#proud to be pinoy!!!

[adm-starblitzsteel-4305]

So, here in our country, we celebrated today as of June 12...

Our Independence Day.

🇵🇭 Happy Independence Day!!! 🇵🇭

And also, today's our fiesta, in my small town. I am being dragged by my cousins so, yeah, I need to socialize them more and lots of street foods I must handle hehe...

[illgiveyouahint]

Marahuyo Project - Episode 1 Amihan

If there's no LGBTQIA+ org here in MarSU, then we'll create one!

[gay-meowmeow]

me on tiktok whenever i see nc scene discourse, someone saying how "traumatized" they were by seeing 2 queer people having sexual encounters onscreen, or demonize any bl/gl that isnt pg13, "wholesome", or "pure".

[zanni1]

Filipiñana Miku

Drawing this made me feel nostalgic for times when my school would hold a "Linggo ng Wika" event. I miss those days 🥲

Time lapse

[tunneleyedmedia]

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Dallas Stars during warmups

San Jose

3.26.24

[tuberosumtater]

HJELP AHSHAKAHSKAJDUSUK-💀💀💀

[supernovaa-remnant]

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[astro-inthestars]

foRGOT TO SAY CUZ I WAS BUSY ALL DAY BUT!

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO THE PHILIPPINES BABY AYYOOOOOO LET'S GO WE DID IT SUCKERS WOOHOO!!

[throwbacktears]

when liv captioned her post in spanish i just KNEW people were going to comment that shes proud to be latina

and they did not disappoint .. !

she is literally half asian. filipino, specifically. and it makes me so, so sad that thats not more known about her.

[yzashaven]

FILIPINO KA??????

yes naman oo

[sucking-her-vajayjay]

I rarely go out because I enjoy indoors and I work from home so I have to take pics for proof that I went out. 😬

[royal1asset-if]

15 Tags, 15 Mutuals

Thanks for the tag, @toribookworm22 and @primroseprime2019

Also free tag any one who wants to join.

1. Are you named after anyone?

Somewhat yes,My first name is a title, if you can guess a title who has a word "Chance" in it, congrats you know my first name :)

2. When was the last time you cried?

Yesterday but I was crying in laughter because I watching a comedy movie.

3. Do you have kids?

Nope, but I consider my pups and doggy my kids.

4. Do you use sarcasm?

Yup, in tagalog we call that person a "philosopo".

For example we have a saying in tagalog; Matigas ang ulo mo(You're so hard headed)

Then we children we will reply; Alangan meron bang malambot na ulu(Well duh? is there a head soft?)

5. What's the first thing you notice about people?

For me a lot of things because I tend to stay quiet and observe the people around me, I will notice the way they speak, their mannerisms, attitude and etc.

6. What's your eye color?

Dark brown

7. Scary movies or happy endings?

I like both if possible because I found very cliché' that in every horror movie that the evil is still alive and the end credits will roll in.

8. Any special talents?

Writing, a good listener and a improviser.

9. Where were you born?

Batangas City, Philippines

10. What are your hobbies?

Writing, listening to music, playing chess, reading, playing video games.

11. Have you any pets?

Yup, 1 mother and 4 rascals pups :)

12. What sports do you play/have played?

A lot actually, badminton, volleyball, basketball, dodgeball and others but I like badminton the most.

13. How tall are you?

I think either 5'6 or 5'7

14. Favorite subject in school?

English, Literature, a bit of science but most of all Social Studies.

15. Dream job?

Finish Medicine and apply for cardiologist.

But the job I'm aiming for is making my parents happy :)

[nikkinaxxxx]

HOPE YOU CAN COME TO CHECK OUT OUR PPOP GROUP SB19 ON JUNE 24 & 25!

TICKET SALE WILL START ON MAY 21!

[thatonescrunklycat]

either i’m stupid or i have a bad memory but i just found out that poppy is filo. either way, i’m lwk shitting myself because the character i most relate to just swore in tagalog and my life is complete now. i’m so starved of filo representation so this is to much to handle bro (in a good way!!)

[ayemblacksheep]

[jackfar]

Title: Why We Must Bring Back Filipino's Values

In a world of ever-expanding global interconnectedness, it's crucial to hold onto the values that have shaped us as Filipinos for generations. These values, deeply rooted in our culture, serve as a compass guiding us through the complexities of the modern age. While the internet has brought the world closer, our unique heritage and traditions, including respect for the elderly, bayanihan, amor propio, awa, and hospitality, remain integral to our identity.

The Heart of Filipino Culture

From time immemorial, Filipinos have cultivated a set of values that are passed down through the generations. These values are more than mere traditions; they are the essence of our culture. Among them, the respect for the elderly is expressed through the use of "po," "opo," and "pagmamano." These simple gestures showcase our deep reverence for our ancestors and the wisdom they carry.

Bayanihan: The Spirit of Unity

Bayanihan, the spirit of communal unity, is another key value that binds our communities. It's a concept that involves helping one another, especially in times of need. This tradition embodies the notion that together, we are stronger. With technology connecting us to the world, we should ensure that this sense of togetherness extends beyond our local communities to global ones.

Amor Propio: Self-Love and Identity

Amor propio, the importance of self-love and self-respect, is integral to our values. In a digital age where comparison and conformity can be overwhelming, it's vital that we instill in our children the confidence to embrace their individuality.

Awa: Compassion for Others

Awa, or compassion for others, is a value that encourages empathy and kindness. In a world where social media can sometimes be a breeding ground for negativity, we should remember the importance of extending compassion to others both online and offline.

Hospitality: A Filipino Tradition

Hospitality is a cornerstone of Filipino culture. Our warm welcome and willingness to share what we have with others is a reflection of our generous spirit. In the age of virtual connections, we should ensure that our digital interactions also reflect this hospitality.

Embracing the Future with Our Values

In the rapidly changing world, the internet has opened doors to a wealth of information and cultures. It's easy to get lost in the vast sea of digital information and global influences. However, our values are not a relic of the past; they are the guiding stars of our future.

In conclusion, nurturing and preserving our Filipino values in an interconnected world is not just about honoring our past but also about ensuring a brighter future. These values make us who we are and provide a moral foundation in an ever-changing landscape. By embracing and promoting them, we contribute not only to the preservation of our culture but also to a more compassionate and harmonious global society. As we navigate the complexities of this modern age, let us remember that the heart of the Philippines continues to beat strong, resonating with the timeless values that define us as Filipinos.