Tag: writer philippines

• Am I Too Old to Enjoy This?

  The adult in me thinks that she is very juvenile and naive, and I wonder if I’m just too jaded to enjoy how whimsical she is, how her whole world seemed to be rose-colored and bright.

  Evan Tan

  September 21, 2021

  art, current events, film, media, personal life, pop culture, rambling, reflections

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• Live Long Enough to Cringe

  Memories to cringe over are a small price we pay for living long enough.

  Evan Tan

  September 6, 2021

  personal life, rambling, reflections, travel, vegan

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• The Magical Force of Our Names

  When we claim names with conviction, they stop being prison walls, and instead become the bricks that allow us to climb up, transcend.

  Evan Tan

  May 9, 2021

  gay, lgbt, media, reflections

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