Nganong Dili Dapat Makigbalik sa Ex

51% or over half of Filipinos ang motoo that “Love is sweeter the second time around.” But pila lang pod ka percent sa mga nagbalik ang nahimong successful ang ilang relationship. And it's already too late to realize that if someone shows you who they really are, believe them....................the first time around! So as early as now, say ‪#‎NeverAgain‬ because most of the time, second chances can be an opportunity for someone to disappoint you again.

And here are 10 Reasons nganong dili na dapat makigbalik sa EX.
1. "Maybe we can work it out this time” means “Ang pan-os nga kan-on kay atong initon kay basin pwede pa makaon”. Timan-i, ang pan-os kay paras lamaw sa baboy. Binaboy kana nga, magbinaboy pa gyud ka. Nganong mag antos sa pan-os kung pwede magluto og bag-o?
2. Ang X dili na parihas sa Algebra nga naay mathematical value. Let me just remind you nga nagbulag mo before kay gibaliwala niya ang imong VALUE, either gibiyaan, giilisan, gipasakitan; so dapat ikaw pod, let the value of X be = 0.
3. Maong EX ang tawag nimo niya kay Ex means “no more EXtension sa EXpired ninyong relasyon”. Life itself has an expiration date. As animals, plants and people are born and die, so are moments in time. When the moment has passed, you have to let it go.
4. Kung magbalik nya mag-away napod mo, lupig pa nya ninyo ang construction worker kay inyong kawton pagbalik ang mga sayop nga nabuhat sauna, bisan dili Thursday kay magthrowback namo. Magkwentahay dayon mos inyong mga sala/sayop, maypa mo apply mo’s VECO ana kay himuon mo nila’g kwentador.
5. Option ka lang. Makigbalik imong Ex dili tungod kay maglisod syag move on nimo, but tungod wala nag work ang iyang ipuli/gipuli nimo. Pinagmukha ka na niyang tanga, eprove pa gyud nimo nga sakto sya?
6. Wala pa ka natagam? You can't make people change, they have to want to make the changes themselves. Of course, tandoon kas tanan nimong kondisyon ug mo promise nga mag usab na sya para lang magbalik mo, pero inig balik ninyo, balik pod nas dating gawi. Mura ra gud na og nangapply og trabaho. Pangutan-on ka nig interview og "willing ka mo overtime", “mo work under pressure”, ug uban pa. Syempre mo “yes” jud ka para dawaton. Pero nig trabaho na, moreklamo kay sigeg overtime, mag sige pa gyud yawyaw.
7. Dako ang chance nga mao ra gihapon inyong mga problema nga masugatan ug ang mga rason nga inyong awayan. Di man unta ka lechon, pero nganong mosugot raman ka nga pa tuyok-tuyokon? Kapoy man gani maminaw sa yawyaw ni mama nga balik-balik na, samot na unya kung magbalik mo.
8. Maglisod kag rason sa imong friends and family nganong nagbalik mo. You’re gonna be eating all your words, katong tanang yawyaw nimo about niya, pina-ana pa ka ato nga “dili na lagi ko makigbalik niya”. Kung makatambok pa lang mokaon og words, for sure obese na ka. Not to mention ang imong gasto during sa moving on stage katong pagbuwag ninyo, pila imong gi amot sa tagay, sa pliti sa mga laag para lang maka move on ka niya. Nya, karon magbalik ra diay mo?
9. Duha lang imong option sa kinabuhi. To move forward, or to go backward, and dili pwede dunganon ang duha. How will you improve and grow as a person kung sige kag linger sa imong past? The mistakes of the past should teach us lessons, and as much as possible, it should NEVER be repeated.
10. Dili ka tourist spot nga pwede niya balik-balikan kung kanus-a sya ganahan. Always know your worth. So think before you balik. Ask yourself “deserving ba ko masakitan pag-usab?”, “deserving ba sya nako?” “Is it worth the risk?” If dili, then find someone different. Someone who can show you a different side of life.
Dili tanang EX dili angay na balikan. Naay uban worth it sad balikan. Kay dili man sad tanang higayon nga ang katung EX nimu ang naay sayop, basin ikaw ra'y gahimo og bati maong gabuwag moh. Ayaw ipasangil nya tanan, mas nindut man sad hatagan ug chance ang ubang EX labi na ug tarong siya nga pagkauyab nimo.

