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He allowed me to pursue my dreams. He allowed me to fly. Nirespeto niya yung pagkababae ko, yung pagkatao ko (He respect my womanhood, my personhood).

— Charo Santos-Concio

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“Seventy… such a beautiful number. Not a count of years passed but of blessings lived. Every wrinkle, every laugh line, every scar… each one tells a story of love, courage, and grace.”

I’m an ordinary mortal just having fun and following the desires of her heart, and just giving her best.

He allowed me to commit my mistakes. He still loved me unconditionally.

I guess he's a selfless man, and he was very, very happy for my successess.Yung ganung klaseng asawa ay di madamot (That kind of husband is not selfish).

You have to make a choice. You have to decide.

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