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Hi! This is Your Online Ate River and I'm so glad you're hereš«¶š¼What started out as a series on Tiktok is now on Spotify (WOOHOO)! This series is a memento to those who are navigating life, love, and healing through a gentle guidance of an Ate or an Older Sister . I, too, am still healing and these are lessons that I wish I had someone tell me when when I was lost and broken. No one deserves to go through murky times alone and I hope I reach you through the screen. You will always be safe and heard hereš«
River | TAGM Marketing Solutions Inc. hosts Ate Tips, a health show with 63 episodes published.
I'm all for looking at silver linings but too much of it just suffocates what you really want to say. Nothing hurts more than rejecting the hurt you're already feeling because believe me, it will haunt you more than you
Show notesWe've all been there. Our emotions run before we can even process them and for the sake of maintaining peace, we feel obliged to keep explaining our pain. But I'm here to tell you, that if the people around you really lo
Show notesIt has been incredibly difficult for me latelty but I owe it to myself to still show up for the things that fills my cup #mentalhealth
Show notesSome people project themselves immensely on people who can easily be themselves. And more often than not, this is the root of bullying and envy. A lot can change when we choose to walk away from these people but it doesn
Show notesThings are quieter with these little pills in my life but as with all things, there is a good and a bad. I am not licensed nor a doctor so please seek professional help if you feel called to having your mental health che
Show notesTBH... I also don't know but I do know that sometimes kindness asks us to stay quiet. Sometimes honesty asks us to risk being misunderstood. And most days, weāre caught somewhere in between, trying to protect other peopl
Show notesNo one really warns you about this kind of breakup. Thereās no big fight, no clear ending, no final conversation you can point to. Just distance that slowly settles in. Fewer messages. Less effort. A quiet knowing that s
Show notesshort answer? no.real answer? please donāt. Not everyone finds a Pabibo person as charming as you think they are. Oftentimes, its soft confidence, grace, and the ability to perform well that makes people drawn in believi
Show notesYou feel it before it happens. The replies get slower. The effort feels uneven. You start preparing your heart for a goodbye no one has said out loud yet. Sometimes the hardest part isnāt the ending itself, but the waiti
Show notesThe heart is a heavy burden so I understand the need to let others carry it sometimes If you are here right now, I pray that you find people who will listen with the intention of willing you to stay alive. Thank you for
Show notesI grew up learning that gratitude meant carrying things quietly. That loving your family meant saying yes, even when it cost you rest, peace, or yourself. That utang na loob was something you held onto forever. No questi
Show notesI wanted to be loved and forgot I have always been loved. I wish they told me I could hand them my burdens, that I didnāt have to carry everything alone, and that I could trust them to fight the fight for me too. If you
Show notesIf peace feels unfamiliar and letting go feels scary, youāre not behind. Youāre just outgrowing survival. And itās okay to let that version of you rest now. š¤ You learned how to survive before you learned how to rest. Y
Show notesNot every story ends with forgiveness and thatās okay. This episode is about releasing the guilt of not wishing your ex, your friends, or the people who broke youā¦ well. And again, thatās okay. One day, everything will f
Show notesIf youāre overwhelmed, exhausted, or quietly breaking down, this is a safe place to pause and breathe. No fixing, no advice, just comfort, grounding, and someone reminding you that youāre not weak for feeling this much.
Show notesThough I was hurt, I still also want to believe in love Gusto ko rin ma-baby! Not in a dependent way but just in a gentle, safe way. After fighting the world all day, I donāt want to fight at home. I want softness. I wan
Show notesI read a book once and one of the characters said she fears happiness because emptiness is the feeling that comes after it. We talk about being āstrong,ā being āgood,ā but wonder why happiness is so hard to achieve yet s
Show notesFor the days you donāt want to explain, fix, or carry everything alone. This is a space to rest. I see you and I thank you for you. #atetips #DoYouLikeYourself #SelfReflection #PeoplePleaserAnthem #HealingPlaylist #LateN
Show notesIāve asked myself this more times than I can count. In the moments I was praised, wanted, adoredā¦ and in the moments Iām not here to preach or pretend Iāve figured it all out. Iām still learning how to sit with myself wi
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Ate Tips is hosted by River | TAGM Marketing Solutions Inc.. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 63 episodes.
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