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29/09/2025

I want to give a huge shout-out to my top Stars senders. Thank you for all the support!

Toji Milla

29/09/2025

LUNIS

Lunes na may konting inis at higpis

28/09/2025

Monday motivation:

4 days na lang Friday naaa 😁

28/09/2025

Iwasang magalit sa trabaho dahil dugo mo lang ang tataas hindi yung sahod 😁

Sometimes the most painful farewells are the ones we never see coming—the moments when life simply changes and we’re lef...
28/09/2025

Sometimes the most painful farewells are the ones we never see coming—the moments when life simply changes and we’re left holding memories instead of hands. 🌊

Every step forward feels heavy, but it’s also a quiet reminder of how deeply we loved, how fiercely we cared.

Healing isn’t about forgetting; it’s about carrying those pieces with grace and finding strength in the silence they left behind. 💔✨

28/09/2025

Motivation:

November 15, 2025 😁

28/09/2025

Na para bang ang laki ng madadagdag na sweldo sa hirap ng career progression 🥹🤧

28/09/2025

Ano nanaman kaya ang ipaparamdam sakin ng October 🥹

27/09/2025

Mali yang mindset mo na susuko agad kapag pagod ka, i-absent mo tapos dikit sa day off o holiday 😁

It’s a strange kind of cruelty — when someone causes the damage, then acts like they’re the one who’s been wronged. They...
09/06/2025

It’s a strange kind of cruelty — when someone causes the damage, then acts like they’re the one who’s been wronged. They play the villain in someone’s life, then beg for sympathy like they were the victim all along.

No accountability. No apology. Just silence, deflection, and a carefully crafted version of events that makes them look innocent.

But the truth doesn’t disappear just because it’s ignored. And no matter how convincing the performance, pain knows who caused it — and healing begins when the lies lose their power.

It's one thing to make a mistake. We're all human — we fall, we fail, we learn. But what’s truly disappointing is when s...
30/05/2025

It's one thing to make a mistake. We're all human — we fall, we fail, we learn. But what’s truly disappointing is when someone does wrong, hurts others, and instead of owning up to their actions, they flip the script and play the victim. They manipulate the story to gain sympathy, painting themselves as the ones who suffered, when in reality, they caused the pain.

This kind of behavior is not just dishonest — it’s toxic. It turns accountability into blame-shifting, and healing into further harm. Being the loudest about being hurt doesn’t make you right. The truth doesn’t need dramatics — it just needs honesty.

Real strength is admitting when you're wrong, not hiding behind a mask of victimhood. Don’t be fooled by crocodile tears and twisted stories. Sometimes the real victim is the one who stays silent, not the one who makes the most noise.

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