen the highs and the lows, and still, we stand. Keep moving, keep believing—everything is coming together, even when you can’t see it yet

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The things you seek, the dreams you chase,

Will find their way, will know their place.

No need to rush, no need to run,

What’s meant for you will come undone.

Like seeds that bloom when seasons change,

Life moves in ways both wild and strange.

You’ll wake one day and look around,

To see the dreams that once seemed bound.

You won’t have noticed when or how,

But what you wished for stands here now.

So trust the wait, embrace the flow,

What’s meant for you will always grow.

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i remember long ago. when i was daydreaming about having my own laptop setup - work station. i would really really appreciate it, BIG flex to me. and now i did not notice that it already came to me now:) and that’s how i learned to be patient and everything, God wont let us down.

“i tell you, keep asking and it will be given to you. keep seeking, and you will find. keep knocking and it will open to you” - Luke 11:19

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to my hardworking boyfie,

i want you to know that, i trust you with my life.

i know i can rely on you, not just in the big moments but in the everyday things too. your efforts and love makes me feel safe, and that means everything to me.