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God gives us this kind of trials to test us. And gold is tested by fire. I will include you in my prayers sis..

Yes bro I need to have a balance respondents. it was not easy since I have to manually compute the demographics.

and yes, positive Father figure is very important especially in the adolescent stage

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OO dayunyor ako hehe, di maitatatwa.

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mwahh

wow touched ako hehe. We all love our fathers despite and inspite of the past

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grabe no? no matter how much we get angry at out own father, the fact remains that they are our fathers and we are only their children. there are reasons that we, ourselves, cannot comprehend.

naiyak ako. yan lang naman ang gusto kong sabihin. naiyak ako.

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na-touched ako pwamis! sobrang touched ako sa background music…ang ganda!

seriously, naiyak ako dito.

Lam mo naman akong iyakin ako…haha!

Two thumbs up for this!

I wanna hug you now!!!

Luvya!

-jemae

alam mo mahal na mahal na mahal ka ni papa. when he was here in the states he would always talk about you and i could tell that he missed you alot.

love you always kuya.
at guto ko malaman mo na nandito lang ako para sayo.
loves kita !! =)

why don’t you try to make a move. It may make a difference

the only thing we could do now is to cherish every moment of our fathers with us because I believe that it is really important to reconcile things with our own dads before it’s too late. and I salute you for understanding your situation. it’s a big leap really towards self realization.

i myself have my own father issues. he brought me no physical wounds… he was just a passive father, and that was my wound.

i am happy for you and your dad for managing to resolve your issues.

Thank you for giving us the priveledge of reading this story. It is part of your life experience and as always, beautifully written!

I am the only child of my parents and my mother has another child – son, and my dad, 2 kids – a son and a daughter. All are (waaaaaay) older than me and growing up, although I’ve never been close to them, I’ve somehow found myself recognizing them as my siblings. Whenever I’m upset with my dad or mom, the idea that my siblings came first to them hurts me. I grew up as the only child and now that I’m at this age, I fear that I’m just a “by chance” child.

Whenever I go to wedding receptions with my dad and older sister and her family (mum’s at work), I’ll always feel embarrassed, cheeks hot with tears, because people would ask after exchanging greetings with my dad and sister: Who are you?

I sometimes feel angry, so much so that I want to shout out to the world, -Insert expletive- I AM HIS CHILD! But yeah, what’s a girl to do.

While I wish that my parents had me when they were younger, when they had the energy to run around and have fun with me, I’m satisfied with the way things are. My dad’s a retiree and a “househusband”, enabling me to accompany him to the market (shopping with dad is a little more interesting than going with mum!), go food-hunting in the afternoons when there’s no lectures or going to the beach later in the day.

I guess I’m lucky like that

It’s good that you have resolved your conflict with your father. the reason why I wrote this is because I just want other poeple (who is wounded like me) be open to the possibilities of reconciliation. forgiveness is very essential. you cannot give what you do not have.

someday you will have also the guts to confide everything, even here on the net. but as of now, just keep thos lovely pics comming. maybe next year your blog would evolve at magka new look na sya… not just your pics but also your life hahaha.

youhave guts i know. you are just limited because of your vows hehehe. di bale worth it naman yun kapatid.

don’t cry na. hehehe. cheers!

Pax et Bonum!

Whoa.. really? that is maybe the reason why I sensed that you are somewhat related to me..not genetically though. I have always seen your avatars in most of the catholic bloggers before, and now I know why. Ikaw pala ang kapatid ko dito sa blogosphere hehe.

Bro. Gab is one of my formators there before. he was our local economo. he’s one of my favorite brothers there in the formation. he actually reminds me of my father during that time… simple, kind, uncomplicated but with one hell of a tongue and temper hehehe.

Bro. Cesar is my professor in old and new testament themes. this guy is so brilliant. his teaching approach is so simple, yet you have to digest everything that he says because it all comes from the heart. such a talented priest! he made us compose these songs which we submitted to him as a requirement. And now the song that I wrote for his class is what I’m thinking of submitting to a songwriting competition of bro. bo sanchez of kerygma.

Father Joseph Nacua has been our Father Provincial at that time. and you mentioned Fr. Pete? my, my, he is our Guardian during our time. This priest is so small but terrible (in a very good way). he is one of our batch’s closest brother there. Just last year we were able to see him again @ his mother’s wake. he was one of those who really squeezed the juices out of our brains. this guy is also brilliant.

what was the year then? it was a long time ago isn’t it? I think the one that I’m talking about here, Bro. Ron was also with you in the seminary… his batch is not that distant to bro.Gab and Bro. Cesar (I think).

well I guess I have to spare some time sharing stuff with you about OLLS on our private email… hehehe magkakasundo tayo bro talaga dito sa blogosphere…

This is indeed a blessing. God made it possible that distant brothers come together in fraternity, even in the cyberspace…

Pax Et Bonum Kapatid!