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I Came Out of the Closet to My Mom (And It Was the Best Thing I’ve Ever Done in My Life)
Martie de Castro reflects on revealing her sexuality and how it helped her discover the true epitome of love.
Martie de Castro
Martie de Castro reflects on revealing her sexuality and how it helped her discover the true epitome of love.
Martie de Castro reflects on revealing her sexuality and how it helped her discover the true epitome of love.
It’s not about how you get down, but how you rise up. Alexandra Bicada shares her realizations from being at a low point in her life.
Society standards dictate an ideal timeline for life’s milestones, but what if you’re falling behind? Shayne Hare mulls over not having it all figured out (yet).
It's not about how you get down, but how you rise up. Alexandra Bicada shares her realizations from being at a low point in her life.
Society standards dictate an ideal timeline for life's milestones, but what if you're falling behind? Shayne Hare mulls over not having it all figured out (yet).
Clare Sanchez Inso reveals her biggest realizations after getting her nose job.
Clare Sanchez Inso reveals her biggest realizations after getting her nose job.
A language and cyberspace wayfarer responds to the thought-provoking conversation between languages and dialects.
Stans redefine the word ‘dedication’ by how fanatical they can get about celebrities. We deep-dive into the mindset of being immersed in the fandom life.
The year that was 2020 brought mental challenges to so many people, including anxiety. Shayne Hare relates by giving tips on how she managed.
Anna Maglasang writes about the heartbreak of letting go of her dream job, and the process of moving forwards.
These days, it’s easy to express your thoughts to a wider audience, but it’s also easy to find not everyone will agree with you. Elisabeth Baumgart writes about the importance of engaging with different opinions.
Musician Diane Tungol delves into the mindset of struggling with self-forgiveness, and why it’s important to work on it.
g.spot asks our readers and some personalities on what their vaccination experience was like, and what made them decide to get it.
With Kpop being a worldwide phenomenon, fans around the globe have been declaring their biases left and right, and Cebuanos are no exception.
An introvert talks about the road to accepting herself for who she is, and how that helped challenge her to be more social.
In a society that generally expects motherhood out of women, a successful Cebu-based woman in her fifties reveals her sentiments about making the active choice to stay child-free.
Moms from all over the country sound off on being shamed for parenting decisions, and the lessons learned from it.
Hannah Obal writes about the realities of independence, and why living independently can be so freeing.
A language and cyberspace wayfarer responds to the thought-provoking conversation between languages and dialects.
Stans redefine the word 'dedication' by how fanatical they can get about celebrities. We deep-dive into the mindset of being immersed in the fandom life.
The year that was 2020 brought mental challenges to so many people, including anxiety. Shayne Hare relates by giving tips on how she managed.
Anna Maglasang writes about the heartbreak of letting go of her dream job, and the process of moving forwards.
These days, it's easy to express your thoughts to a wider audience, but it's also easy to find not everyone will agree with you. Elisabeth Baumgart writes about the importance of engaging with different opinions.
Musician Diane Tungol delves into the mindset of struggling with self-forgiveness, and why it's important to work on it.
g.spot asks our readers and some personalities on what their vaccination experience was like, and what made them decide to get it.
With Kpop being a worldwide phenomenon, fans around the globe have been declaring their biases left and right, and Cebuanos are no exception.
An introvert talks about the road to accepting herself for who she is, and how that helped challenge her to be more social.
In a society that generally expects motherhood out of women, a successful Cebu-based woman in her fifties reveals her sentiments about making the active choice to stay child-free.
Moms from all over the country sound off on being shamed for parenting decisions, and the lessons learned from it.
Hannah Obal writes about the realities of independence, and why living independently can be so freeing.
