it says it's called Alibata, but that's the name for it from a different culture...jus as a side note xP

i don't understand why people in the Philippines (and my parents) don't care at all about who their ancestors were

most of the people in the Philippines don't even know about Baybayin

every filipino subculture/dialect writes like that?

i don't know =[ *researches*

what other inscriptions were lost over the years... i wonder how my ancestors wrote.

I remember learning a bit. The only thing i learned how to write was bakla XD

lmao

I think alot of filipinos dont know about it is because the philippines has been invaded how many times now? Anyways, I think its because

we've taken in parts of many different cultures, that we tend to forget our own. But I bet the natives way in the untouched places of the PI

still know how to read and write baybayin.

it's still cool that even with being culture invaded so many times, you can still know your culture. My culture can only go so far back

as ... you know... bessie smith, and picking cotton.

my ancestors (that I can trace) only knew how to say "yes massa" and "oh lordy" lol

I remember at one point I wanted a baybayin tat lol. Went into it a lot while I was super active in PYC... wow that was like.. 10 years ago

you should still get one.

breyana: I don't remember what I was gonna have it say haha

write something new that means something to you now... most likely the you now will be accepted by the you later in life.

I'm sure you've evolved in a decade.

I know I've evolved, went from Rae-mon to Che-mon! *joke drum goes here* >.>

a *ba-da-ba-TCH*

*drum roll solo for Cheche* o_o!

wooth I has drummerz

ha ha ha...silly people

hella changed the subject lol

lol fereal