Romans & histoires Short Quotes About Freedom

Puta, isang taon na nga lang pala. "Start doing what you want, what you like, while you're still free, erp. If you're really gonna marry that unknown man, then start claiming your freedom. Now or never. You're gonna be chained with someone soon. Better start doing what you really want." She looked so serious when she said that. After she said her last words she looked at me. And I've seen seriousness in her eyes. Napangisi ako, may naisip dahil sa sinabi niya.

"Yes. Because if you're doing this for the wrong reasons, you're going to get hurt." "I'm doing this for me," I said, meeting his gaze again. "I'm doing this because I'm tired of being afraid. Tired of playing it safe. I want to know what it feels like to be... free." Something flickered in his eyes. Surprise? Understanding? I couldn't tell. "Freedom comes with a price, Naomi." "I'm willing to pay it."

“That’s enough.” “And if you try to escape—” “I know the consequences.” Hindi na niya tinapos. Hindi na kailangan. Tumango siya. “Then let’s see what you do with your freedom.” Paglabas niya, hindi na niya isinara ang pinto. At this time— Hindi na rin ako naghintay. Lumabas ako. Hindi patago. Hindi mabilis. Kundi parang may karapatan.

I mean—kung wala ba ‘ko dito, mararanasan ko pa rin ba ang mga naranasan ko noon? I envy those people who have liberty. Sa mga taong kayang i-express ang nararamdaman nila nang hindi iniisip ang sasabihin ng ibang tao. Sa mga taong independent at kayang magdesisyon para sa sarili nila nang walang nagmamanipula. Sa mga taong kayang maging masaya kahit maraming kinakaharap na problema. Sana gano’n din ako.