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Growing Up - Kathryn Bernardo & Daniel Padilla

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A friend once told me, “Gusto ko bumalik ka na sa dati mo…” He meant my appearance (I gained weight after graduating in high school). I told him that it was only the appearance and I don’t care much about it. You see I already changed physically, you may ask why i don’t do something about it? Does our appearance say more than what is really inside?

I came to a point when I thought that I should change, not that physically, but on my emotional well-being, change the way I think, change the way I see things. Time came where I do not even bother how I look. Its as if, I want them to see me in my self without pretensions, without the “mask”. I thought that if God sees beyond my imperfections, then I should also see beyond physical appearance. As if looking deep down the surface. Seeing beyond what our naked eyes could not see.

I also thought that maybe, that friend of mine only like the “old me”: the way I look, and not really as who I really am. I want someone who will not care if I have a bad hair day, will not bother of my oily face or if my face is breaking out, will not leave me if I gained a pound or two and if my skin is dry. Someone who don’t like me if I am pretty or pleasing to their eyes.

Beauty will not last a lifetime. What matters is what’s left after you removed your make-up, after you took off all your beautiful clothes, while wearing the simplest PJs and just after waking up with speck in the eyes and a bad breath. Physical beauty should not dictate people of my personality; but what I am showing them and how I treat them should be the be the reason for their acceptance of me apart from my flaws.

Above all, I am happy (which I think should be the goal of everyone. Happiness). I really should be, because I know I have HIM that loves me the most. And I know and believes that someday, He will give me that SOMEONE, who will not just like the “old me” or say I should return to that, but who will join me in improving myself and will be happy with the choices I make.

Lastly, can we gain physical perfection? I don’t think so. People are not content, we will always find blemish, even with the whitest white linen. We are not in a perfect world, so don’t expect physical perfection.

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I suddenly remember my high school days. Haha! Thanks for all my group mates who know how to draw. :D

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Weh  di nga? Haha

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