In this episode, I answered a few deep questions from Level Up and Bloom on TikTok. The kind that make you pause and think about life, family, and the people you’ve grown apart from. It’s one of those talks that feel more like a late-night reflection than a podcast. Honest, a little heavy, but real.

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In this episode, I talked about leaving someone at their lowest point and why that doesn’t make you a bad person. Minsan, kailangan mong pakinggan kung ano ang sinasabi ng soul mo, instead of staying. It’s about choosing peace over burnout. But then again, its a case to case basis and malawak na usapan yan so lets talk about it:)

While taking a shower, I suddenly had an amazing idea for a podcast episode — what if people needed a license to be a parent? There are so many factors to consider! Is it ethical? How would it affect the population? Would it help lessen the number of unfit parents? If it were real, what qualifications would you need to be a parent? Sooo many other questions and ideas, so let’s get into it :)

We’re back with Part 2 of rating date ideas so you don’t have to! This time, I went over some classics and a few chaotic ones like dinner dates, rage rooms, movie nights, home dates, and more. As always, these are just my personal takes (with some stories sprinkled in), Because sometimes the real question isn’t where to go, it’s “why did we think this was a good idea?”

I went through a bunch of dating ideas and rated them from 1 to 10. Nothing serious, just my personal takes and some stories along the way. It’s all subjective though, because honestly, any date idea is a 10 if it’s with a 10.

The economy’s unstable, prices keep going up, and it feels like no matter how much we try to move forward, we’re still stuck in the same cycle Rizal fought against years ago. It’s crazy how his story still mirrors what’s happening in the Philippines today. I also talk about the fear of what’s next. Trying to build a future in a world that feels more unpredictable than ever.

In this episode, I opened up about something a lot of us feel but rarely talk about, the guilt of not having a job at 19. I talk about that constant pressure to earn your own money, move out, and finally feel independent, even while juggling college life. Its that weird in between stage where youre technically still a student, but deep down you already feel the adult need to “be an adult.”

Lets put down the notes and have a good time playing would you rather! Honestly didn't expect the questions to be so contemporary but here we are. Listen to me talk about political questions, superpowers, ultimatums, and celebrity crushes!