Admit it – we all pretty much have a Beauty and the Beast hangover! Beauty as timeless as the film’s Enchanted Rose, twitter user @OhItsEizow shared his fascination for the film’s icon and expression of feelings for his special someone through a photo upload of five thumb sized enchanted roses in different colors, each encapsulated by a small test tube. The post has reached thousands of likes and retweets.
His photo upload captions: “Made this for the princess kasi grabe na ka stress (because this stress is something else). Hope this’ll cheer u up or energize you. Always here for you! From beast himself.”
WheninManila reached out to original poster Eizo Khusin for further details regarding his post.
“I’m still actually courting the girl po. We are in the same course and we’re also in the same year. We’re 3rd year Medtech students, incoming fourth year this summer na.
So for the past few days, yung section nalang nila ang naiwan na nagkaklase and halos everyday ko na kasi nakikitang pagod si girl. Kahit wala akong klase andun ako para mag bigay ng food at ihatid siya pauwi pagkatapos ng klase niya. Yung idea po ng tubes nakita ko lang rin po yun sa twitter and nasabi niya rin kasi na gusto niya daw nung tulad sa beauty and the beast na flower kaya yun po naisipan kong gawan siya.”
Rough translation: “I’m still actually courting the girl po. We are in the same course and we’re also in the same year. We’re 3rd year Medtech students, incoming fourth year this summer na.
So the past few days, it was their section that remained that only had classes and I see her tired almost everyday. Even if I don’t have class, I give her food and bring her home when dismissed. My idea of the tubes, I saw it in Twitter and she mentioned also that she wanted something similar to the ‘Beauty and the Beast flower’ so I thought of making her some.”
Barely even friends, then somebody bends, unexpectedly! Isn’s this the cutest thing?
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Disclaimer: WheninManila.com does not own the photos; photo credits go to Eizo Khusin’s Twitter account.
