senaissanceblues

hihintayin kita sa tamang panahon, 
          sa panahon na maari ng Panginoon. 
          pero sa ngayon, ang mahal na ibigay natin ay para sa sarili muna na may kasamang kasiyahan. 
          
          @senaissanceblues

New chapters for HUSH now out! 

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          https://www.wattpad.com/story/244900546?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=story_info&wp_page=story_details_button&wp_uname=farukgungorofficial

Hey sorry for rdm messaging I'm looking for moots here pwede pa follow back po? 

Arise for thy bluest sky; 
          May thy morning be as radiant as thy smile. 
          Just as golden jewelry pierces the dawn, a radiant light awakens; a wonderful day begins! 
          
          - @senaissanceblues

"The Passion Tax and the Precarity of Creative Labor"
          @senaissanceblues
          
          The Philippines is often the Creative Hub of Asia, a massive workforce of animators, graphic designers, writers, and digital artists. However, behind the creativity, global recognition, and viral content lies as a rampant issue: the systemic exploitation of creative labor. In the local industry, the unspoken expectation that becaus an artist loves their masterpiece, they should be willing to accept lower payment, longer progress time, and fewer benefits. 
          
          Banks such as BPO and freelancing sectors have provided opportunities for various creatives where security is non-existent without health insurance, retirement plans, or legal protection against violations. The projects are delayed or cancelled, it is the individual creator who bears the financial brunt, not the multi-million peso agencies or corporations. 
          
          Recently, the rise of artificial intelligence added another layer of pressure, instead of being used as a tool to aid Filipino Creators, it is often used by clients as a leverage to drive down rates. It became a race to the bottom where quality is forced to compete with global rates that do not reflect the actual cost of living in the Philippines. 
          
          The issue is not a lack of talent but a lack of institutionalized protection. For a while, creative work has been treated as a hobby or a sideline rather than a professional pillar in the Philippines economy. 
          
          If we want to truly lead the global creative economy, it must fist take care of it's own. We cannot build a sustainable industry if there are artists left behind. Investing into a creative sector means investing to ensure that doing what you love doesn't mean sacrificing the right to a dignified and secured life.

Chapter 7 to last chapter now OUT!
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/410295915?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_writing&wp_page=create&wp_uname=bellablues

@bellablues
          CHAPTER 4 to 6 is now OUT for 
          Five Days Without Your Heart"
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/410295915?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=story_info&wp_page=story_details_button&wp_uname=bellablues

@bellablues
          "Songs of the Tears" 
          poetry compilation 
          5.31.26
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/411987284-songs-of-the-tears

they saw my talent, they expected more 
          so they peeled my skin off a bit to have more
          but they were never satisfied 
          so they did it again to have more
          
          until I don't recognize myself 
          they called me as a monster 
          with skin peeled, hideous wasn't it?
          what's more do you need from me,
          until I'm nothing but ashes.