Inang Freedom Wall

#InangFreedomWall1592 akin yan, nakiss ko na yan nung nakihits siya sa yosi ko (⁠ ⁠◜⁠‿⁠◝⁠ ⁠)⁠♡ Submitted: November 1, 2026 11:27:52 AM PST

#InangFreedomWall1591 Hello pooo, sa mga dumalo nung KlaSSmeyt Day alam niyo po ba yung title nung kanta sa part ng poetry reading? Ayaw po kasi tumigil kakaulit sa utak ko nung chorus part ata, ang unfair naman sa verse tsaka bridge dba 😢 hwbsunsjdd ty poo :33 Submitted: October 31, 2026 10:32:52 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1590 Pls crush na crush talaga kita ! Hahahaha (never aamin : DD) BSESS III (?) girly na talagang may time pa magkacrush?? Sana makasama kita sa readings, lek A! Kumbaga langgg 🫰🏻 Submitted: October 31, 2026 10:04:35 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1589 hoy tangina di ko na ba talaga maeexperience magkajowa kay inang?? 4th year na ako oh plspls last plot twist bago grumaduate! Submitted: October 29, 2026 9:32:55 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1588 There is a different kind of pain in being replaced before you have even had the chance to process what happened. It makes you question not only the relationship, but also the person you were in it. You begin to wonder if you were ever enough, if there was something about you that made leaving so easy, or if everything you shared could really mean so little to someone who once promised you otherwise. Perhaps the hardest part is realizing how little time it took for someone to move on from something you are still trying to make sense of. You find yourself questioning whether the love was ever genuine, whether the promises meant anything, and whether you were the only one who believed the relationship deserved to be protected. But what hurts even more is knowing that this was never a case of not knowing. They knew I existed. They knew there was someone who trusted him, someone who loved him, someone who would be hurt by the choices they were making. They knew there was a relationship they were stepping into, a person they were disregarding, and a heart they were willing to break. And they chose to do it anyway. That is what makes it difficult to forgive. Not simply that it happened, but that it happened with the knowledge that someone else would have to live with the consequences. I was not invisible. I was not some unknown person in the background. They knew exactly where I stood, and they proceeded as though my feelings were never worth considering. Perhaps the cruelest things are not always done in ignorance. Sometimes, people know exactly whose heart they are breaking, and they choose to break it anyway. - FLL Submitted: October 29, 2026 8:55:10 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1587 Hahahaha never ako aamin balakajan :P Submitted: October 29, 2026 7:22:35 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1586 Goodluck to all SCUAA Athletes! Submitted: November 1, 2026 9:00:42 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1585 May matino pa po ba sa bphed? Submitted: November 1, 2026 9:01:22 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1584 #InangFreedomWall1551 I would like to share my perspective on this matter, not to take sides, add fuel to the issue, or call out anyone again, but hopefully to remind everyone of something worth reflecting on. Una, I understand where the original concern is coming from. Regardless of where we are, a table is generally intended for placing things, especially food, and not necessarily for sitting or putting our feet on. Kahit na sabihin pa nating mukhang malinis naman yung lamesa, hindi pa rin natin sigurado kung may dumikit or nag stay na maliliit na dumi and germs diyan, tapos kakainan ng other students. It is not about restricting anyone's freedom to use a public space, rather it about recognizing that our freedom also comes with responsibility. Just because we are allowed to do something does not automatically mean that it is always the most appropriate thing to do At the same time, i also understand the point naman ni ate girl na BPHED. Public spaces are for everyone, and nobody deserve to be treated differently or looked down on just because of their major, short, or personal circumstances. However, I hope we also understand that accepting someone's concern doesn't mean we're allowing them to disrespect us. Sometimes, it simply means that we're willing to listen and consider that maybe there is something we can do better. Ilayo natin yung usapang ito, sa pagiging BPHED niyo, kasi kahit anong major yung na andon, ma ca-call out at ma ca-call out siya or sila, kasi mali nga na umupo sa lamesa, kuha ba? Katulad din ng sinabi mo we are all future teachers, so maybe this is something we should really reflect on? we always talk about values, discipline, respect and proper conduct that we want in our future student, pero paano natin matuturo yun sa kanila kung sa atin pa lang hindi na natin siya ma practice. It is about the kind of example we show, even in the simplest things. again, huwag natin i-connect ang issue na ito sa major natin. maybe we have to become too used to seeing our difference as a competition, well in fact we are all preparing for the same proffesion. lahat tayo may kanya kanyang lakas, responsibilities, and that should be enough reason for us to respect one another. To the person who originally raised the concern, i aslo hope na kung may pagkakataon, we learn to address these things directly and respectfully. If you saw someone doing something inappropriate, a simple reminder at the moment might have been enough to prevent the issue from becoming bigger disscussion here sa freedomwall. While i understand your concerns, i hope you also reconsider your choice of words, "squammy" really? we can correct someone's behavior without degrading the person. Going back, kay ateng BPHED, i hope you also realize that not every criticism is an attack against you or to your major. There's a difference between being disrespected and being reminded of something we might need to reconsider. We can defend ourselves without dismissing every concern, just as we can acknowledge a mistake without feeling that our dignity is being taken away. And to those people in the comment section normalizing that kind of practice na hayaan yung tao na upuan yung lamesa na dapat kainan, i hope we become more mindful of how we express our opinions. Imagine "sana nagdala ka ng basahan letche"? responding to sarcasm with more sarcasm will not solve anything. If we genuinely value respect, then we should practice it even when we disagree. Sometimes, a simple "sorry" "i understand your concern" or kahit "I'll be mindful next time" is not a sign of defeat naman. It is a sign of maturity and accountability. May mawawala ba talaga sa atin kapang marunong tayong umamin, makinig at mag adjust when necessary? A concern does not have to become an insult, a correction does not have to become humiliation, and a disagreement does not have to become a competition. We can stand up for ourselves while remaining respectful of others. We can defend our dignity without diminishing someone else's. Wala namang kailangan kampihan dito. Hindi kailangan may manalo o may matalo. Hindi rin kailngan may isang major na ibaba para lang mapatunayan na tama yung isa. Walang major na connected sa isyung ito. We're all future teachers. We may have different specializations, perspectives, and experiences, but we are all expected to teach beyond the four walls of a classroom. I hope everything settles peacefully. Sana after this, mas matuto tayong makinig, umunawa, tumanggap ng puna, at magbigay ng respeto. After all, we cannot teach what we are not willing to practice ourselves. Let us not be teachers who are only good at teaching values, but teachers who are willing to live by them Submitted: November 1, 2026 1:10:38 PM PST

#InangFreedomWall1583 hirap sa inyo alam niong nahuhulog na di nio pa sinasalo hahahahahahaha niki nasaan yung isang order ko ng backburner jan Submitted: November 1, 2026 1:26:18 PM PST