TO THE WOMAN OF WORTH, (YOU)

This advocacy is born out of a heart that is passionate to witness a generation where every woman is well-aware of her worth in a holistic point-of-view: physically, emotionally, socially, legally and most of all, spiritually and Biblically.

In a world where women experience inequality, violence and discrimination, this advocacy aims to raise up Christ-Empowered Women, who live to empower her home, her husband, her children, her ministry and career, her generation and her nation.

This advocacy believes that this is her time because she is PRISCILLA TODAY.
Showing posts with label women empowerment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women empowerment. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2016

Harley Quinn VS. Holy Queen

Harley Quinn was a character meant to show you, ladies, what you should NOT be. That was the real intention of the movie--to show you what you should not be. Sadly, I see most of your posts with the hashtag #RelationshipGoals as if you romanticize over the inexcusable abusive relationship of the Joker and Harley Quinn. I don't want to be "Tita mode" over here and be all "masyadong serious" but at the same time, I just don't want us to take domestic violence so lightly. 


There are real women out there who have spent years being abused, manipulated and humiliated by their significant others. Not just talking about physical abuse here. Also, emotional abuse. Signs of which are when they regularly put you down, devalue your opinions, point out your flaws and blame you for everything wrong. This isn't a place where you should be. Get out as fast as you can. Don't be "hyponitized" to thinking that violence is acceptable and "sexy." It just ISN'T. 


You are NOT meant to be treated like HARLEY QUINN. You are meant to be treated like a HOLY QUEEN! 


#SuicideSquad
#BeAPriscillaToday

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

REAL TALK: Channeling my Inner "Maldita"

Sometimes I feel like I've been too nice to everyone, that I forgot how to be nice to myself.



Okay, so I've always played the role of the "nice girl"probably someone you can easily be friends with, someone you could quickly turn to for help, someone who'll willingly say "yes" because sheIam scared to turn you down. 

I was actually "too nice" to the point that my favorite words were (number one) "Yes" and (number two) "Sorry." 

I was once that kind of person who apologized all the time because I always felt like I was in the way, it's like apologizing for existing.

I used to even say "sorry" whenever someone gets in MY way. Ang lala talaga.

Sometimes after speaking up, I would still end up

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

WRITER DIARIES: The Naked Truth is the Enemy's Lie

So as I was starting to write about BENCH Naked Truth and scanning all the photos (since I didn't make it to the event), my blood just boiled over images where Coco Martin walked the runway holding a female model ON A LEASH! LIKE A DOG.
I'm not even posting a support photo. It's just too bad.
How degrading can this be for women? This is the reason why women are still struggling to get the respect they deserve. Women today strive in their own careers, caring for their family. But media still portrays women in a very dehumanizing light. Feminist na kung feminist.
Sorry Bench, but I'm writing in a different way. Yes, I am in this world, but I am NOT OF THIS WORLD. I just don't share the same values with your brand. I LIVE AND I WILL SPEAK UP FOR THE TRUTH......I will not support the enemy's lies and traps disguised in the name of "naked truth."