Ever wished someone or 'something' would have given you some advice in life? Well, here you go! Your very own book of advice. Your welcome.

Things I have learned on my journey of life. This will constantly be complete, but will be updated everytime I learn something new.

A compilation of short stories. Each chapter hosts different characters, with timelines set in both fictional and non-fictional worlds. 𝘏𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘢'𝘵 𝘮𝘢𝘨𝘬𝘶𝘸𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘶𝘩𝘢𝘯! (Let's tell each other stories!) (The title is Tagalog, a reference to my Filipino origin. All stories are written in English, though.) Please excuse any errors my 13/14-year-old self has written. I didn't want to change anything, as it's proof of how far I've come.

Your life is a story, what is done is done. Where it goes from here is totally up to you. Write your own ending 😊 #randomqoutes #lifeqoutes #inspirationalqoutes PS : copy paste qoutes. I dont own them. thank you . 🖤 menggay

Here are some short stories to help motivate and inspire you. They are important life lessons and highlight how to live a simple, joyful and fulfilling life. They are thought-provoking and talk about about the strength of the human spirit and true values that are worth pursuing.

Disclaimer: These are all compilations from many different Filipino films. Learn English Tagalog Phrases like a story. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AVAILABLE AT AMAZON.COM CINEWHISPERS: PHRASES TOLD LIKE A STORY Available at Amazon.com a guide for writing a cinematic story: writing tips for storytellers and translate cinematic emotion into words that resonate with readers. Ito ang isang librong magtuturo ng paano makakagawa ng mga storya para mas epektibo sa mga mambabasa. FREE SAMPLE READ: URL LINK: https://bit.ly/3JcYcmp

As a greenhorn in this writing endeavor, I found myself lacking in many aspect. Beside the fact that English is my third language and grammar is my number one enemy, I take pride on everything I do on my stories. However, I sometimes question what's what with writing, like: What's a Prologue? What do I do with Epilogue? How should I address flashbacks? Should the quotation mark be placed before or after period? I've said "said" a million times, are there any other way to say "said"? Am I writing this right? How do I WRITE RIGHT? All these mind-boggling questions have kept me up numerous nights. So to help myself and hopefully help others too, I went ahead and did my own research, both online and on my beloved hardbound books at the library, and here's what I found. ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ Take note: I'm also sharing my found knowledge through SBC's A.R.T.I.C.L.E.S ( @SBC_ARTICLES ), feel free to visit, read our issues, and follow us as well. http://www.wattpad.com/user/SBC_ARTICLES

This is a series of letters that I actually wrote to my boyfriend for our anniversaries, birthday, etc. He enjoys them very much and I bet there are more girls out there that want to write these popular open when letters to their significant other. I will post more as I continue writing them because I am planning on writing more for my boyfriend as our relationship develops. I would be glad to be an example for other girls out there. Please let me know if you liked them, if it helped you at all, etc. *** Update: I am no longer with my boyfriend, but I will definitely continue to write more of these letters. I have a lot in my possession that I never gave to him; I will definitely share it with my readers

About a girl reading her letters from a boy that was once hers. This is your open letter, this is something to remember.