If an apple a day can keep the doctor away, maybe one item a day can let those feels go away … maybe?
This Arci Muñoz fan page on Facebook uploaded a series of photos of certain items that are relatable to one’s feels, particularly in relation to the hugot culture. According to the Urban Dictionary, ‘hugot’ is loosely defined as “words with potentially and personally deep sentimental or emotional undertones”. To begin with, the term ‘hugot’ is translated ‘to draw’ or ‘pull out’ in English. Put the puzzle pieces together, ‘hugot’ in context means to ‘draw out emotional undertones’.
The original uploader played with rhymes and words, with the corresponding item in the photo relatable to a #hugot remark. It has then brought wide reception of positive remarks to Facebook users. The post has been shared a thousand times since its posting.
Check out some of our favorites here!
“A pumpkin for all those that have been given false hope.”
“Unlimited fries for the person that always tells unlimited lies.”
“A potato, for your significant other who’s good at making excuses.”
“A remote, for those who like to emote.”
“A garlic, for that someone who likes to ghost.”
“A green mango for that person who likes to claim things that aren’t their’s.”
“A paracetamol for that relationship that was cut short.”
“An electric fan for those who have hopes on That One coming back.”
“A bell pepper for those who don’t believe in forever.”
What do you think of these hugots? Can you relate to them?
Disclaimer: WheninManila.com does not own these photos. Photo credits go to the Arci Munoz Facebook fanpage. You may view the full list here.
