Ang Hirap Mong Mahalin (One Shot)

Ang Hirap Mong Mahalin (One Shot)

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This is a family drama that may be common in some parts of the country. It could be due to the culture or how a certain group of people or individuals are raised and instilled in their minds the toxic culture about owing favors. Utang na loob is very commong among Filipino's. And pakikisama, they go side by side. We tend to worry about what other people think of us and we end in trying to succumb to superficial ways just to please them, and that will slowly becomes a natural way of living our daily lives When we owe someone, it means that we will do everything in our power to reciprocate or to make sure that we give back or else magiging wala tayong modo or magiging masamang tao tayo. Our society now is being poisoned by this type of toxic family trait, or even in other relationships. Ang pakikisama on the other hand can be quite deadly and really irrelevant, if we try to think about it. Again pleasing others to your own expense, do you think yayaman ka sa ganyang mindset? Sympre, maiisip mo lage na paano kung ganito, ganyan, the never-ending doubts, the what if's, what might have beens? Kasi takot ka na kung di mo gawin to, baka magalit si ano, baka magtampo sila sa akin, baka idisown nila ako. Of course, we wouldn't want that. We are firm believers of "No man is an island" because even if we have our own families, we end up going back to our roots, and that is how extended families are still common. There is nothing wrong with that, but the mere fact of pleasing people, just because...that is the problem!!!
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Sorcha Byrne and her twin used to love mythology when they were little. Their parents will tell them stories about the different gods and goddesses, and naturally, her twin brother's favorite is the King of the Gods, Zeus. But she was more drawn to Hestia. The goddess of the hearth, home, and family. While Hestia was most known for tending the hearth and ensuring the well-being of her community, that wasn't what made Sorcha interested in her. It was the fact that she's wise enough to keep to herself, stay in a quiet place, and save herself from all the dramas around her. She's the greatest unbothered queen, and Sorcha see herself in her. The only difference is that their hearths are far different from one another. She's like a frosty version of Hestia. Not that she's unfeeling or anything. She's just more comfortable with ignoring everything around her. Since she makes no effort to try to understand the world outside of her own, it wasn't surprising that it's now causing her problems. So here she is facing a dilemma since her no-nonsense attitude is causing problems at work. She was expecting to get fired, but the Dawson siblings are really good employers. As a compromise, they propose an interpersonal skills training just for her. She just need to take on a small special case where she will be shadowed to mentor someone in the ins and outs of her daily job. Wala naman sanang problema. It's supposed to be easy... except it wasn't. Not when the person she's "babysitting" is far from the idea she have of a wide-eyed student, and instead she's going to be stuck for ninety hell days with Darien Zeon Henderson, also known as Daze, a famous actor who is currently preparing for a role he's going to play. Ninety days? Damn it. Someone just please burn me and sacrifice me to the gods and goddesses, or it would be Daze Henderson that I will offer as one!

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