Category: Feels

I didn’t know my daughter was autistic at first. I only knew development didn’t follow what I knew or expected. Like other kids, she started babbling early and said “mama” and “papa” when she was …

There comes a time in a woman’s life when her perspective on the world shifts—positively, hopefully, and more extensively—all thanks to the media she’d immerse herself in.  It’s a “canon event” for women from all …

March has given us a handful of reasons to celebrate the important women in our lives. Though National Women’s Month is almost over, we still have the entire rest of the year (and beyond that) …

Are you a young Filipino writer who dreams of getting a big break in publishing? Do you have a certified page-turner in the works that’s in dire need of a new home?  If you said …

High school nostalgia, academic rivalries, and a celebration of queer identities all in one Filipino Boys’ Love (BL) web comic? Sign us up! There’s no denying that nostalgia is a powerful tool (especially in storytelling), …

There’s something quietly comforting about stories that let you slow down, breathe, and just feel. When everything else feels rushed and noisy, some genres offer a softer pace—and Boys’ Love, or BL, happens to be …

Let’s face it—Valentine’s Day can be rather tough on “chronically single” people, especially after years of seeking genuine connections, but to no avail.  The dearly beloved occasion gives us ample space for carefree solo dates …

There comes a time when life quietly asks you to start over. I met him when I was 18, and I pursued him. Our relationship was on and off for a couple of years, and …

There’s something about college friendships that feels especially intense. Maybe it’s the shared stress, the growing pains, or the fact that you’re all figuring things out at the same time. But just as quickly as …

Losing a laptop is already stressful. Losing it on a day when you’re supposed to work—and while dealing with a family emergency—hits a little harder. That’s exactly what happened to Vanya Tantoco, whose MacBook went …