Pengingat Diri Mga Nobela at Kwento

Speak to your senses that thou might establish an eternal connection with thyself. Speak to yourself that when no one is there, thy own words shall console thee. " Speak to your problems... Say "This phase shall pass and I shall be firm throughout this test. " Speak to your achievements... Say "I did it. May it not get into my head and If I will brag and drag about it, may I not have it." Speak to your fears. Say" I am enough. I can do the unimaginable because I believe I can. " Speak to your dead conscience. Say "Let us live by new dictates and let morality guide our path."

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Lu had been a man for too long that he forgot how to cry. He needed to remember how to do so or he will crack to the point of breaking and there might be no turning back! 'I am getting soft!' He said in his mind as he visibly clenched his fists. After what seemed like a five minutes silence for the dead, Lu cleared his throat, walked to the door, and held the handle for a while. "I will find Alita," He said before pulling the door open "I will make sure I find her because she is my life!"

POV: Melina _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Nobody steals from the Howlingtons. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> She'd been reminding herself of that for three days straight, the way you reminded yourself of something important before you did the opposite of it anyway. The reminder wasn't a deterrent. It was a calibration tool, a way of keeping the weight of what she was doing sitting correctly in her chest so it didn't tip over into either recklessness or paralysis.

There are a series of messages that come right after this one. Have you forgotten who you are? If you remember nothing about yourself in this human form, let me remind you who you are supposed to be. It's consequential for you to know who you are and where you belong. Go outside and stand under the moon’s bright light. Stare at the moon and meditate. You’ll have an impregnable feeling inside your heart. It would tell you who you are. Then another message pings on my phone. You know who you are, don’t you?

I saw him thinking deeply, “I don’t think mero-“ “MERON! I’ve read this once sa isang book before. Another thing that can help you is something that’ll trigger you. Not your ability, pero ikaw mismo. Something na makaka-trigger sa sarili mo para malaman kung ano ang problema ng connection niyo.” Sabat ni Prof Khia. Not gonna lie, her statement made it much complicated to understand and do. Hindi ko rin naman alam paano i-trigger ang sarili ko. “VEX!” Bumaling ang atensiyon ko kay Axie na hinihingal na nasa pinto, nag-wave ako rito. “Ayos ka na ba? May masakit ba?” Alalang tanong nito.

There was a package of post-it’s on the counter there, usually there to remind us to unplug things before leaving the apartment, but I decided to surround myself with little pep talk notes: “CHANGE FOR NO ONE BUT YOURSELF” “YOU ARE WORTHY OF HAPPINESS” “YOU WILL GET THROUGH THIS” “THIS IS ONE STEP TOWARDS WHAT YOU WANT” “DON’T BEND TO FIT SOMEONE ELSE'S MOLD” After a while, I started to feel ridiculous, but I kept writing them and placed them all around the apartment - especially in my bedroom. I found an ink that glows in the dark and wrote on a post-it that’s placed right next to my pillow, it states simply: “DON’T DO IT” because I know myself and I know that I will want to go see him.

My few clothes didn't even fill half the racks, leaving wide, empty gaps. I reached for the hidden pocket at the bottom of my bag. My fingers brushed against the familiar texture, and I pulled it out. It was my sliver of wood. It was a simple, thin wooden rod. It wasn't decorated or special to look at. But as I held it, I felt my heart rate finally start to slow down. I called it my Reminder. I tucked it away on the top shelf, hidden behind a pile of sweaters. I needed it close. Because the Reminder was the only thing that kept my head clear. It was the only thing that kept me from forgetting who I really was and what men were capable of.