Tila may payo ang aktres na si Maxene Magalona sa mga kababaihan lalo na sa mga kabataan sa kaniyang recent post.
Isang mahabang Instagram post ang ibinahagi ng aktres na tila nagpapayo sa kapwa babae.
"To all the women out there, especially the young ones, please don’t ever chase after men/boys. Don’t chase. Attract," paunang pahayag niya.
"Work on your soul/soil as though it were a garden and let the bees come to you. Work on yourself everyday. Pull out the weeds/your toxic traits and habits. Let the flowers of your soul bloom and patiently wait for the bees to come to you for your sweet nectar. When you chase after something, you are sending a signal to the Universe that whatever it is you’re chasing is running away from you," sey ng aktres.
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"Instead, you should invest your energy in working on yourself so that you can feel worthy of all the things that you desire in this lifetime. How can you be deserving of God’s blessings if you don’t do the work? “Nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gawa.”" dagdag pa niya.
Nakiusap si Maxene na huwag maghabol sa isang lalaki. Unahing i-please ang Diyos dahil ito raw ang magbibigay ng tamang lalaki sa bawat kababaihan.
"So please.. Don’t waste your energy chasing or pleasing boys. Chase and please God instead. Please God by working on becoming the best version of yourself. When you live your life for God, He will be the One to bring your soulmate to you. And even if you haven’t received God’s blessings yet, you have to be grateful because God appreciates and blesses the souls who are grateful—especially those who have nothing or are going through difficult times.
"You also have to feel and believe that you already have whatever it is that your heart desires. The more you believe this, the more it will come true. But you have to do the work. Never stop doing the work. Keep going and growing, beautiful soulflower.
"P.S. Men can sense desperation. They don’t like that. I mean.. Who would?"
