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ang laki na ng pamilya natin bigla 🤣

Discipline is an act of the will, not a surge of emotion. Motivation visits occasionally. Discipline moves in and stays.

“It's so funny how we went from dreaming about professionals with degrees, to just wanting to be free, happy, and full of life."

it hits really hard

Avoid ungrateful people — ubusin ka lang nila hanggang may mahihita pa sila.

They’ll focus on the one thing you didn’t do, instead of appreciating the countless things you already did for them.

Stay away from that kind of energy.

He Writes for Him.

All credit to the original author. These words are shared to inspire, no copyright infringement intended.

I was struck by Vic Sotto’s words when he said, “Hindi mo obligasyon na bayaran ang mga magulang mo sa pagpapalaki sa’yo. Pero obligasyon mo na, mahalin sila sa panahong ‘di na nila kayang kumita ng pera.”

Because love, when it comes to our parents, was never meant to be a transaction.

They never sent us the bill for every meal they skipped so we could eat.

And yet, as time passes, the roles gently shift.

The hands that once carried us will tremble. The eyes that once watched over us will grow dim. And in those quiet years, love calls us back, not to repay, but to remember.

To remember that they once gave us everything when they had so little. To remember that one day, it will be our turn to give, not out of duty, but out of gratitude.

Vic’s words remind us that honoring our parents isn’t about paying back. It’s about showing up.

It’s about sitting beside them when the house grows silent, listening to the same stories again, and holding their hands like they once held ours.