Tell me a story, Karl: Lines that resonated in me from Gaya sa Pelikula

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Lines that resonated in me from Gaya sa Pelikula


Vlad to Karl: "Gay, bakla, bayot, bading just say it. It needs no euphemism. It's not an insult."

-  One of the strongest lines I heard from Vlad. Gay was always been used to pinpoint something what people don't like, find embarrassing, or they want to distance themselves from. But with these sharp words he really made us realize that we can say it... it is not an insult. We should be proud of it.

Karl to Vlad: "Ginagawa mo akong mas matapang

- Encourage to courage. We need someone to push us sometimes, a person who can validate that we can actually do thing and be brave... I was once afraid to try, but thanks to the people behind my back pushing me to take chances and be brave.

Karl to Ate Judit:"Totoo nag-aaway kami. Pero alam mo yung kumportable kang makipag-away, kasi walang nakabantay. Pareho kayong umaastang matanda dahil pareho kayong papunta palang  dun."

- We enjoy the things that we do with someone special to us, we enjoy, learn and trust. 

Karl to Vlad: "Ikaw na bahala kung gusto mong umuwi dito bukas, basta... basta may lugar ka rito. Okay."

- This one gave me the so "kilig" vibe... when you know someone is opening his heart (or should I say space) for you.

Vlad to Karl: "I wanna be in charge of the ending, too."

- I am not that good in writing, but I really want to be in charge of my own ending. "Ako ang magdidikta sa wakas kung saan ako magiging masaya"

Karl to Tito Santi: "Mahal ko po si Vlad, pero di  ako kasing tapang niya e."

- To all the people who are still afraid to embrace there truth... as mentioned in GSP "SASALUBUNGIN KA NAMIN 'PAG HANDA KA NA"

Anna to Karl: "Tapos ang special ng mayroon sainyo diba? Pero, hanggang dito lang siya... hanggang dito lang siya sa lugar na to."

- This is your safe space... but you need to conquer the whole world... I challenge you...

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