I've got 2 tattoos. One on my back and one on my left ankle. I also have an Industrial piercing on my right ear. I'm still planning to get more tatts done and another piercing on the side of my left eyebrow (forgot how to call them).

Having the privilege to live for nearly 28 yrs on this floating rock and witnessing a variety of emotions in my field of work, I would be very happy to share the things I've learned....

I've learned not to rush in making a decision.
To always take a step back and look at things in a different perspective.
Asking someone else's opinion with more life experience can be useful but it all boils down to your own.

I've learned not to disclose the deepest and darkest secrets to my closest friends no matter how I've chosen these said friends.
Why? Because when shit hits the fan,
The information you released will be used against you.

I've learned that blood is NOT thicker than water.

I've learned not to let a "religious book" dictate how I live. We all have a brain, Let's use it instead.

I've learned that as you get older, the more insusceptible you are to emotions.
Bye bye vulnerabilities.

Travel while you still can. Learn the beauty of other cultures.
Meet new people.
Get out of your comfort zone.
Challenge yourself.

*These things are according to my mindset which is more on the logical side.
Everyone is different, though.
I'd like to hear yours.

Amputated arm, leg or finger/s, Broken bones, Getting kicked in the nuts, Bone Marrow procedure, root canal procedure, Ingrown toenail surgery 🤔

@jynextremist lmao dunno about getting kicked in the nuts tho since I am a woman so yea it's honestly just a hunch haha

A few cash I guess, debit and credit card, Drivers licence, loyalty cards for every coffee shop I love, a thumb drive, lip tint and tic tacs.

@amron24 It was a scary experience sure since it was my first time to be in such a situation but it felt more peaceful than being alive haha I'm not saying everyone should die lol Live to its fullest everyone!!

Vietnamese rice paper rolls and Onigiri!

Having strong opinions about most things around me. It feels as if I have the need to say something otherwise I would miss the opportunity and end up regretting lol Most of the time I have to bite my tongue and hold myself back from speaking up.

Hello! I am a filipino woman living in Australia and I used to live in Cebu so hopefully I will be able to help you out.
Circumstances may vary but the info I'm going to tell you are the generic stuff.

So, Once you're married to a filipino woman, that also means you are married to the whole family. We greatly value our extended family members especially our lolos and lolas. If you plan to live in the Philippines, expect neighbours or other members of the family to borrow money from you simply because they think of you as the dollar sign. Sorry if I have to drop the negative stuff right away but this is a very important "reminder". Of course not every filipino woman wants this to happen but this is just a heads-up. Also it is definitely something you would have to discuss thoroughly with your future filipina partner if you don't like the idea of being taken advantaged of by people who aren't immediate family members.

Next, You can never say NO when the family offers you food. Sometimes they would be the ones to fill up your plate with more food! ✌

Next, Filipino women are very reserved and most of the time they're very hesitant to say exactly what or how they feel about a certain decision that you two might have to come up with in fear that she might disappoint you with what she has to say. Tell her that it's okay to speak her mind so you two could weigh things up evenly. #win-win!

These are the only things I could think of for now. If you do have any questions don't hesitate to drop a message. Best of luck on your journey! :)

Make a "To do" list of the common things you want to do. Start with 4 things if you like or more it doesn't really matter. And then tick the boxes once you've accomplished them. Do this everyday until you're getting the hang of it.
Add more things to do once you think you need to do more. I would suggest things that will help you learn like cooking a food without following a recipe guide or actually making your own recipe. Challenging yourself is one of the ways to improve. Don't settle on a routine cos that isn't healthy. Go out of your comfort zone. Think outside the box. Be creative.
And always remember, Take good care of yourself✌❤

My current partner of course haha

@jynextremist Only speaking from actual experiences, mate 😊

Having the privilege to live for nearly 28 yrs on this floating rock and witnessing a variety of emotions in my field of work, I would be very happy to share the things I've learned....

I've learned not to rush in making a decision.
To always take a step back and look at things in a different perspective.
Asking someone else's opinion with more life experience can be useful but it all boils down to your own.

I've learned not to disclose the deepest and darkest secrets to my closest friends no matter how I've chosen these said friends.
Why? Because when shit hits the fan,
The information you released will be used against you.

I've learned that blood is NOT thicker than water.

I've learned not to let a "religious book" dictate how I live. We all have a brain, Let's use it instead.

I've learned that as you get older, the more insusceptible you are to emotions.
Bye bye vulnerabilities.

Travel while you still can. Learn the beauty of other cultures.
Meet new people.
Get out of your comfort zone.
Challenge yourself.

*These things are according to my mindset which is more on the logical side.
Everyone is different, though.
I'd like to hear yours.

My maybelline eraser dark circles treatment concealer haha

@football_m29 Yasss!!! ❤✌

Disaster Artist
A Cure for Wellness
Mother!
The Greatest Showman
Inception

Break-ups to me is like an opportunity to do better next time. A chance for you to find someone better. It's a path to an open door leading you to the right person.

@jynextremist It means I'll settle down with my husband. I would prioritize my career more than popping out babies.

Since I've got my career all sorted out, I'm looking forward to do some travelling around Europe, North America and Asia. Then settle down. I don't see myself having children in the future as I lack the "motherly instincts" or however you call it.

Hello! I am a filipino woman living in Australia and I used to live in Cebu so hopefully I will be able to help you out.
Circumstances may vary but the info I'm going to tell you are the generic stuff.

So, Once you're married to a filipino woman, that also means you are married to the whole family. We greatly value our extended family members especially our lolos and lolas. If you plan to live in the Philippines, expect neighbours or other members of the family to borrow money from you simply because they think of you as the dollar sign. Sorry if I have to drop the negative stuff right away but this is a very important "reminder". Of course not every filipino woman wants this to happen but this is just a heads-up. Also it is definitely something you would have to discuss thoroughly with your future filipina partner if you don't like the idea of being taken advantaged of by people who aren't immediate family members.

Next, You can never say NO when the family offers you food. Sometimes they would be the ones to fill up your plate with more food! ✌

Next, Filipino women are very reserved and most of the time they're very hesitant to say exactly what or how they feel about a certain decision that you two might have to come up with in fear that she might disappoint you with what she has to say. Tell her that it's okay to speak her mind so you two could weigh things up evenly. #win-win!

These are the only things I could think of for now. If you do have any questions don't hesitate to drop a message. Best of luck on your journey! :)