My Titang Always There For Me

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I have many titas, and I am very lucky to have them in my life. They are kind, caring, and always ready to help me whenever I need it. Whenever I feel hungry, they are the ones who buy food for me and make sure I eat. When my mama left, they became like mothers to me, guiding me, taking care of me, and making sure I was okay.

My titas always support me in school and in life. Whenever I feel sad or have a problem, they are there to listen and help me. Even when they are busy, they make time for me and make me feel loved.

I have many memories with them cooking together, celebrating birthdays, or just talking about life. They teach me lessons about being responsible, kind, and hardworking. I am grateful for all the love, care, and support they give me.

My titas are more than family they are my friends, my guides, and my safe place. I know I can always count on them. I hope I can be as caring and supportive to others as they are to me.


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