Author: When In Manila Bob

Women’s Month is at its final stretch, but before it ends, we’ve decided to write one more post to flaunt the awesomeness of women. And when we say women, we mean real everyday women—the ones …

When it comes to blaming their single status, people love to accuse other things or people: their ex hurt them, they don’t have the time, the market is chaka, or Mercury is in retrograde. Let’s …

Written by: Jamie Papa Graphics by: Justin Tan We’ve all heard this throughout our lives: persevere to be able to have a better life in the future. The concept of striving for progress and comfort …

Words by Bryle Eusebio In these times of jampacked schedules and tremendous deliverables, the concept of burnout is not something new to each one of us. In my case, being a scholar, a WIM intern, …

Words and illustration by Andrea Sangco Even with the endless technological advancements and innovation driven by sciences and businesses, I argue that the world is still in dire need of artistic souls that play imperative …

Words and illustration by Andrea Sangco Filipinos are known to be the happiest people even in the face of troubles and hardships. According to the Gallup’s 41st Annual Global End of Year Survey, the Philippines …

Written by Jenna Wang Related: 1,619 Healthcare Workers Have Contracted COVID-19 in the Philippines It had only taken twenty minutes. Twenty minutes for the ambulance to come by and take my grandmother to the place …

Graphics and Words by Jhanine Caoile Playing Cards have become a classic recreational activity over time, as it was introduced back in the 15th century and was eventually brought down to the proceeding generations to …