Filipinoyouth Stories

There was a time when falling in love felt so simple. Karlee's first love begins somewhere between childhood and growing up, where the smallest and simplest things could make her heart race for the rest of the day. But, she doesn't know much about love yet. She only knows the excitement, the courage it takes to confess, the confusing feelings that she is still too young to understand, and the quiet happiness of having someone slowly become special to her. Set in the Philippines during the 2010s, Almost Never is a nostalgic coming-of-age story about first love, friendship, adolescence, and ordinary moments that one would definitely miss in their adulthood. When you're young, everything feels like it will last forever. And sometimes, growing up makes you realize just how special those simple moments really were.

Where Our Eyes Meet is a soft, slice-of-life story about quiet longing and unexpected connection. Lance never spoke to Migs, the reserved boy from Section B but every morning, they passed each other in the hallway, exchanging glances that felt like something more. What starts as a silent crush slowly unfolds into a moment of being truly seen. This piece was written for academic purposes, exploring themes of identity, emotional visibility, and modern queer youth in everyday settings.

One of my favorite short story. Highly recommended to readers, especially the youth.

This all about the adventure of Anna unto the Rizal's works and writings

In a school where excellence is everything, two students stand at the top-rivals in both academics and sport. They push each other to the limit, challenging every boundary, every expectation. But beneath the fierce competition lies a secret neither dares to reveal-something that could change everything they thought they knew about each other... and themselves. In this high-stakes game of brains and strength, who will break first? And what happens when rivalry turns into something no one saw coming?