How to Wound an Enemy
Friday, May 08, 2009
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We shouldn't discuss things that are too private with our chatmates. Paranoia kills. I am thinking that someone might use my foul secrets to throw me in an embarrassing spotlight in the eye of public. My husband works under the Department of Justice. He's always saying "malakas tayo" "nasa loob tayo... may laban tayo" He helped a lot of people concerning legal issues. He is loved for his genuine kindness.I am thinking of filing charges against those who would do such thing as to disrupt my reputation. But I realized that money has a lot value than those kind of people. I am not foolish to burn my money and time for petty things.
My relationship with my husband remained intact for four years. We have outlived different battles together. With an incident like this, just in case... is not even a hairline close to what we have gone through. It's not going to scratch me at all. Isang ngising aso lang ang katapat nyan. Now I know how it's like to be a celebrity. Intrigues, scandals and being involved with someone I don't even give a shit... Bohohooo! If ruining my name tickles them, so be it.
I have learned that wounding an enemy is not being measured by your defense and counterattacks. These reactions only indicate the gravity of the damage done by the opponent. You have to make that person feel that you're unaffected. Winning a battle is not about knocking your enemy down. You just simply feed his mind that he's already dead... that he's no longer existing. But just behind your innocent face are chuckles of insult and pity for him. By that, the triumph is yours already. Desert the battleground, for he has no match for you. Picture him being in a fight with nobody... Pathetically hilarious.
You're twice as idiotic to beat an idiot.
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I have no idea who you are... I just know your name.
You lead me to the most hidden corners in me... And since then I have been thinking of the things that may say something about you. But there is nothing, really.
I am not a believer of fate, but I do not disaffirm its occurrence, really. Just that I am so much about sound discretion, anticipation and will. Our said destiny is dictated neither by one's negligence nor choice, Mark. We have not spoken about the old blast for approximately thirty six moons.. not that it is destined, but because I chose not to have a word with you.





