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What's the perfect date for you? If you can date yourself, what would it be like?

Akong entry: Naa diay ni tier level ang mga Metro and Gaisano malls. And technically, Metro and Gaisano are different companies na pero historically, they come from the same retail family. E.g. From Gaisano Metro in Colon, then Metro Gaisano, to now, Metro Colon.

The mall tier list in my opinion:

Metro Ayala > Gmall > Country Mall > Gaisano Capital > Gaisano Grand

And then OG diay nila White Gold before all these malls. And then these malls kay under sa different sons and family.

One last thing, isa ka brother kay niventure to Mindanao to establish JS Gaisano!

Interesting to learn these stories that shaped Cebu. Kamo, unsa'y Cebu specific that you just learned or find interesting?

Is it just me, or is “Puhon, if maayong lawas” basically a lowkey way of saying No?

Like, if manginvite mo ug laag sa friends, then mao na ilang response.

Murag nahimo na siya’g catchphrase para makabalibad without actually saying “No” directly. Maikog ta muingon ug straight-up “No," maong pina soft rejection ni at the initial invite? Like dili immediate"Yes" ug di pud final No? Hahaha naglibog ko. Kay ending, wala man sila nijoin, pero okay ra man ilang lawas. 🫣🤣

Repost diay nako diri sa r/Bisaya kay di pwede sa r/Cebu

Is it just me, or is “Puhon, if maayong lawas” basically a lowkey way of saying No?

Like, if manginvite mo ug laag sa friends, then mao na ilang response.

Murag nahimo na siya’g catchphrase para makabalibad without actually saying “No” directly. Maikog ta muingon ug straight-up “No," maong pina soft rejection ni at the initial invite? Like dili immediate"Yes" ug di pud final No? Hahaha naglibog ko. Kay ending, wala man sila nijoin, pero okay ra man ilang lawas. 🫣🤣

Mga "de kalidad" na Made in the Phillippines ang tatak.

I commented, "wud", and they said its been too long since they saw that phrase.

What do gen-z even use to ask "what you doing?" Wyd? 🤣

Felt ootl and genuinely curious what phrases or things we do that give ourselves away at being in this stage 😅

I don't want to stereotype, Anyone, regardless of gender, can cheat. But I'm curious to hear from women who are willing to share their experiences.

What led you to cheat? Looking back, what was happening in your life or relationship at the time? Did it ultimately end the relationship, or did you and your partner try to rebuild it?

Please keep this a safe, respectful, and empathetic space. This isn't about shaming or justifying anyone's actions. It's about understanding different perspectives and learning from one another. We can never truly walk in someone else's shoes, so let's listen with compassion.

Happy Friday! 👋

I thought it would be fun to start a Neighborhood Spotlight series where we feature one area of Cebu at a time and build a community guide together.

What better place to start than Downtown Cebu?

Share inyong favorite spots, food recommendations, hidden gems, commute tips, old memories, photos, or bisan unsang interesting trivia about Downtown Cebu. Hopefully, this thread can become a helpful guide for both locals and visitors.

What's your favorite thing about Downtown Cebu?

Edit: I'll start:

- Kara's na original

- Unitop, ang shopee before.

I choked. I panicked. All the endless nights of reviewing, ending up feeling that I did not do my best at all.

I've been feeling down. I tried to engage, talk to people, but even if I smile, there's like a heavy stone in my heart.

I know I need to move on, but I can't let it go.

And effective ba siya para sa inyo?

Just realized that I missed hiking and backpacking!

But my hobby now is to do chores, and bed rot.