Weekend book club 📚 with PinoyReadsPinoyBooks, exploring Yñiga 👩🏻‍🦳🐈 by Glenn Diaz. It intertwines personal & political histories while confronting the brutal realities of state-sanctioned violence. 🚓 A compelling read for someone reflecting on trauma, both personal and collective.

Elsevier is one of the largest, most hated and most influential academic publishing companies in the world. How it started & how it's going A thread🧵

It’s hard to understand people who feel entitled to their emotions, expecting respect for actions against you just because they disagree with your good intentions and small actions. Emotions are valid, but they don’t justify harmful or disrespectful actions.

Birthdays have become a catalyst for unnecessary conflicts and storm of emotions. 🙂‍↔️ I have come to a place where I had rather avoid the celebrations altogether. 🌊 Sorry, not sorry.

The deeper I venture into adult working life, the murkier it becomes—filled with struggles to be understood and appreciated.

ANG TOTOO.

To ‘get your spark back,' burn everything down.

Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired.

#Read 📚 No. 05 of 2025 • ISABELA: A NOVEL by Kaisa Aquino (2024, Ateneo University Press)

#Read 📚 No. 06 of 2025 • PART OF YOUR WORLD by Abby Jimenez (2022, Hachette Book Group)