#adulting

¿Realmente existe una edad para madurar? Quizá ser adulto no significa dejar de disfrutar lo que nos hace felices.

I think we all of things that we grew out of, don't we?

I’ve been hiding for a little while, not feeling too kosher emotionally. Hope you are all doing as good as you can. Hugs to all of those who need one.

A love in the first day of February.

Lead image created using CANVA I have been very busy in life that I was weeks away from Hive. It was a tough time and the start of physical classes stopped me from doing blogs, but I still tried to support

Christmas was one of the events we were truly looking forward to last year. We were especially excited to celebrate because we had new family members—yes, with an “s”—since I now have a nephew and a newborn

I don't waste money but I am also not stingy... what do you think?

Breath in, breath out.

I remember how I childishly begged my parents to permit me to play in the rain during my childhood years. The sound of children’s laughter in our neighborhood—already outside, drenched and joyful—would

As we all know, it is not easy to be an adult. Adulting comes with a lot of responsibilities because once you become an adult you are automatically responsible for not just yourself but your family. Adulting

I was just a little kid thirteen years ago who enjoyed watching the intriguing set of housemates in the Pinoy Big Brother Reality Show, which had been the most viewed program on national TV since 2005.

Lead Image Generated via [Google Gemini] Remember when you thought being an adult meant freedom? You watched people older than you traveling whenever they wanted, shopping new clothes and stuffs when paydays,

Happy Tuesday ZapFicers! Welcome to my microfiction entry for zapfic50. Mama's words still echo: "You will be woken up by your problems." Back then, I hid under the blanket when she tried to

Howdy Freewriters 🤗! Adulting, success, and life in general won't always negotiate with you; but how you respond? That's where your power lies. Welcome to my 5 Minute Freewrite blog 😊. “It’s not a debate.”

I thought when I graduate on college, everything will become easier. I thought I can have more money. I thought I can do the things that I want. I thought I can go to the place that I wanted to. But everything

Hey, everyone! I still can't believe that I have now a job as a site engineer and project in-charge on site. It was a rush decision, so I never really had a preparation when I was starting my job. One

I submitted about 65 job applications, I got 5 interviews, 2 of them made it to the final interview, then job offer.

‎ College is over. The graduation ceremony feels like a distant dream, the tassel now a quiet memory tucked away in a box. And now? Now life feels…different. Confusing, even. It's a strange mix of freedom