
I have a confession. What most people usually think of me is the idea that i hate women. "i hate girls. they are vile despicable creatures that dont deserve even a single breath of air to live on in this world." haha... i find it very amusing that i actually convinced people of this notion. Its amazing how far my impressions can lead people to think of the total opposite of what i really believe in. To be perfectly honest, i love women in absolute honesty. i love their unpredictability, i love their emotional unstability, their passionate drive to become better as people, i love their ability to give hope to the hopeless and most of all, i love the way they can bring the best and worst out of you. "Women, you can't live with them, and you can't live without them." i've always studied how women behave and as long as i can remember, i've always had a fascination with women. From the first pornographic material i saw as a kid to the most intimate conversation i've ever had as an adult. i have reached a point that i am either very passionate about the existence of the feminine gender or rather obsessed with the female sexuality. but in all fairness, i was, i am and always will, be devoted to the study and understanding of the human counterpart of men...the complexed woman.
On the story of Soltice, it reminds us more than inform us that there is feminism around us. it is another reason to give us the idea that there are some people who are tired of being the fabled "Maria Clara". Nowadays, alot of people want to be Darna rather than the coined term of Ibarra's one true love. it could be perhaps, that the term has become to old and cannot keep up with the passing time or maybe the times are too hard and complicated for one to act as such but nevertheless the character of M.C. has been put to the side of the mainstream of character role idealism. Personally as a guy, i have a tendency to be attracted to the unwanted. the scorned, the tossed, the casted-away, the forsaken and the exiled... name it. the people who feel this way have always struck my interest in getting to know them. i feel it to be more enriching to learn more from them rather than the already successful. a sense of reality in this aspect is what makes me give them so much of my respect to honor the passing of their suffering that makes me admire their courage to overcome such painful obstacles.
In Bread of salt, this story defines the idea of romance. A fit husky man expressing his love for his beloved and both fall in the blanket of a loving atmosphere thats makes them feel that all is right in the world. it basically shows how people pursue love in the past. although only a silhouette is visible in present day, it still exists with only some sadly. Guys in the beginning are very chivalrous, idealistic and romantic especially. i have nothing against this just to be clear in fact, i have to admit i was once as well before and even until now, i still have pieces of that characteristic in my personality. but when something ruins this vision they create for themselves...it ruins them and they become very bitter, rebellious and in rare cases, monsters as well. in the beginning, they're monogomous and loyal, then when they're hope is broken by the one they promise themselves to, they revert into rebels to block out the pain that they didnt mean to make for themselves. they become arrogant and full of pride all because they were hurt by their own understanding of love and blame the one they cherished as the source of their suffering. the heart is incredibly resistant. But when it is broken, it should always be treated with the utmost care. In the healing process, what determines the direction of the person's heart is how well it heals in the hands of people that person chooses to show it and share it with. So it must be gently handled with care in treating it.

Let the woman be a woman. In the end, no matter how much power they can get they will always need us men just as much as we need them too. The the most wonderful thing about them is the potential of seeing them far surpass anyone as people since it is within their capability to do so. The scariest thing about them is their incapacity to control the amount of power they have possessed because of their emotional instability. And thats where we come in to support them. "She's always a woman to me."