I logged into my Facebook account for the first time in two months today.
I got the fuck out quick as fuck.
I’m toying with the idea of
Re-downloading the instagram account
Just so I can get the love again
Because on twitter
I gets no love
But I’d rather not
When I think about it
At the end of the day
Because these would be cheap love
Love that I cannot hold
Love that I cannot kiss
Just some ethereal love
The love that happens
When two people think about
Each other at the exact same time
or at the very least
In the past 24 hours.
Author: Roel Concepcion
Literary citizen. L.A. native. Writer and explorer.
Jabbawockeez and Digable Planets
Just know that I spelled Jabbawockeez right on the first try having never spelled that word out ever in my life. I commend myself for having the wherewithal to trust my gut and listen to the parts of my soul that handles such things like emotion and ego and hip-hop circa 1993.
Reddit Rage Writing
To let out deep seated frustrations, shame, and guilt by expressing a person’s truest, most profound hate and feelings through the comments sections of subreddits in hopes of ruining a stranger’s day, night, or week, depending on the length of the comments thread.
For example, “After a long drawn out day at the office and faced with another night of dealing with high energy children on their first week of summer, Roel began Reddit Rage Writing to release the negative energy from his mind and body.”
Nobody talks about The Internet enough. I will.
Shot on Kodak Portra 35mm Film 400, Christmas Day, 2024.




Leaving This Here For Safe Keeping
Jon Jon Briones – one of my all-time favorite actors. Not sure how he didn’t receive any accolades for his role in Versace, but he should be celebrated. So thank you for all your creative contributions, Jon Jon.
Isa Briones – congratulations on everything. You deserve it all and you deserve more roles.
Camp Crame
“In the hours just before Martial Law was officially announced on the evening of September 23, 1972, the Camp Crame Gymnasium became the site where the first hundred or so political prisoners – those caught from a list of about 400 journalists, educators, politicians, and others on a list of “National List of Target Personalities” who were labeled “subversives” because they had openly criticized Ferdinand Marcos – were brought before they were moved to other facilities such as Fort Magsaysay in Laur, Nueva Ecija or the various detention centers in Fort Bonifacio.”
— Wikipedia
I will forever remember — for those who lived through it and died because of it — what the Marcos regime did to the Philippines.