Betrayed

[tom]

thanks carlota... and this:

Ayokong may kahati sa pagmamahal

means... ?

[ms.sin17]

thanks carlota... and this:

Ayokong may kahati sa pagmamahal

means... ?

It means.. I dont want another guy/girl that could ruin my lovelife..

[purex]

thanks carlota... and this:

Ayokong may kahati sa pagmamahal

means... ?

It means.. I dont want another guy/girl that could ruin my lovelife..

It is partially correct The correct meaning for "ayokong may kahati sa pagmamahal" is: i don't want my bf/gf to have someone else. All i need is him/her so, i don't want him/her to look for somebody else but only me. I believe that this is what everybody wants to his/her belove, right? How do you feel if he/she has more than one man/woman? Does it feel good? Or does it makes relationship progress? Think about it.

[Edwin]

Don't feel put down because you don't have the credentials or education that someone else has. The credentials or education doesn't say anything about your value. I think it is good to strive for education or credentials to do what you want to need to do, but a lot of people put too much value on them. I have done a lot of things in my life, been a lot of things, but what I think is valuable is first of all that God loves me and I love God. Then I think what a person is capable of doing means more than the credentials to do that. The person I am means more than what I have or what I am qualified to do. I have education and credentials in a couple of fields, but at this point what is important is that I love God and He loves me, and that we all have love for each other. I am happy for what I can do and for what God has given me. The education degree that I have and other credentials don't mean as much to me as I thought they would before I got them. I actually enjoyed doing some things more that required minimal education and no credentials. God loves us and values us for who we are, not for what education or credentials we have. I just love living and doing what God has provided for me to do, and receiving what He gives me/us.

[Mr.Magoo]

Good post, Edwin.
I am going to revert back to the original topic, which is Betrayed. Most of us go through more than one close, intimate relationship in our life, and many times when a relationship breaks down and falls apart, the parties feel let down, or betrayed. I think that is common nature for us to blame the other side in a relationship when things don't go as we have planned, and that can often leave us feeling like we have been betrayed.
Of course there is another kind of betrayal, such as when we are in a marriage, and our spouse has an affair with another person. If you have committed to your spouse that you both will be monogamous, and be faithful to one another, and then one of you is unfaithful, that is definately betrayal.
The ultimate betrayal that I know about is written in the Bible in St.Matthew when Judas betrayed Christ for 30 pieces of silver.

[m&m]

I was betrayed many times. My friends, my family members and those people whom i trusted. Well, that's not my problem anymore. It is up to them if they are happy.

[purex]

There are good lessons that you can learn from being betrayed: that is to move on and keep going. Enjoy life!

[lala]

Even Jesus Christ Himself was betrayed by his friends -- Judas Escariot sold Him for 20 shekels of silver. Peter, who is very close to Him, denied Him thrice when Jesus was being persecuted.. So I guess, being betrayed is just part of the cross we have to take as followers of Jesus Christ.

In fact, everyone of us may betray people around us, unconsciously... We betray our friends by simply not telling her that she looks awful on her new dress. When you tell your mommy you're with your friends, but actually, you hanged out with your boyfriend or girlfriend -- that's betrayal.

We have been betrayed, and we have betrayed. We hurt, and get hurt. That's part of life. What's important is, we don't dwell on unpleasant things in the past. We move on. And then we love again, and gets hurt again. Life is a cycle. That is why, from dust we came, to dust we return.

[lala]

Even Jesus Christ Himself was betrayed by his friends -- Judas Escariot sold Him for 20 shekels of silver. Peter, who is very close to Him, denied Him thrice when Jesus was being persecuted.. So I guess, being betrayed is just part of the cross we have to take as followers of Jesus Christ.

In fact, everyone of us may betray people around us, unconsciously... We betray our friends by simply not telling her that she looks awful on her new dress. When you tell your mommy you're with your friends, but actually, you hanged out with your boyfriend or girlfriend -- that's betrayal.

We have been betrayed, and we have betrayed. We hurt people, we've been hurt. That's part of life. What's important is, we don't dwell on the unpleasant things in the past. We move on. And then we love again, and gets hurt again. Life is a cycle. That is why, from dust we came, to dust we also return.

[Edwin]

Jesus is the true friend who is closer than a brother or sister, and He will never leave us or forsake us. Jesus will never betray of. Friends sometimes prove untrue, but Jesus can be trusted always!