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That's a bit profound. :)) We couldn't necessarily just "find" meaning in our lives. It could either way drop in instantly, or slowly. One day, we might just realize what or whom we wake up each morning for. Or sometimes, we go through different experiences and learn valuable life lessons before we could finally find the real meaning of our life. You could go "soul-searching", if you want to. Read books. Mingle with people. The basic tip I could only give, is that if you truly want to find meaning in your life, the LIVE your life. Appreciate the things you have. Love. Cherish. And be grateful.

Don't get too excited to have a love life. If you try to find love just because you see most other people are, then you're only trying to find yourself heartache. Love will come to you, as naturally as breathing. Who knows? The guy who'll get your heart (and vice versa) may turn out to be better than the 'almost-boyfriend' you have. Live your life now. You have your friends and family. Explore other kinds of love. Love isn't limited as romantically, you know. Hope this helped!

first,organize your thoughts. isipin mo muna yung mga gusto mo sabihin..like taking notes..isipin mo muna yung mga main ideas..then when it is time to say the things you need to say,saka mo ielaborate yung mga main ideas..mas mahirap kasi na di ka nagsasalita e..then sa dulo,saka mo malalaman na sobra na,na parang sasabog ka na sa dami ng iniisip mo na hindi mo malabas.it is better to tell it to a friend lalo na if feelings ang pinaguusapan.

There are a lot of projects planned and prepared by our BESSOC EB to make this academic year fun-filled and at the same time, helpful for our future as BES graduates. As of now, we have the most number of projects compared to other majors. We're sure to have more as the second semester starts in November. :) x T

Sa tingin ko hindi mo problema kung "paano" i-express ang sarili mo. Sabi mo nga, sa huli nananahimik ka na lang. Siguro hindi ka sigurado kung matatanggap ba ng ibang tao kung ano nga ba talaga ang personalidad mo. Normal lang naman na kabahan at gustuhin na matanggap ng mga tao sa paligid mo kung sino ka ba o kung ano ba talaga ang nasa isip mo (lalo na kung iba 'yan sa pananaw ng karamihan), pero paano mo malalaman kung paano talaga magre-respond ang mga tao kung hindi mo sila hahayaan na malaman ang mga ideya mo? Letting people know who you really are, and how you view things will help you mold yourself. You might think that keeping your thoughts to yourself will help you to stay out of trouble, but it would just prevent you from being who you truly are. You don't have to suddenly be a different person who says whatever is in his mind all the time. You could do it step by step, and start with small talks. Sooner or later, you'll find yourself comfortable with letting people see "you".

Well, being in any major doesn't really lock you up to the possibilities of you venturing to other field or interest. Most of our local musicians didn't actually started with Music as their course. They also took other bachelor's degree. In addition, these courses doesn't really define your future but rather it molds your personality into what culture that certain course has, in your case, BES. Maybe as of the moment, realization is not yet at hand, but sooner or later you'll realize that everything you learned whether from BES, CA or any other course would mean a lot to your perspective in life and how you handle situations as an adult. - P.Remo

Maybe you should try spending the night by yourself? Explore more about your interests. You could try spending your time talking to someone you're not really familiar with :) Hope that helps!

Being a BES student is all about having fun while learning :) Maybe you should wait until next semester, so you'll know if it's really for you. And studying is not all about getting a diploma, it's also about learning something from your experiences :)

I suggest that you use your status as an irregular student to an advantage in making more friends. As an irregular student, you attend classes with other sections and with that, you have more chances of making more friends because you interact with more people. Just try to be your normal self and be nice to your classmates, I'm sure you will gain many friends. Just try to maintain the friendship by constant communication because you are not in each other's company the whole time because of your schedule. BES students have great public relations skills and I believe in your capability to be a great friend. :)

There will be a literary section in the publication.

Scientifically speaking, a male could never bear a child. Or maybe there's something wrong with the physiology of your body? It's still best to consult a doctor (even if you're sending this message just for fun)