In politics, the loudest stories often drown out the most important ones. Lately, the public conversation in the Philippines has been dominated by talks about impeaching Vice President Sara Duterte. The case has already gone through decisions by the Supreme Court and the Senate, and the results did not favor those pushing the impeachment. Yet… Continue reading The Political Storm Around VP Sara Duterte: Distractions, Debt, and the Search for Real Progress
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The Evolution of a Dreamer
I honestly can’t remember what I wanted to be when I was five. Maybe I had a dream job back then, maybe I didn’t. But if I did, it has completely faded from my memory. What I do remember, though, is that as I got older, my ambitions started taking shape, influenced by the world… Continue reading The Evolution of a Dreamer
Why People Prefer iPhones and Samsungs: A Personal Perspective
In today’s smartphone world, iPhones and Samsungs dominate the market, each with its own group of dedicated fans. As someone who uses both, I get to enjoy the unique features each brand brings to the table. It’s clear that people gravitate toward these phones for different reasons, but when you take a closer look, the… Continue reading Why People Prefer iPhones and Samsungs: A Personal Perspective
Breaking Free from Beauty Standards: How They Affect Self-Esteem of Filipinas
In the Philippines where I came from, beauty standards play a significant role in how people perceive themselves and others. Society has a clear image of what is considered beautiful—fair skin, slim bodies, straight hair, and features that align with Western ideals. This definition of beauty is often showcased in media, advertising, and even on… Continue reading Breaking Free from Beauty Standards: How They Affect Self-Esteem of Filipinas
