kjvargas08

Now I notice flaws in buildings the same way I notice typos.

wonnseo

padaan po

kjvargas08

@wonnseo enjoy ka muna sa wlang pasok. Mamimiss mo yan pag finals week na. 
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kjvargas08

@wonnseo can't relate. Wla pa kasi kaming pasok HAAHAHA
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kjvargas08

@wonnseo ohhhh early namn vacation niyo HAHA kakastart lang ng pasok, rest na agad. 
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kjvargas08

I remembered a certain person saying that if they became an artist, they would probably paint, draw, or make art their whole life. And I could clearly remember her saying it in front of me while doing a certain art project. And I remembered what I actually replied, “Di ta sure.” Cold. Emotionless. But with deep meaning. I wasn't bad at arts. Not good enough either. Just a simple kiddo trying stuff and testing what I was capable of.
          
          Sometimes, having such a unique talent to some felt like a blessing. But to others, it was more of a curse than a gift.
          
          Like how boring it would be doing the same stuff every day. I didn't know. Maybe to some it was fun. But to me. I would say... it felt more like a task I needed to comply with than a hobby I wanted to do during my free time.
          
          Sometimes I ended up asking myself, did I really like what I was doing? Or was I just trying to impress a certain person who didn't even care about these things. Compliments were addicting. I wanted to accomplish something that badly just to feel validated.
          
          Who wouldn't love sleep? Who wouldn't love to rest? Painting all along just to hear the words, “Kadali ra ana.” Yes, it was. If there were no emotions involved and nothing else attached. But I was tired. I started to hate what I was doing.
          

kjvargas08

@tuyong_tinta naol may naga labyu randomly HAHAHA 
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kjvargas08

@FaceMaxx ain't no choice. Need ko tapusin mga pending artworks ko before new school year starts. 
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