For the longest time I’ve resisted looking for a place of my own, even just a rented space. I’ve enjoyed free lodging, electricity, water, and laundry service for the longest time so it was most logical for me to stay at home. Nor did I feel the need for a fuck-place, a hada-room where I can bring in boys, boys and more boys.
But now I’m beginning to feel the stirrings of having a place to myself. And it’s not because I want privacy—I do have my own room at home, and although I cannot take home pick-ups and SEBs, I can pretty much do whatever I want sans loud moaning, panting and shouting of, “Who’s your daddy?! Who’s your daddy?!”
What’s pushing me to get a place of my own is the thought that I want to be able to take care of myself without the fallback support that I get at home. I want to really take care of myself. I’m sure that by doing so, I will learn new things about myself, things that will only surface when I take myself away from my comfort zone.
So mow I’m looking, and I would like to ask my viewers for help. Anyone knows of a studio-type for rent, preferably somewhere near the Fort area? But I can also go as “far” as somewhere in Pasig near C-5, or in Ortigas.
Help, please?
13 comments:
go mcvie! get something big enough so we can crash at your place whenever. hahaha, selfish reason pala! :)
Boni heights seems a perfect place for you, good facilities and near fort, Serendra wil be elegant...hehehe
All the best Joel, im sure its not gonna be easy but it's gonna be fun...
good luck, good luck! go for it! =)
budget please. are you thinking of buying already or just renting for the time being?
@LITO: Renting. Give me your email address and I'll give you my budget.
hmmm im thinking of the take-home buddies. sori madumi talaga isip ko, hihihi.
There are cheap apartments in Pasig, we once rented a two bedroom apartment for only 6k :-)
I totally understand the urge! There's something about having your own place even if the place reeks constantly of instant noodles, unwashed dishes, or God forbid, moldy towels.
Making a home for oneself seemed to me a step before something big- like getting married (hah!) or having a family. But of course the EBs were a plus too haha
Btw Mcvie, I'm still doing the layout of the book and its taking forever lalo na classes have begun at kunyari senior year na. i-email ko na lang if ever 80% done so at least you have an idea more or less (yun ay kung interesado ka pa rin :-)
Good luck on the apartment hunting!
@PHOENIX: 6thou?! Naku, when was that? Hahaha! But yeah, I feel it is a step to the next chapters of my life. =)
Yes, I still am very interested in your book. In fact, I wanted to ask you about it, pero I didn't want to sound makulit. I wait eagerly for your email. =)
hello... hapi blogging... have a nice day! just visiting here....
I guess the reason why you're comfortable staying at home is because people there respect your privacy. Sa akin hindi! Waaah! I'm so looking forward to next year when i get my own condo. Although i wouldn't be able to stay there everyday, at least I will have my own private Idaho chorva.
a week ago kakalipat ko lang din. kapagod bro.. gud luck sa paghahanap. me alam pa ko sa south of market near serendra fully furnished
can you go as far as crown galleria? hmm that's beside ust. pnoval to be exact cor. dapitan :) hahahahhaha
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phoenix's 6K is still possible, but not sure if it will be in the makati or fort area. my hubby and i used to rent a 30 square meter studio at citiland pioneer for 12k sans parking which was an additional 3.5k a month. then we moved to this place called lakeview in taguig (still also near the fort) at 10k but dues included and it was a two bedroom unit. parking was an additional 2k. renting's a good way to start and figure out if you can really make a go at independence.
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