P.O.V.



I hail from the charming town of Bahet San Ildefonso in Ilocos Sur, a place that holds a special place in my heart. At 15 years old, I'm still discovering who I am, but one thing's for sure: my natural curls and dimpled smile are a constant reminder of the joy I find in life. I'm drawn to music, both singing and listening, and find solace in its melodies. While I may be introverted, my true self shines through when I'm with close friends, where I become a chatterbox and a confidante.
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My observant nature allows me to see the world with a unique perspective, and I often find myself offering advice to those around me. I'm the friend who's always there to lend an ear and a shoulder to lean on, especially when life gets overwhelming. My independence and diligence are qualities I've cultivated since childhood, shaped by the experiences of growing up with my parents working abroad. My mother left for Dubai eight years ago, while my father went to Manila to find better opportunities. I have two siblings, and my sister is the one who is taking care of me today along with my grandma on my father's side. My older brother is currently working in Baguio City.

Despite the challenges, I've learned to be resilient and resourceful, finding strength in my own company and in the love of my family. I'm a work in progress, constantly evolving and learning, but I embrace every step of the journey. My heart is filled with warmth, my spirit is bright, and I'm excited to see what the future holds.

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