Why Does Talking About SEX Makes You The Weird One?

“Masturbation is insanely amazing but the gift of giving orgasms and receiving orgasms from another human is invaluable.” ― Helen Edwards, Nothing Sexier Than Freedom

At 28, I’m never opposed to talk about sex, however, due to other circumstances, I was silenced and yet to advertise what I know and feel about it. I was never the angel kind of friend, I always have this evil stuck in me, waiting to be unleashed. I said evil yes, but it’s not the evil you are thinking about. I grew up thinking sex is a form of evil that was lying around tempting people, well, ask my religion about that. It’s never the religion, actually, it’s the people who is making it sounds so bad.

Considering we are in the 21st century, where women are already in the same level of men and sometimes exceeds society’s expectations too, I was wondering why Sex Education is still a topic for debate. I was from a country where teenage pregnancy

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Emily in Paris: A Review

Netflix has became a part of every household nowadays; with all the quarantine and work from home, our go-to for movies is Netflix and other streaming apps available. And just this year, Netflix has released new movies and TV Series and that includes Emily in Paris.

Emily in Paris is a story of a marketing staff, Emily Cooper which is played by Lily Collins, who was sent to France to fill the position of her pregnant boss. Her job is to give an American perspective to the marketing aspect o the company called Savoir.

However, living in a foreign city with a foreign language has ups and downs. Emily has to start learning the language and learning the culture in order to fit it. And for an American who only speaks English and know bonjour in French, Emily has to strike harder to

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Enola Holmes: A Moview

Who loves mysteries? I started watching mystery films ever since I got a hold of Nancy Drew, Veronica Mars and yes, Sherlock Holmes. I’d say I’ve read the books too. Which brings us here in the latest movie adaptation of the first book from the Enola Holmes Series by Nancy Springer which entitled the same, Enola Holmes. This is a story about Enola Holmes, the youngest sister of Sherlock who on her 14th birthday discovered that her

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Movies & TV Series That You Need To Watch On Netflix

Most parts of the world is starting to embrace the new normal-the whole work from home and study from home thing-and Netflix has got your back by releasing new movies and TV Series.

Up until now, cinemas are not yet fully open and most films available were old ones. Yes, we enjoy the drive-in movies too but let’s admit that sitting inside your own home is way better.

So here are some movies and TV series that you need to check out on Netflix.

  1. #Alive – A korean zombie-apocalypse movie, starring Park Shin-hye and Yoo Ah-in. If you like watching gruesome zombie movies, then this one is for you. Guess what, it’s better than Kingdom even though Kingdom is already the best.
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Gabriel’s Inferno Part II: A Moview

Just last July 31st, the second instalment of the book series-turned-movie, Gabriel’s Inferno, has been released by Passion Flix.

To those who haven’t seen my review for Gabriel’s Inferno, CLICK HERE.

As a refresher for the previous movie, it was about a forbidden love between a professor and a student who’s encounter has been compared to

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Work It: A Moview

Netflix has released a new movie recently that caters to all the high school kids out there! The movie is entitled Work It and it’s about a girl who is trying to pass her college interview. The movie lasted an hour and a half most likely and it’s all about giving the nostalgic feeling of Street Dance and Step Up movies.

The movie is focused on how a straight A student, Quinn Ackerman played by Sabrina Carpenter, make changes her college application by

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Kissing Booth 2: A Moview (Spoiler Alert)

“When we kissed, there was something in there, but you’re not the one.”

Here we go again, booth kissers, another story was out. I guess, Beth Reekles just got us head over heels again this year and make us miss going out so much more.

Ayt! I’m gonna start with a little disclaimer, If anyone who haven’t watched the first installment of this movie, then please watch it. The story is based on the novels written by Beth Reekles, and you should try to hunt copies starting now! This moview is based on my feelings while I watch the movie, so there will be spoilers ahead.

Again, Read at your own risk…

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The World Began To Change

Soon, I will be going back to work but as it was expected, we aren’t sure about the business yet coz most of the business related to tourism is currently struggling.

I have been asked to go on leave with no pay since April 1st which was a bummer coz I needed money to pay bill…well actually, not only me, but everyone needs to pay the bills every month. It was a struggle on how to budget my remaining money on my account. I was thankful enough that I am living with some family members and they are supporting me on food and other necessities.

Staying at home with no paying job for 3 months has somehow changed my perception of the outside world. I saw how the world united and were divided as well because of the pandemic; I saw how the government where I was born has become the talk of the whole world. I also saw how my countrymen deal with just pressure given during this pandemic.

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