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A fun fact about me is that I can sleep anywhere, anytime. But there's one thing I can't sleep without-my blanket. I've had it since I was 7 years old, so it's been with me for 11 years now. It's a little torn from age, but I still use it every night. It's been a comfort to me for so long, and I just can't imagine sleeping without it.

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I listen to artists like Lana Del Rey, The Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975 because their music brings comfort and peace to my soul. Growing up, I listened to Shakira a lot because my mother always played her songs when I was a child, and she even gave me my nickname inspired by Shakira. Currently, my favorite artist is Frank Ocean because I believe he is the best at what he does, and I absolutely love his music.

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Watching movies for me is comforting and keeps me entertained in my boring life. It's a way to escape and experience different stories, characters, and emotions that make me feel connected and engaged. Whether it's a fun Marvel movie or a heartfelt film like A Walk to Remember, movies give me a sense of peace and joy, offering a break from the everyday.

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I have two step-siblings, and I am the oldest. My mom is a single mother, and right now, my youngest sister and mom are in Japan.

My mom works there and takes care of my sister while me and my other sister are here. I also have three cousins, whom I consider as older brothers because we grew up together. However, two of them are now in Japan for good.

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My full name is Jojichelle Agle but I feel more comfortable with my nickname I'm already 18 years old I graduated junior high school in Elias B Lopez Memorial NHS.

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Dear Future Me,

I hope we are already living our dream, working on the job we once prayed so hard for. I hope we’ve surfed on our dream beaches, traveled to the countries we used to only imagine, and finally felt the joy of freedom we always longed for. I hope we are driving our dream car and motorcycle, not just for show, but as proof of how far we’ve come. I hope we have a nice and cozy house that feels like home, filled with peace and laughter.

But more than the dreams, I hope you are truly happy. I hope you learned to forgive yourself for the mistakes of the past and love yourself more than you ever did before. I hope you are surrounded by people who genuinely care, and that you never forget the little version of us who kept believing even when things were hard.

And no matter what we are in the future, your little me will always be proud—because our faith is not in our hands. Don’t ever forget to trust God in everything you do.

With love,

Akira

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My senior high school journey wasn’t easy. Stepping into this school, I felt lost—I knew no one, surrounded by new faces and a whole new environment. But little by little, I found friends who became my constants, the people who made each day lighter and every challenge bearable. I know there will still be struggles ahead, but I’ve learned that I’m never alone. Life here in AdDU may not be easy, but it is filled with growth, lessons, and memories that make the journey worth it.

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I don’t have a very clear memory of being an infant, that’s why I chose my birth as the best day of my infancy.

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My favorite memory of early childhood is going to our farm. I remember walking kilometers away from the bayan, enjoying the fresh air and the peaceful surroundings. Another memory I truly treasure is attending Sunday school at church. It was not only a time to learn about God but also a chance to be with other children, sing, and share stories. Both of these experiences made my childhood meaningful and happy.

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When I was in preschool, I discovered my love for swimming. At first, I was a little nervous about being in the water, but my swimming lessons slowly taught me how to be comfortable and confident. My favorite memory from that time was the day I finally learned how to swim on my own without any help. I felt so proud and happy because it was like achieving something I never thought I could do. Swimming quickly became one of my favorite activities, and that moment remains special to me because it showed me the joy of learning and overcoming my fears.

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When I was in elementary, my favorite memory was learning how to ride a bike. At first, it was really hard because I kept falling and sometimes I even got small bruises. But I didn’t give up, and with the help of my family cheering me on, I kept practicing every day. I still remember the exact moment when I finally balanced on my own and pedaled without anyone holding me it felt like flying. I was so proud of myself because I achieved something I thought was impossible at first. Riding a bike soon became my favorite pastime, and it also taught me that with patience and perseverance, I could overcome challenges.

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My favorite memory as an adolescent was my 18th birthday. It was very special because my mother, my sister, and my tita came home from abroad just to celebrate with me. Having them there made the occasion unforgettable. My friends also came, and together we shared laughter, food, and fun. It was one of the happiest moments of my teenage years because I felt so loved and surrounded by the people who matter most to me. We all had a great time, and it’s a memory I will always treasure.

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1. Was the subject Personal Development helpful for you? How did this subject help you know yourself more?

Yes, Personal Development was really helpful for me. It made me understand myself on a deeper level—how I think, feel, and react to different things. This subject helped me see the importance of taking care of my mind and heart, and it guided me to accept who I am while still trying to grow.

2. What were your key takeaways from the subject?

I learned that personal growth begins when you start to understand and care for yourself. The subject taught me that it’s okay to have struggles as long as you keep moving forward with hope. It reminded me to be kind to myself, to value my family, and to keep my mental and emotional well-being in balance.

3. What two topics were your favorites and why?

My favorite topics were family and mental health well-being. Family means a lot to me because they are my source of love, support, and strength in everything I do. Mental health well-being also became important to me because it taught me how to handle stress, stay calm, and take care of my emotions, especially during tough times.