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1. Being Compatible with Someone Doesn't Mean Na Lagi Kayong Nagkakasundo Sa Mga Bagay Na Ang Gusto Mo Ay Gusto Nya. Remember

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1. Being Compatible with Someone Doesn't Mean Na Lagi Kayong Nagkakasundo Sa Mga Bagay Na Ang Gusto Mo Ay Gusto Nya. Remember 1. Being compatible with someone doesn‘t mean na lagi kayong nagkakasundo sa mga bagay na ang gusto mo ay gusto nya. Remember: you have your own individual differences; you‘re totally different from each other. Maraming bagay sa mundo ang hindi napagkakasunduan na kadalasan dahilan ng away at hiwalayan. But if you just try to give way for each and everyone, you could be a better person. Life is just a matter of adjustments. Hindi ba‘t masarap isipin na, nang dahil sa kanya,natutuhan mong mahalin ang mga bagay na dati hindi mu pinapahalagahan. 2. Bf and Gf once played a game, the boy will write the things he like the girl to change and vice versa. After an hour, they trade their work with one another. The boy started to cry while reading 10 pages work of his gf. Then his gf also started to cry because her bf only wrote – ―wala akong gusting baguhin sau dahil minahal kita ng ganyan ka at tinanggap ko lahat simula nung sinabi kong mahal kita. 3. The shit you hear about me might be true. But then again it might be as FAKE as the bitch who told you. 4. HEART FOR SALE!Who wants to buy my heart? I‘m having it for sale. Although it‘s only second hand, still it functions well. Because once, I sold it whole, but someone returned it broken. Now, had it all repaired and now I‘m back in business. Who wants to buy my heart? Satisfaction guaranteed. It has free service charge and a lifetime warranty. So if you are asking for the price, well, you are in bargain, it only cost – LOVE and CARE. 5. True happiness is not about a big laugh or tears of joy. It‘s about a simple smile whenever you remember someone who made your life simple but completely happy. 6. A soldier fights not because he hates the one in front of him, but because he loves those people behind him. 7. We don‘t need to rush things. If something‘s bound to happen, it will happen. In the right time, with the right person and for the best reason. 8. There was a man who saw a bee floundering around in the water. He decided to save by stretching out his finger, but the bee stung him. The man still tried to get the bee out of the water but the bee stung him again. Another man nearby told him to stop. But the fist man said, ―It is in the nature of bees to sting. It is in my nature to care. Why should I give up?‖ Moral lesson: Don‘t give up caring. Don‘t give up doing well. Even if people around you, stings. 9. What is ATTITUDE? 3 ants saw an elephant coming: 1st ant: We‘ll break his leg! 2nd ant: we‘ll kill him! 3rd ant: Leave him dude. He‘s alone, we‘re 3. 10. Most of the problems in life are because of 2 reasons. First, we act without THINKING. Second, we keep on thinking without ACTING. 11. When I was a kid, my teacher asked what do I wanted to be when I grow up. ―I wanted to be happy,‖ I answered. She scolded me and told me that I don‘t understand the question. I told her, ―Being happy is beyond every noble profession that the world ever has.‖ Ayon, dumugo ilong nya! Nasa KINDER plang ako nun ha. =) 12. Boy: [nahihiya] Girl: anong nangyayari sau? Boy: wala naman. Kasi nung nakita kita parang ―Pringles‖ na ung tibok ng puso ko.Girl: bakit naman pringles? Boy: kasi nung nakita kita 8 popped and now, 8 won‘t stop. 13. Nakita ni boy na sad na naman si girl: Boy: wanna feel extreme happiness? Girl: How? Boy: it‘s easy.. BE MINE! 14. Girl: marunong ka bang magduplicate ng susi? Magpapagawa sana ako sayo ng kopya para makapasok din ako sa puso mo. Boy: di na kelangan, kasi palaging ―bukas‖ to… para sayo. 15. Boy: teacher ka ba? Girl: sori. Hindi. Bakit naman pumasok sa isip mo yan? Boy: uhmmm… wala lang. tinuruan mo kasi akong magmahal. 16. Sana ―V‖ nalang ako… para I‘m always next to ―U‖… 17. Nakakatakot kapag may multo noh? Pero mas nakakatakot kapag nawala ako sayo. 18. Philosophy teacher asked, ―Ano yung meron ka na wala sayo? Student said, ―Meron po akong mahal, pero wala sa ‗kin. 19. Walang madilim na daan, at malakas na ulan… kung jowa ang pupuntahan.. 