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FOR THE LAST 4 YEARS OF MY LIFE, I WAS CONTENDED WITH THE THINGS AROUND ME. all the things that i have is already been perfectly set in front of me from my family, friends, school, allowance fashion, and good life. I got a perfect parents that all is ever want to, a good sisters around me that always there in all the time and a big bro who protect me all the time. definitely we live a simple life and a simple family that bargain there love with one another. you see, its absolutely perfect and in fact I’m always be a dreamer, and an imaginative one at that from when i was born. my dream is to become a genetic engineer and be the first Filipino women astronaut to go into space . but when i entered high school, my dream become done to earth. i wanted to become an environmentalist and work for the world life fund international to protect endangered species and purge the earth from air pollution. My friends thought i was crazy. Yeah!!! i been crazy but all the support i needed to get to where i wanted to go. it only took a single incident to crushed my dreams and ruin my life. that day i was with my friends for some victory party to enjoy our winnings that we got from the cheer leading competition, my friend ayla brought his cousin john to joined the group not knowing the terrible waiting for me at that night.
Myspace Codes yes!!! the night that crushed my dream and life, john the cousin of ayla is there enjoying my innocent and untouched body is raped and enjoyed by that guy under the spell of the drugs. for the next 3 months after the incident happen no one knows about that secret even my family. they all worried about me that I am shocked and out of my mind, cannot be talked, always crying and my face is all blank after that day. for the pain that I been for that single incident i decide to have some revenge To all the MAN of the world!!!! Especially to the man that I ever hated all my life. From a simple and sweet little girl to a wild cat that drain all the energy of all the man I see. I’ve been always with a guy in my bed digging for that pain to come out and let it back to them and dumped them on at the following day. See I’ve done all that things for the pain that they brought to me. And at last the long search that I’ve been waiting for had came into my hands the guy named JOHN who crushed my dreams and my simple life is now in my hands seeking for my forgiveness and big for love at me. Yeah !! the desperate and stony heart of that little girl is been break into pieces for the man he turn back again in a little girl with hearth of gold. For the reason that I am fallen in love with that guy. DO I TAKE A REVENGE OR LOVE HIM INSPITE OF ALL THE THINGS THAT HE DID TO ME?

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Few novels, expect perhaps the now much disparaged Uncle tom’s Cabin, have made a more shattering impact on the society in wich they were conceived and read than the Noli Me Tangere and El Felebusterismo of The Filipino national hero, Jose Rizal.And surely no write paid a higher penalty for self-expression; Rizal was executed by a firing squad mainly because of these two books, now revered by his country as the gospel of its nationalism and lately mad e by law required reading and its colleges. It is usually not much fun to read gospels, but the Noli was meant to be enjoyed; at its best it is a delightful comedy of manners, and irreverent satire of the last years of the Spanish colonial regime in the Philippines. It has a melodramatic excitement of the elder Duma’s The Count of Monte Cristo, by which Rizal is influenced in his early years. The characters come to life with surprising ease and linger in the memory: the absurd Doña Victorina, the elegant Dominican hair-splitter, the pheasants worriedly classifying Spanish insults into various degrees of danger, the bell-ringer Crispin, even the ham-fisted, oddly sympathetic father Damaso. Rizal was perhaps less fortunate with his plot and protagonist, who tend to be the plaster-cast in sorrowful Wertherian attitude when they are not earnestly debating the desirability of reforms ‘from above’ and revolution ‘from below’, and issue, however, which has not yet entirely lost its topicality.