"The odds never was, never will be in my favor."
-Inspired from The Hunger Games
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Forgiveness♥
Jesus says: “There is no limit to this forgiveness. There is no limit to
how many times I can heal your broken heart when you’re hurt. There is
no limit to how many times I can set you free, no matter how they hurt
you, no matter how the offense replays, there is no limit to the
creative capability of God to make a new heart inside of you and to give
you the propensity to forgive no matter how much they hurt you.”
-reposted from Joni Benedictos.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
What do I call her?
I recently found out that somebody is using my picture as hers on Twitter. I can't actually believe it, it is indeed my picture with the watermark deleted. I used it as a profile pic on Facebook about a year ago and somebody is using it as a profile picture on Twitter. I can't think of any reason why a person can do that. Hello, I'm not even an "artista"! Won't her friends think that it's not her? It's pretty obvious, we're not of the same body type. Those 3 people I asked to look into it even told me, "OMG, that's you." My friend Tina, even told me, "I remember that bikini, girl." Of course, she will, cos it's the exact same style and hers just had a different color. Up until now, it puzzles me. I'm not mad. Then again, I'll have to make sure each of my pic will have watermarks on it that cannot be deleted nor cropped.
Let me just post my shout out at Facebook for her. Here goes:
Using someone's own words. Using someone else's photo is considered
stealing. You are branding yourself a poser. A fake! Don't you have a
pretty face or a sexy body to show people? Why SHOW MINE AS YOURS?! I'm
pissed, but flattered cos doing so means YOU WANT TO BE ME. Sorry to
burst your bubble, honey-- there's ONLY ONE ME and that's someone you
can NEVER BE. *peace sign here*
By the way, the first sentence is in behalf of my sister. Apparently, I also saw that she used my sister's blog title as her tag line of Twitter. And my sister found out that she has a blog and used my sister's blog title and posted my sister's own post without even acknowledging her.
What do we call people like that? I mean, seriously. What?
Sunday, March 11, 2012
HURT.
I guess it's okay not to be afraid sometimes. Provoking someone doesn't mean you're actually strong. Sometimes, it's a means for you to find out if a person can restrain himself from hurting you. If that person shows the slightest hint that he can hurt you, then HE ACTUALLY and EVENTUALLY CAN.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
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