20. Hangga‘t di mu pa nahahanap ang sayo, pwede sa ‗kin ka muna? 21. Kung buhay ko naman ang kapalit upang sumaya ka… malungkot ka nalang! Asa ka pa… 22. Helu! Pwede ba magtanong? Kung tatahakin ko ba ang daan na ‗to… tutuloy ba ‗to sa puso mo? 23. Guy: miss, keyboard ka ba? Girl: bakit? Guy: kasi type kita. 24. Guy: para kang terorista… Girl: bakit? Guy: kasi binihag mo ang puso ko. 25. Guy: di ka ba napapagod? Girl: huh? Bakit? Guy: kasi, kanina ka pa tumatakbo sa isip ko eh. 26. Boy: ui! Papicture tayo… Girl: at bakit naman? Boy: para madevelop tayo. 27. Malala na sakit ko sa puso… Para gumaling, it‘s either ICU or UC me… 28. Ang life ko, parang nakasakay sa seesaw… pag wala ka, down ako… 29. Only the mind can make the right decisions, but undeniably, the heart decides for our happiness even if it‘s wrong. 30. Not all fast beating hearts mean ―love‖, not all blushed faces is a sign that you‘re inlove… sometimes… lasing ka lang… 31. Girl: tingin mo ba 10 years from now, friends pa rin tayo? Boy: hmmm… 10 years from now? Aba, malay mo, magka-apelyido na tayo… 32. Hindi naman talaga manhid ang isang tao… hindi lang niya kayang intindihin ang hindi mo kayang diretsuhin. 33. You will always see what‘s wrong when you are right.. but you will never know which is right, when you‘re happy doing wrong… 34. Stupid feeling.. you attempt and fight so hard to take someone off your mind and off your life… but each time you think how to forget, you keep on falling much more.. 35. Find time to realize that there is one person who means much to you.. for you might wake up one morning losing that person you thought meant nothing to you 36. Kung ―dictionary‖ ka, sigurado, kahit ‗sang page di mo ko mahahanap… wala naman kasi akong meaning sayo di ba? 37. Always make your absence felt, in such a way that somebody misses you, but let not your absence be so long that somebody starts learning to live without you. 38. If you‘re not jealous, then, you don‘t love the person… if you don‘t love the person, then, you‘re not supposed to be jealous. 39. Perfect is not when compatible persons are together. It‘s when you‘re both opposite but in that way, you both complete each other. 40. When something had happened, do not talk about it; it is hard to collect spilled water. 41. Once you have loved, you will always love. For what‘s in your mind may escape but what‘s in your heart will remain forever. 42. I can‘t force somebody to like me and love me. I can‘t convince somebody to believe and appreciate me. I can‘t please somebody to make friends with me. I can‘t be perfect as what they want me to be. I can‘t say ―Stop!‖ for those people who keep on judging me negatively and say ―No!‖ for those people who keeps on hurting me. I can‘t control those rumors and negative feedbacks rushing on me. But one thing for sure, ―I love those true persons who can accept and love me for who I am, not for what he wants me to be.‖ 43. You can hide the pain that you feel. And make others think that you can move on. But you can never deny the truth, that the person, who hurt you, is still the same person you wish to love you. 44. It hurts to miss someone who doesn‘t know how to miss you. It hurts to love someone who doesn‘t love you back. But most of all, it hurts when you‘ve learned to keep him, but he‘s not even yours. 45. In ―LOVE‖, you can‘t see the bad side of someone. That‘s the pathetic part of being in love. That sometimes, even the worst person in this world can be the best person for your own belief. As McPaul said…. ―LOVE is not blind.. it sees, but it doesn‘t mind.‖ 46. Sometimes, the simplest advice that you give to others.. is the hardest thing for you to follow. 47. Not all people can understand the way I am. Some may hate me, some will love. But for all of those, I still love the way I am.. because I don‘t want to pretend as someone just to flatter anyone. 48. Understanding is deeper than knowledge. There are many people who know you. But very few understand. 49. Sometimes, you just have to pretend that you‘re happy. Just to stop everyone from asking you what the hell happened 50. SWEET IRONY…Did you know that a man will try to seduce every girl, except the one he loves. But a nice girl will not be seduced by any man, except by the man she loves.
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