Wazzup Pilipinas Original Short Stories Series: Come With Me

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I consider myself as a coward because I’m always terrified of little and big things. Little things include cockroaches, spiders, and the likes, while big things include the death of someone special to me. When my pet cat died, I cried for days because of the fact that my cat will never return and be in my arms again.

In the story the narrator cannot accept the fact that she is scared of the woman that kept appearing at her window. She also cannot accept the fact that of all people in this world, why her? On the last part of the story the narrator had decided she had enough and killed the woman that kept appearing at her window.

On the first part of the story the conscience acted upon the narrator when she cannot tell her friends and father about the woman that kept appearing at her window. But on the last part of the story the conscience became inferior while the ego and anger ruled.

Please read on and enjoy the short story.

Wazzup Pilipinas Original Short Stories Series: The Mystery of Mr. Dawn

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John Joseph Cole is a man back from World War I and renting a house in West bank of Long Island. His cousin Victoria and her wealthy husband William lives across the bay in fancier East bank. Stewart Dawn, John Joseph’s next door neighbor, is a wealthy newcomer who throws large parties weekly.

John became good friends with Stewart. John brought Victoria and Stewart back together by inviting Victoria to tea. However, Stewart wanted Victoria which he couldn’t have because she is married to William. William wanted to have both his wife and his other woman without Victoria knowing about it. William and Stewart goes on a showdown to determine who gets to control Victoria.


The story below shows the mysteries of love. It showed that love may last for a very long time on the part where Stewart still loved Victoria after a 6 year time period. It also showed that love may seem fake but it is real, on the part where Victoria chose William instead of Stewart.
The story teaches us to learn to move on. Don’t focus on a girl who doesn’t love you. When Victoria cut in when Stewart’s about to talk he should have known that she doesn’t love him anymore.

Pulso ng Pilipinas: Siksik, Liglig at Umaapaw Ngunit Masikip, Madungis at Umaalingasaw

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An sabi ni PNoy, and malubhang kondisyon daw ng trapik ay senyales ng isang progresibong bayan. Ikaw ba ay sang-ayon?

Mukhang kahit saan ka lumingon dito sa Metro Manila ay siksikan. Magmula sa isang barangay na nagkalat ang mga bahay na dikit-dikit at halos dingding na lang ang pagitan sa nakararami lalo na sa mga squatter areas, hanggang sa sakayan ng traysikel na kayhaba ng pila, pati pagsakay ay pinipilit nilang isiksik ang tao sa napakaliit na espasyo. Ang dating apatan lang, ngayon ay animan na. Wala na silang pakialam kung ikaw ay komportable pa, ang mahalaga ay kumita sila ng extra.

Kahit sa mga jeepney ay pilit pa ring pinauupo kahit halos kalahati na ng pwet mo lang ang kasya. Ang matindi ay may sabit pa sila sa likuran. Mga paraeng drayber alam naman namin na gusto ninyong kumita pero bulag ba kayo sa katotohanan na hindi lahat ng tao ay pare-pareho ang pangangatawan?

Sa mga bus kahit wala ng madaanan sa gitna ay pilit pa rin pinatatyo ang mga tao. Kahit alam nilang mahihirapan sa pagbaba dahil walang madaanan ay OK lang sa kanila basta tumaas ang pasada. Mamang kundoktor, halos ikuskos mo na ang yong sarili para lang makadaan sa gita at makapangoleta ng pamasahe, pero bakit panay ka pa rin ng papasok ng pasahero? Ano ba akala mo sa amin, si plastikman?

Sa mga MRT at LRT ay halos hindi ka na makahinga. Pati mga pawis ninyo ay nagdidikitan na. May pagkakataon png hindi ka makababa dahil siksikan at ayaw gumalaw ang mga nakaharang sa daanan. Kung di lang walang trapik dito ay hind kami sasakay. Well, mas mabuti na rin sigurong mag-amoy suka, kaysa pumuti ang buhok sa tagal ng trapik.