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Talaga bang nagbago na ang panahon, o nag-iba lang ang pananaw natin dahil sa social media?

Lumaki ako noong 1980s, at hindi ko yata narinig o naramdaman ang salitang 'depression' noon. Sobrang gaan lang kasi ng buhay dati. High school ako noon, naglalaro pa, at ang pinaka-stress ko lang ay mga projects at baon sa school. Wala pang inisip na girlfriend-girlfriend. Hindi rin ako masyadong pressure sa grades, basta pasado, okay na.😅

Grabe pa mga teachers dati, ang sakit magsalita at nananakit pa physically, pero walang reklamo, walang depression. Ngayon, subrang iba na talaga. Dati, walang puwang ang salitang 'stress' at 'depressed', pero ngayon, ang dali-dali na lang bigkasin. Kaunting galaw, stress agad. Kaya agree ako kay Sen. Robin Padilla.

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Arabelle Dela Cruz Sa Tiktok, Isa ako sa nagbahagi ng Suporta. I made 3 contents, edited performances nila ni Sir Garrett Bolden at isang Mechanics on how the voting system works. Congratulations to you Ms. Arabelle sa natamo mong Tagumpay at Tagumpay ng bawat Pilipino..

Naalala ko dati kapag wala kaming pasok, naglilinis kami sa bahay ng Tita ko yung Suhol samin iniipon ko. Mahilig akong mag alkansya nun minsan naman nagbebenta ako ng kakanin o snacks sa classroom kahit may baon pa ako. I just need some extra. Worst case nito is ninakaw ung ipon ko 😢

at sa batang 'to! Proud akonsa boy.. I'm sure tuwang tuwa mga magulang mo. Bibihira nlng sa panahon ngayon yung ganyang mindset!. madami din Ungrateful kid sa panahon ngayon.

HEARTBREAKING 💔

An 11-year -old boy from the Philippines walked into an office and asked if he could work as a janitor.

His name is Kervy James Villarejo. He was in fifth grade, the eldest of three siblings, and already carrying a sense of responsibility far beyond his age. He politely offered to mop floors or sweep, anything that would let him earn what he needed with dignity.

The employees were stunned. They invited him in, listened to him, and gave him the materials he needed without asking him to clean. Kervy thanked them and left.

The next day, he came back.

He walked in holding his finished project, smiling proudly, just to show them that he had done it.

In a world where it is easy to ask, this child chose to offer effort instead. Kervy did not ask for sympathy. He asked for work.