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A running log of what's happening — milestones reached, projects shipped, things learned, and life lived.
Pride Month is more than a celebration for me — it's a reflection of my journey as part of the LGBTQ+ community and everything I fight for: HIV awareness, gender-based rights, and a world where no one has to hide to be loved.
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Funny enough, this feels like 2023 again — parang freshman ulit — but this time, mas aware na ako. My internship at JG Worldwide taught me so much, not just about work but about myself. The people I met, the lessons I picked up… it made me realize I'm slowly stepping into the life I've been working hard for.
Graduation? Sana. Malapit na. But for now, I'm just taking it one step at a time and trusting that I'm on the right path. This chapter feels like 2023 again — new, a little uncertain — but this time I know what I'm made of.
This was the hardest year. I became Vice President and College Governor at the same time — nakakapagod, sobra. There were days I felt completely drained and overwhelmed, but at the same time, genuinely happy. I met people who made everything lighter — my "nakshie." They became part of my story in ways I didn't expect.
Despite everything this year threw at me, our organization got recognized as Most Active Governance Awardee at Gawad Batang Bayani 2025. One of my proudest moments — proof that all the late nights, the events, the pressure, was absolutely worth it.
My team won 1st place in the DOST Startup Incubation program. Academically and competitively, this year gave me some of my most defining moments. Looking back — worth it lahat.
This year came with bigger responsibilities. I became a board member of our student council — grabe, it was challenging. New people, new environment, new expectations. There were moments I doubted myself, but I kept showing up anyway. I handled projects, hosted events, and even represented our college in competitions. Academics? Surviving, not perfect — but I'm proud I didn't quit.
I grew so much this year. Beyond academics, I found myself representing our college in competitions and taking on more than I thought I was ready for. I'm just really grateful for every experience I got to have — even the hard ones.
2023 felt like a fresh start. As a freshman, everything was new — and honestly, nakakatakot. But I chose to try anyway. I said yes to opportunities, joined activities, and slowly learned to step out of my comfort zone. Hindi siya madali, pero doon ko nakita na kaya ko pala.
I won't say I had it all figured out, but I made it through. There were personal struggles along the way, but I didn't give up. May mga hard moments, but I kept going. And for me, that already means something.
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