'There is a great difference between worry and concern. A worried person sees a problem, and a concerned person solves a problem.' - Sam YG
PATRISHA
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Peyton JoshuaI have always been scared to write about something that happened to me two years ago because judgments are easily obtained from nosey p... -
PET PEEVE/SThey say that you should be kind to others. It's true. But then again, we're all human and no matter how hard we try to be ki... -
THE ART OF SELF-DOUBTThe whole world is under chaos, but we're all trying our best to survive. I shared this on my Instagram, but for the sake of my long ove... -
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Patrisha: The Villain That Nobody ExpectedHello, 2023. Wow, it's been three years since my last entry. So much has happened, and my life has been a roller coaster ride and a bit... -
Distraught SelfFor the past months (probably years), I have been struggling to get myself together. As mentioned on my previous post, my distraught sel... -
To All The Bosses I've Loved BeforeSince I graduated college, I've been on different hoops finding the perfect job for me. I always wanted to become a writer b...
GOODREADS
Patrisha's Bookshelf
I have strong feelings toward long distance relationships just because I came from a failed one. But reading stories about such kind of love, restores my faith that it might actually work in real life.
Though, The Geography of You and ...
I was one of those who seen the trilogy first before reading the novel. Mario Puzo had a different attack from Francis Ford Coppola and both are worth the read and watch. I consider the trilogy as the best movies I've ever seen. And afte...
I like the story of how Anastasia found Christian's soft spot for love. Christian has his dark personality that only Anastasia has the power to light it up. Cheesy as it sounds, that's how love goes. You'll finally get to see the brighte...
Compared to the first book, I like this better. Basically because it doesn't revolve in just pure romance and money but also how Christian affected his ex-subs.
