It's actually possible (if you're a writer). Anyway, I want that person to be not a judgmental person and never stereotype people because they defy norms. I want that person to love or just appreciate literature and not say bashful things towards it. I want that person to be good in talking to people. And lastly, i want that person to be good in math.
i have witnessed events of the past already, and currently witnessing the events of present. so probably, i want to witness what is ahead of me. i want to witness my marriage.
ayos lang. bored sa bahay. hahaha
Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami. Nice book, but don't expect too much from it. People just sensationalize and overrate Murakami, though I am looking forward to reading more of his books.
wat s dat, bruh?
Yung part na may 7:30 class ako (umaga) tapos walang PNR. Bukod sa magastos, nakakapagod. Parang pagmamahal.
mahal ko rin sya. sobra. siya yung nagbalik ng kaligayahan ko eh. :)
I've read this somewhere, that those people who have survived after they've jumped off the golden gate bridge had this epiphany that their problems are actually solvable. Imagine, they have to experience this near-death situation just to make them realise that all problems have their solutions.
With that example, I am certain that you know now that death can't actually solve your problem. What if you did the same thing, you jumped off a bridge, and you were nearly at the end when you realised that your problem has this solution but you were just too depressed and stuff to think it over, and then upon realising... you didn't survive.
Always remember you can never win a war without fighting back.
Fuck the world, don't let it fuck you.
di nakakalungkot malungkot, nakakapagod. kaya wag ka ng malungkot, magpakasaya ka nalang sa buhay mo. and appreciate everything that life can give you, okay?
basta magkaanak sila. parehas sila surname eh.
haha madami
