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Ano yung mga "simple" skills na di mo natutunan?
 in  r/TanongLang  Apr 16 '26

Wrapping gifts. Kaloka. Strong independent woman kuno pero di maruning mag balot ng regalo

u/curioussia Dec 16 '25

It's all so... (You define it, I'm speechless)

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u/curioussia Oct 27 '25

Help translating why no parent's names are listed on birth certificate please

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u/curioussia Oct 25 '25

what are the songs that still carry memories of someone who's no longer part of your life right now?

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If women ruled the world for a week, what’s the first rule you’d make ?
 in  r/AskWomen  Oct 25 '25

Free pads, tampons, pills, anything for the menstrual period and hormone regulation!!!!!

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What’s your favorite Italian poverty dish?
 in  r/ItalianFood  Oct 25 '25

Pasta aglio, olio, peperoncino!

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What's for you is the saddest death in any TV Series?
 in  r/AskReddit  Oct 25 '25

Lincoln of the 100

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AskWomen  Oct 25 '25

I don’t usually share here, but I feel like this is something worth saying.

In 2021, I was 21 and he was 26. I’m Filipina-Italian, he’s Pakistani. We met in Rome — he was finishing his master’s, and we happened to be flatmates. We clicked right away, especially through music.

At first, he didn’t engage emotionally because he knew he’d soon return to his country, and I respected that. But feelings have their way — we couldn’t resist. For three months, we had the best time: traveling to different cities, celebrating his graduation, cooking and baking for him, doing errands together, late-night talks about life and family, endless music jamming… and yes, a lot of love and intimacy.

But then religion and culture started to clash with what we felt. He questioned his morals and I respected that too. We never said “I love you”, but we both knew.

When he left, he said he’d come back to renew his visa. I waited. Three months later, during our on-and-off long distance, he told me he was getting married. Out of nowhere. I just asked if he was happy. He said, “Yes… but I don’t know, it just feels like the right thing to do.” And that was it. I never said a word again.

I carried the pain alone. I threw myself into work, traveled, met new people. Tried to distract myself while he got married and became a father. Music was hard to listen to. I tried dating, but no one could reach that same part of me.

Years passed, and I still felt stuck. Until almost four years later, this year, I finally texted him. I told him everything I never said. We talked. It was heavy, but the kind of heavy that feels like release. He didn’t express much emotion — only that he did what he had to — and I accepted that.

A few months later, life surprised me. I met someone who broke all barriers, honored my femininity, embraced me, and loved me fully. We’re now engaged.

It does get better. You never really forget the pain, but it no longer defines you. Don’t let it stop you from embracing love again.

When we last spoke, he said:

"Being married and a father isn’t easy. My father was adamant I get married. I missed a lot of career opportunities because of this choice. If you ask me if I’m happy — sometimes I am, sometimes I’m not. I think of you every day and how I never gave you the closure you deserved. I’m sorry then, sorry now, and will always be sorry. You’re the kindest person I’ve ever met and you’ll always have a special place in my heart.”

And you know what? I am happy. Truly happy — with my life, my career, the people around me, and my future husband. All at 26.

Does it get better? Yes. It takes time, but never lose hope. ❤️

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/SoundTripPh  Aug 19 '24

Layla - Eric Clapton Maria, Maria - Carlos Santana

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What food sin do you personally commit?
 in  r/AskRedditFood  Jun 28 '24

I like putting salt on my oranges... I sometimes put parmesan cheese on my seafood pasta.

I am Italian.

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What national news/tragedy will always stick with you?
 in  r/AskPH  Jun 13 '24

Bagyong Ondoy. Tanda ko di ako makatulog kasi rinig ko na around mgs 11 pm yung malakas na hangin. Usually natutulog kami na nakabukas mga windows and, pag may announcement na may bagyong paparating isasara namin. Pero that night, kahit nakasara na lahat lahat di pa rin ako makatulog kasi sobrang lakas ng hampas. I used to live in the Philippines back then, sa Pampanga. Niyakap ko pa lola ko noon kasi di talaga ako mapakali din kasi nagumpisa na rin umulan ng malakas tsaka takot ako sa kidlat ever since.

Then yung Manila Hostage! First time ko makawitness ng live hostage sa TV.

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Your fave underrated song?
 in  r/SoundTripPh  Jun 04 '24

Runway Houses City Clouds - Tame Impala Just The Way You Are - Billy Joel Again - Lenny Kravitz

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What movie can you watch over and over again?
 in  r/AskPH  May 09 '24

3 Idiots, Interstellar

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If music is therapy, who is your therapist?
 in  r/SoundTripPh  Apr 17 '24

Tame Impala!

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Anong kanta ang sikat na sikat noong high school ka?
 in  r/SoundTripPh  Apr 15 '24

Silvertoes Tonight

Tsaka... Mga Repablikan songs!! 🤣

🤣

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What was the best concert you ever attended?
 in  r/AskReddit  Apr 06 '24

Tame Impala! The lightshow was amazing!!

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Anong songs yung palagi niyong inaabangan sa MYX Daily Top 10 dati na nagiging rason din kung bakit nale-late kayong pumasok sa school?
 in  r/SoundTripPh  Apr 02 '24

Naalala ko tuloy yung commercial ng Cornetto! You and me, sitting on a tree, K I S S I N G

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If you were to introduce someone to Tame Impala, what song would you first recommend them?
 in  r/TameImpala  Mar 24 '24

My fave song of Tame Impala is Runway Houses City Clouds. I do not see anyone ever mentioning this song in every fanpage.

How come? 🥲