It's Showtime: Mapagmahal na anak, ipinakita ang pagmamahal sa kanyang ina! (EXpecially For You)

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Aired (August 16, 2024): Ipinakita ni Ron kung gaano niya kamahal ang kanyang ina dahil kahit mag-asawa na siya ay hinding-hindi niya ito iiwan.

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00:00In reality, while you're growing up as a child and your mom is growing up as a mom,

00:05the time you spend together is getting shorter and shorter every day.

00:11If it's possible, the time you spend together is getting longer, but it's not.

00:14In life, the time you spend together is getting shorter and shorter.

00:18Together.

00:19Yes, especially if there's a lot of people doing the same thing.

00:21True.

00:22Sometimes, you just see each other.

00:25That's why every time you spend together, it's important to use that time.

00:32It's good that you're still together, right?

00:34Yes.

00:35It's good for your mom to feel that way.

00:38Ron, if ever, for example, your girlfriend asks you to marry her,

00:43will you leave your house?

00:45Yes.

00:46We talked about this with my girlfriend, Christine.

00:49What did you talk about?

00:50No, because I don't want to leave my mom.

00:54I don't want to leave her.

00:55That's nice.

00:59You know, that's what's really good about Filipinos.

01:02When I went to Japan recently,

01:04a friend of mine told me that they've been living in Japan for a long time.

01:07Their biggest problem in Japan now is that the Japanese don't have many children.

01:11Their problem is the population.

01:13They don't want to have many children.

01:16A lot of couples don't have children anymore.

01:18I said, why?

01:19She said, because there's an old couple.

01:22The old couple is walking, crossing the street.

01:24That's how old they are.

01:26I said, that's so old.

01:27Why are they walking?

01:28She said, that's it.

01:29I said, what does that mean?

01:30That's why they don't want to have children.

01:32Here in Japan, when you're old, your children leave you.

01:37While the children are growing up,

01:40they're building their own lives,

01:43and the parents are also left at home.

01:46That's why their houses are small.

01:48Because as time goes by,

01:50the house is getting smaller.

01:52That's why they say,

01:54we're the only ones left in the ending,

01:57why do we have to add more?

02:00That's why the Japanese don't have many children anymore.

02:06In the Philippines, as time goes by,

02:08the house is getting smaller,

02:09because more and more people are living there.

02:11In Japan, as time goes by,

02:13the house is getting smaller,

02:14because more and more people are living there.

02:17In the Philippines, it's not like that.

02:19As much as possible.

02:20Not all, but more.

02:22I believe that there are more Filipinos.

02:24No, it's still a family.

02:27I'm still with my mother.

02:30I won't leave my mother as much as I can.

02:35There's a negative ending,

02:38but there's also a positive ending.

02:40We're too close to our families.

02:43But I can see the beauty of it.

02:46Right?

02:48Imagine,

02:49until now, your son is 23 years old,

02:51but your son still doesn't give up on the belief

02:54that you're the one he wants to be with,

02:56even if he has a wife.

02:58Yes, that's why I love him so much.

03:04Right?

03:05Do you feel that sometimes?

03:07The fear that,

03:09oh, we started with a few,

03:11then it became three.

03:12Oh, I have a question.

03:14Your husband?

03:17He's in another house.

03:19Oh, he's in another house.

03:22That's why there are only three of you left,

03:24your two children and you.

03:26And now, there are only two of you.

03:28Do you feel that sometimes?

03:31Are there days when you feel scared?

03:33Or anxious?

03:35Oh, I feel like I'm almost alone.

03:38Because of course,

03:39you can't stop your children

03:41from living their lives.

03:44I don't feel scared,

03:47because my children gave me an assurance,

03:50even though my eldest is already married.

03:53Even though he lives in another house,

03:56he's still there for me.

03:58How is that?

03:59How is it that he's in another house,

04:01but he's still there for you?

04:02What does that mean?

04:03Anytime I need him,

04:05for example, I want to be with him,

04:07even on weekends,

04:09we'll still be together.

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