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I am not who I was, and that's the point. 🌷🩷
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Student-teacher
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Lives in San Jose
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From Occidental Mindoro
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Studied BSEd Major in English at Occidental Mindoro State UniversityClass of 4A
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In a relationship
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28/06/2004
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If you're game for a mutual exchange of reactions, comments, and reviews, just comment 'Swap!' below—let's grow together!
Ayaw niyo? edi huwag. 😝Does this platform really pay for engagement? If you're game for a mutual exchange of reactions, comments, and reviews, just comment 'Swap!' below—let's grow together! Ayaw niyo? edi huwag. 😝0 Comments 0 Shares 156 Views 0 Reviews1
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”You are not lost. You are just between versions of yourself." 🫂
Feeling stuck isn't failure—it's transition. The person you're becoming hasn't fully arrived yet. Give it time.”You are not lost. You are just between versions of yourself." 🫂 Feeling stuck isn't failure—it's transition. The person you're becoming hasn't fully arrived yet. Give it time.0 Comments 0 Shares 146 Views 0 Reviews1
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We often hold onto things—relationships, habits, jobs, mindsets—not because they're still good for us, but because they're familiar. The ending feels like loss, but sometimes it's just room being cleared.
Not every ending feels like a beginning in the moment. But looking back, the ones that hurt most often led to the most growth. Trust the closing of doors you didn't choose—sometimes they're saving you from a room you'd have outgrown anyway.We often hold onto things—relationships, habits, jobs, mindsets—not because they're still good for us, but because they're familiar. The ending feels like loss, but sometimes it's just room being cleared. Not every ending feels like a beginning in the moment. But looking back, the ones that hurt most often led to the most growth. Trust the closing of doors you didn't choose—sometimes they're saving you from a room you'd have outgrown anyway.
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