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20/11/2025

20/11/2025

20/11/2025

POV: Sen. Imee Marcos, DI TUNAY NA ANAK?
Gustong paingayin ni Sandro ang usap-usapang hindi ako tunay na kapatid.
Isa lamang ang solusyon:

Magpapa-DNA TEST ako,
magpaHAIR FOLLICLE TEST sila.
~Sen. Imee Marcos

📷Sen. Imee Marcos

20/11/2025

POV: Sen. Ping Lacson, MAAWAIN
Ang chairman ng Blue Ribbon Committee na nag-iimbestiga sa flood control ay tila may pusong madaling maantig—maawain, malumanay, at mabilis maaawa. Pero sana, sa gitna ng lahat ng ito, mas manaig ang awa sa mga tunay na biktima: ang mga Pilipinong matagal nang naghihintay ng hustisya, pag-unlad, at serbisyong hindi inuubos ng korapsyon. Kasi habang may mga pinoprotektahan, may mas maraming tao ang patuloy na lumulubog sa problema.

📷NEWS 5

20/11/2025

POV: NO EVIDENCE! ANG LAKAS MO!
Bakit ba parang ang hirap pa ring maglabas ng matibay na ebidensya, kahit napakarami na ang tumestigo? Ilang boses pa ba ang kailangan para marinig ang katotohanan? Minsan tuloy mapapaisip ka—gaano ka ba talaga kalakas at sino ba ang nasa likod mo—kung sa dami ng nagpapalakas ng loob para magsalita, tila hindi pa rin umuusad ang hustisya. Sa tindi ng mga saksi, parang may pader na mas mataas pa sa batas. Ngunit tandaan: kahit gaano kalakas ang proteksiyon, hindi nito kayang takpan ang liwanag ng katotohanan habang tumatagal.

20/11/2025

“10 Things You Should NEVER Allow When Someone Enters Your Home (Yes, even if it’s family)”

Your home is not a hotel. It’s not a therapy office. It’s not a stage for others to dump their frustrations.
Your home is your temple—and temples deserve respect. The hard truth? Sometimes the most toxic guests aren’t strangers… they’re family.

👉 1. Don’t let anyone criticize your lifestyle.
Whether your house is spotless or covered in toys, whether dinner is eggs and rice or salmon and avocado—it’s nobody’s business.

👉 2. Don’t let bad energy through the door.
Guests should bring peace, not storms. If they carry poison on their tongue, let them leave it outside.

👉 3. Don’t let anyone comment on your partner, your kids, or your solitude.
They don’t pay your bills, they don’t live your battles—so their opinion doesn’t belong.

👉 4. Don’t let comparisons creep in.
“Look at so-and-so, she already has this or that…” is disguised poison. Cut it off with: “Good for her, I’m on my own path.”

👉 5. Don’t let ungrateful people eat at your table.
Gratitude costs nothing. If someone swallows your food and still frowns, they don’t deserve seconds.

👉 6. Don’t let anyone turn you into their free therapist.
Listening is kindness. But dumping emotional garbage in your living room without asking how you’re doing? That’s abuse.

👉 7. Don’t let gossip cross your threshold.
Whoever brings gossip today will carry yours tomorrow.

👉 8. Don’t let anyone minimize your victories.
Paid off a debt? Raised kids on your own? Still standing after a storm? That’s huge. If they can’t clap, they can stay quiet.

👉 9. Don’t let “trust” excuse disrespect.
Trust is not a license for rudeness.

👉 10. Don’t let anyone act like they own your house.
If they can’t respect boundaries, show them the door.

💡 Respect isn’t requested—it’s demanded.
Your home is not a dumping ground for other people’s toxicity. It’s a sacred space where you and your family deserve peace. Learn to close the door on those who don’t know how to behave… because sometimes true cleanliness isn’t about the floor, it’s about the people you remove from your life.

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20/11/2025

Because loyalty is never neutral. Hindi ito napipisil or napupwersa. It naturally shows in the choices you make, in the people you defend, and in the company you keep. Ang tunay na kaibigan hindi umaalalay sa mga taong nanakit sa’yo. So if your loyalty is split, I already know where you stand.

20/11/2025

POV: NEW YORKERS, D***G USE - NORMAL
Pambihira. Nagiging “normal” na pala ngayon ang paggamit ng bawal na d**ga—dahil lang New Yorkers? Talaga naman. At mas lalo pang nakakagulat na pinanigan pa ito ng dating National Security Adviser. Ganito na ba tayo ngayon? Na ang mali, basta may bigatin na pumabor, bigla na lang nagiging katanggap-tanggap? Kung ganito na ang definition ng “normalized,” delikado na talaga ang direksiyon ng lipunan.

20/11/2025

𝙋𝙤𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙨 to consider behind the line:
"𝙔𝙤𝙪 𝙘𝙖𝙣'𝙩 𝙨𝙞𝙩 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙢𝙚 𝙬𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙚 𝙨𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙬𝙝𝙤'𝙨 𝙖𝙜𝙖𝙞𝙣𝙨𝙩 𝙢𝙚."

1. Loyalty is a choice.
Who you stand with reflects your true values as a friend.

2. Neutrality is still a decision.
If someone hurt me and you still choose to stay close to them, it tells me you’re okay with what they did.

3. Respect matters.
If you truly respect me, you wouldn’t sit, talk, or bond with someone who disrespects or harms me.

4. Trust becomes impossible.
I can’t open up to you fully if the person who’s against me has direct access to you.

5. Boundaries are necessary.
It’s not immaturity—it’s self-protection and knowing who deserves space in your life.

6. Friendship requires alignment.
We don’t need to share the same anger, but we must share the same principles—especially respect and loyalty.

7. A friend who entertains your enemy sends a message.
If you can laugh with them, you can betray me when the opportunity comes.

A real friend chooses loyalty, protects your peace, and respects your boundaries. If someone is comfortable staying close to your enemy, they’re showing you exactly where you stand — and it’s okay to walk away.

📷Pinterest with enhanced texts

20/11/2025

Too often, we find ourselves waiting for permission or hoping for a place at someone else’s table. But true power comes from creating your own path. Build your own table, shape your own space, and surround yourself with those who truly align with your vision and values. Don’t beg for inclusion—invite only the people who deserve to share your journey.