Hello, Hivers! I'm thrilled to be part of this growing community and eager to learn new things outside my four-corner comfort zone. I'll be keep posting blogs here HIVERS!! where it can give new colors to my new blogging journey so with you. So, lets help together to embrace new opportunities and beginnings myHIVERlovers😉!

I am Ntul wisdom mark I thought Hive was a Ponzi scheme When I first heard about it from a friend,but when I decided to know more through a schooled Hive member it was a mind blowing package that was unraveled to me....As an Extrovert that I am Hive is the best place for me to be. Here I can really feel and get the energy I always wanted, instead of going out to meet physical persons to express myself I can convinently do that on HIVE.

Hi! Hive, it's me, Jeexellencia. I was raised by two great people—my father and mother. They always reminded me to be a good person, soft-hearted, and God-fearing. I am grateful to be their youngest child. Definitely, they spoiled me very much, but because of their principles, I constantly remind myself to act according to their principles—which is not bad.

Hello, HIVE, do you want to know me? It's me, ensquared. Please welcome to my wonderful little corner of the internet. So hello ladies and gentlemen, gays and lesbians, by the way I am 20 years old and I will turn 21 on September 22. I can't believe I am no longer a teenager huhu. I live in the Philippines, particularly in Carcar City, Cebu, which is known as the heritage of the town (I'm encouraging y'all to visit my hometown soon. It's very nice place). I am currently an irregular student of Cebu Technological University. For those wondering, I became an irregular student because I just transferred and shifted my degree program. I can firmly testify that the program that I chose right now is life-changing. Being an irregular student has taught me flexibility, resilience, and the value of determination. It’s not always easy to negotiate shifting schedules and academic workloads, but these circumstances only fuel my perseverance to succeed.

I am Kate Veronica Samong Gonzaga but you can just call me Kate. I’m from Sabang, Danao City, Cebu, Philippines. My name is too long, right? I always struggled a little bit with my name as growing up. I always struggled to keep up with all of the school activities when I was younger because I took so long to write my name. I always fall behind everyone else. Gladly, I learned to write more quickly now, lol. 😬

Hi, everyone. My name is Lynn Michaelah P. Bequilla, 20 years of age, currently residing in Tingo, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu. I am the youngest among my siblings and the única hija in my family. I am excited to share all the journeys that I have partaken in to become the person I am now. Therefore, sit back, relax, and enjoy the rest of this narrative.

Way back in highschool one of my dream courses was to take a computer related field specifically Information Technology course but things happened I didn't go to my dream school. I ended up in Bacolod City College I didn't regret going to this school since I met a lot of friends that I can actually lean on and also I met the love of my life, cringe right? but that's life haha. After spending years taking this course I definitely had fun there may be pressures but with the help of each other things get bearable.

Marie is my pseudonym and I wanted to be called by that name since it's close to my real name. I am 163 cm tall. People usually ask me if I have foreign blood because of my looks. According to my mom, we have Indian blood, on my father’s side, they have Spanish blood. Our family is originally from Luzon. When I was four we moved to Cebu because my aunt (my mom's twin sister) opened a small business here and they needed manpower, and my late mother didn't want to be separated from her twin 😅. Growing up in Cebu; feels like a vibe of originally from here. This beautiful island welcomed us warmly. And a strong sense of local pride. Our family started from scratch until we were able to buy some properties. This is where I studied, and began to build my own family, and this is where my mom passed away. I have a lot of enjoyable and heartbreaking memories here, But I still love Cebu! I am proud to say that I am a Cebuano by heart.