I’m so going to have a headache right now. I just finished the manga version of Paradise Kiss and I’m pretty disappointed with the ending. I can’t believe that I sacrificed my time in watching Naruto just to finish this manga.

Actually, the manga is really a great read. It’s innovative since it does not have the old-fashioned logic. By the way, this falls under the Drama/Romance category. Sadly, I’m not open to innovation when it comes to Drama especially in Romance. Yes, I’m still a big sucker for fairytale endings. Whenever I read something that has a little bit of romance in it, I am always hoping that the prince and the princess would find their way back into each others’ arms no matter how powerful the witch is. Other than that, I am always driven to what I’m reading that’s why I always get frustrated whenever the turn of events didn’t go my way. I know it’s not something to brag about; but, isn’t it that it’s not something to be embarrassed of? I am like this ever since I was a little girl. I guess this is the effect of watching Disney’s Cinderella every day before I go to school. The logic that whenever there’s a princess, there will always be a prince who will fight for her.

It sounds silly and I admit that it really is. But do you know what’s the silliest part? I’m not an ounce romantic in reality. Not only that but I also hate girls who are pretending to be damsels in distress. In reality, I’m like that but whenever I’m reading a good romance material, my perspectives always change.

I don’t know if I’m being hypocrite this way, or even a poser. I don’t know… and I don’t care. All I know is I’ve lived with that kind of intuition since I was a kid.

Ang weird no? (translation: Isn’t it weird?)

Nga pala (translation: By the way), I have an award from nika.

Ang sweet ano! (translation: isn’t it sweet?) Anyway, I’m passing this award to: Mina, Kat, Sherica, Claire and Ate Ems.

That’s it for now. I’ll blog hop tomorrow. I’ll rest my eyes for the mean time. I’ve been reading for how many hours straight.