One-Sided Love and How To Deal With It

ONE SIDED LOVE AND HOW TO DEAL WITH IT
(WARNING: LONG AND PAINFUL)
"To be fair, I won't leave you hanging. So I’m giving you our closure. Hopefully this would me my last chat and our last convo. I'm tired and hurt. Everything I do would just remind you of your ex and your ex best friend whom you fell in love with. I no longer have my identity kay sila pirme imong mahinumduman. Cant you see, they left you. And the person who's here for you and would do everything for you is hurting, you’re hurting. Your eyes are clouded. You don’t see me at all. You see them instead. I don’t feel my presence being appreciated while you mean everything to me. Bisan unsa ko ka busy. I will drop everything just to entertain you. You're the first thing and the last person I talk to everyday. But never was there a time nga ikaw ang ni message og una. I know almost everything about you but never did you ask anything deep about me. Asking is a sign of interest. And I guess you are not interested. Never ko nmo gipangita. Feel nako mura’g samokan ka every time mo chat ko. Now, I ran out of reasons to stay because you never want me to. Guess I should never be a part of your life. Ako ra gipugos akong self. I wish wala nalang tka gi add. I wish wala nlng ta nagkaila. I was helping you then find yourself, but I end up losing myself. Salamat sa time. God bless ____. This is my closure. This is our closure."
Mao ni akong message niya when I finally decided to leave. I left because I know I already did everything. I left because I have to think about myself for a change. I left because I know walay padulngan. Tinuod gyud diay nga usahay kailangan ka mag move on bisan wala nagka kamo. Kailangan nimo buhian bisan wala pa nimo nakuptan. Kailangan nimo humanon bisan wala pa moy nasugdan. Unrequited feelings. One Sided Love. Lain-lain og tawag but same pain, same struggles, same dilemma.
I'm sure we've all been in a position in our lives where we've had feelings or been in love with someone who simply does not share the same view of you.
Kanang mangluod ka kung eseenzoned.
Magselos kung naay laing kuyog or kaestorya.
Hatagan og sweet meaning tanan bisan wala ra to niya.
Masuko kung dugay moreply.
Mangitag importansya, nya uyab mo?
This can be a tough thing to deal with. It is tough, very tough. Ang paghimo palang daan og decision is already a struggle, how much more dealing with its pain and rejection. Maabot ka sa point wherein kailangan ka mo pili, Do you have to let go? Fight for it? Try to change their mind? Play the waiting game? Or possible maabot naka sa point nga ethreaten nimo sya nga maghikog ka kung dili sya ma imoha?
For me, normally, once I find out that my feelings are unrequited, I will slowly let them go. Fighting for it is a TV/movie misconception, blame it sa sige nato’g tan-aw og teleserye and mga hopeless-romantic films. If you’ll come think of it, the time you spend wasting your emotions towards that person is the perfect time you could be spending looking for someone else, someone “better”, someone who might feel the same way too or would reciprocate our feelings.
This is just the first part of the blog, the second part will be about knowing when to walk away from Unrequited Love kay mostly diha ang struggle. For now I will share to you 5 ways on how to deal with unrequited feelings.
1. Be brave. Be brave enough to tell the person how you feel. Kay kung di na nimo ipagawas, motubo na ug mahimong dakong bugas sa imong nawng. Bitaw, walay mawala nimo kung mo tog-an ka, dako ang chance nga rejection imong madawat from the person, however, basin diay the feeling is mutual. Ayaw lang og asa pag ayo.
2. Be busy. Avoid the object of affection. Instead of spending long hours talking to that person, be more productive. The more you get in contact with the person, the deeper the feelings will become. Avoid being stagnant, or wala kay buhaton kay for sure mag hunahuna napod ka niya, ma tintal kag message niya. I know the feeling of acting like you’re busy, but in reality you’re lonely, but you have to do it.
3. Don’t take it personally. Di nato mapugos or masugo atong self kung kinsa atong elove, it’s not for us to decide. Ingon pa’s Jolu B Diago (akong friend), it’s a chemical reaction sa body (endorphin), so it’s a chemistry thing. If dili ka love sa person it doesn't mean that you're unworthy of love, or not good enough, the person may like you, but the feeling of LOVE isn't there. So DON’T blame yourself and the other person.
4. Be realistic. Accept acceptance. Sa 5 steps of grieving apil na sya, acceptance is always the key. Denial man ka pirme, mag sige kag asa nga basin diay pwede mo, basin machange iyang heart magka gusto pod sya nimo. You will just prolong your agony. So better just face the truth and the fact nga wala jud.
5. Know your worth. True love, by definition, needs to be mutual, because it is a shared emotion—a give and take. If you think ikaw ra pirme ang ga sigeg give, and you know for yourself that you deserve to be loved too and be appreciated, then stop what you’re doing. Self-worth is very important para makabalo ka kung asa ka kutob, unsa ra imong dapat buhaton, and what you truly deserve.
Dealing with unrequited feelings can be difficult, so for your own sake, you have to pull yourself together and try to move on.
To be continued...

