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My name is Sue Ashley L. Angliongto, 17, born and raised in Davao City on December 1, 2007. My family calls me “Dai” or “Sue,” while friends and teachers go with “Ashley,” “Ash,” or “Ashley Lu.” I’m a Grade 12 student at Ateneo de Davao University Senior High School who loves sleeping, eating, and trying new things. I’ve explored different sports, with taekwondo being my longest pursuit, and I even enjoy golf despite not being great at it. I’m a big Barbie fan and obsessed with pink. In my free time, I watch rom-coms and horror movies and indulge in my love for matcha. I’m curious, open to new experiences, and enjoy life’s little things.

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Our family has five members—my dad, my mom, my brother, my little sister, and me. They’re my biggest source of love and support. No matter what’s going on in life, they’re always there to remind me of who I am and what really matters. My parents keep me steady with their guidance, and my siblings never fail to make me laugh and feel at home. They keep me grounded, and I’m so thankful to have them by my side.

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To the Person I’m Becoming,

I hope you’ve grown into the woman you’ve always wanted to be — strong, kind, and passionate. I hope you’ve made your dream of becoming a pediatrician real, not just for the career, but for the lives you’ve touched along the way. I hope you’ve found ways to give back to Mom and Dad, to thank them for the sacrifices they made to get you here.

I hope you’ve traveled, laughed, and shared unforgettable moments with the people you love most. And through it all, I hope you’ve kept your happiness, your drive, and your belief in yourself alive. Even if things didn’t turn out exactly as planned, I hope you’re proud — because you never stopped persevering.

With lots of love,

Sue

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In the future, I see myself becoming a pediatrician because I have a soft spot for kids and really want to help those who are sick—especially children who can’t afford medical care. I want to make a difference in their lives by offering kindness and healing, without expecting anything in return. Besides medicine, I also dream of starting my own small clothing line, something that shows my creativity and passion. And most of all, I hope to travel the world with my loved ones, making unforgettable memories and experiencing new cultures together. This is the kind of life I imagine—full of purpose, love, and adventure.

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I live by the quote “Nothing great ever came that easy” because it reminds me that anything truly worth having takes effort. Whether it's reaching my dream of becoming a pediatrician, starting my own clothing line, or just becoming the best version of myself—it won’t happen overnight. This quote helps me stay patient and motivated, especially when things get tough. It’s a reminder that the struggles and hard work are part of the journey, and they make the end result even more meaningful.

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Coquette dollette pretty pink princess swan lake…

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Download premium image of Coquette vintage candleholder candlestick festival hanukkah menorah_ by Ning about white background, aesthetic, watercolor, coquette, and vintage 14793902

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In my early childhood stage, around three years old, I began to show curiosity and eagerness to explore. I took my first steps and started forming my first words, marking the beginning of my independence. This stage reflected my growing physical abilities and the physical aspect of my self-concept, as I developed new skills and gained confidence in exploring the world around me.

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In my infancy stage, I was known as a quiet and calm baby who rarely cried and spent most of my time sleeping peacefully. I was cared for by my nanny, Yaya Jiji, who played a significant role in my early years until I was about six. This stage reflected the physical aspect of my self-concept, as it was a time of growth, purity, and the gentle beginning of life, just as I was quietly developing during this stage.

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At five years old, I was a quiet yet curious child who loved watching girly cartoons and playing with my Barbie dolls. I enjoyed spending time outdoors and going on trips, which sparked my imagination and sense of adventure. This stage reflected my creativity, independence, and the social aspect of my self-concept, as I began to explore the world and understand what I enjoyed.

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In my elementary stage, I explored new passions—trying sports like taekwondo and golf, developing an interest in firing, and discovering a deeper appreciation for flowers and traveling, all while building many new friendships in high school. Despite these changes, I still adored Barbie and the color pink, a reminder that growing up didn’t mean letting go of the things that made me, me. This stage reflected the social and emotional aspects of my self-concept, with a memorable highlight being my first taekwondo competition, which taught me discipline and made me proud of how far I had come.

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In my adolescence stage, I tried multiple sports like taekwondo and golf while making many new friends in high school. I still loved Barbie and the color pink, showing how I was growing yet staying true to myself. This stage reflected the social and emotional aspects of my self-concept, with a memorable experience being my first taekwondo competition, which taught me discipline and boosted my confidence.

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I taught a few kids from our partner community and I became close with a few of them! 

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I graduated Junior High School at AdDU JHS with awards while I was the class representative! I know it isn't much to look at but I learned so many things and I overcame so many obstacles during my JHS journey which makes this a milestone and an achievement that I will forever cherish and be grateful for!

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Tried playing golf and ended up loving it so much that I played it again and again! (even if I'm so bad at it) 

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Was and AdDU-JHS Taekwondo Varsity in 10t Grade

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WW2 (The One Whom I Love) - Angliongto_12Campion (1)

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Was the subject Personal Development helpful for you? How did this subject help you know yourself more?
Personal Development was really helpful because it gave me time to reflect on who I am, my strengths, and the areas I need to improve. Through the activities and discussions, I became more aware of my values, goals, and how I respond to challenges. It helped me understand myself better and made me realize the importance of self-growth in both school and life.

What were your key takeaways from the subject?
One of the key takeaways from this subject is that personal growth is a continuous journey, and it starts with being honest about yourself. I also learned that setting clear goals and practicing self-discipline can help me achieve my dreams. Lastly, the subject taught me that understanding my emotions and mindset can improve how I handle stress, relationships, and future challenges.

What two topics were your favorites and why?
My two favorite topics were Self-Awareness and Goal Setting. I liked Self-Awareness because it encouraged me to reflect on my strengths and weaknesses and accept myself as I am. Goal Setting was inspiring because it taught me how to plan for the future, stay motivated, and take small steps toward achieving my dreams. Both topics made me feel more confident about my personal and academic growth.