Travel Tips and Tricks

1. NEVER post pictures of your airline ticket online! - You're giving away your airline, full nameas well as your booking reference - which is everything a person needs to log into your flight reservation online, your online booking not only reveals flight details and in some cases it also shows your ID number, passport number, email address, telephone number and, possibly your credit card details!

2. NEVER wear flip flops or slippers on the plane. Yes, you’re allowed to wear, BUT in the unlikely event of an emergency, it’s best to have a good set of sturdy shoes that will protect your feet from heat or sharp objects.

3. CHEW a gum on board. Chewing gum can help equalize the pressure on your inner ear, although it’s not the gum itself that helps, it’s the actions of chewing and swallowing. Sucking any type of candy will have the same effect in your inner ear.

4. LEARN a little of their dialect. Locals tend to be warm to those who have made the effort to communicate with them in their own tongue. Trust me, few words will go a long way.

5. ALWAYS bring a sarong. It’s not just for fashion purposes. Sarong has many uses, aside that it’s light and multifunctional: something to lie on at the beach, a cover for when you’re cold, a towel, a curtain, a skirt, a dress, even an emergency bandage.

6. ALWAYS bring VICS, White Flower or Tiger Balm. Any of these will not only soothe sore muscles and headaches (for “byahilo”) after a lot of travelling but also works as an insect repellent and remedy for insect bites.

7. DON’T assume. Just because he looks American, doesn’t mean he only speaks English. And just because you’re in Iloilo or Bicol, doesn’t mean they can’t understand your Bisaya! Be wary of mouthing off when you think you’re speaking a language no one around you speaks. You never know who understands what. :)

8. CHECK IN your flight ahead of time. It will save you a lot of time and trouble. With the heavy traffic almost everywhere, you don’t really wanna miss your flight!

9. Plane Magazines are for FREE. They don’t want to tell you this but you can actually bring home the on board magazine placed in front of you. Trivia: I’m currently collecting Cebu Pacific’s monthly issue of their SMILE magazine, maybe you wanna start collecting, too.



10. JUST GO! If you have a strong urge to ‘go travelling’ or even just to see one specific place, start saving and go for it! Don’t delay. Don’t defer. Just do it, or you will regret it when you’re too old/attached/busy to travel.
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