4. Baguio, Sagada, Leyte and San Francisco have a special place in your beaten heart

And this is all caused by Jadaone! You know the way you look at these places has changed because of Jadaone’s films. And we’re not even mad about it.

3. Your inner palengkera materializes when it’s hugot time

Your hugots go nowhere when you’re the only one who knows them, so naturally, you find a way to let everyone else know. This is where your inner palengkera comes in.

Just like Mace, Tere, Estelle, Judith, Vilma and all the other adorable yet loud hugoteras of Jadaone’s films, you shout all your worries away because really, why should you be ashamed of your feelings?

2. “Moving on” is not in your vocabulary

This is all your pain from that last crush.

Moving on is always, always hard. As Mace said, “Para sa’kin kung mahal mo, habulin mo, dapat ipaglaban mo, ‘wag mo hintayin na may magtulak sa kanya pabalik sa’yo. Hilahin mo. Hangga’t kaya mo ‘wag kang susuko, ‘wag kang bibitaw. Sorry, mahal ko eh.”

Ang sakit, beh! But it’s true! But when that person has already given up and let go of you, that’s when the real challenge begins. And you hate it. As in.

But even though moving on is the hardest thing in the world, you never give up because…

1. You’re always in love with being in love kahit bugbog na ang heart mo

You will always believe that no matter how ngarag your heart already is from all the hurtin’, and no matter how many times you say, “I give up on love na talaga!” you really can’t help but have a new crush every time a charming boy-next-door enters your life. (Hello, JM De Guzman, Coco Martin and Jericho Rosales!) Love just comes naturally to you, and even though it always leaves you broken in its wake, whatevs. “Mahal mo eh.”

And if you think you’ve already met the one but he or she got away, let Leah enlighten you:

Achieve na ‘yan!

How do you know that you’ve fallen victim to the Jadaone effect? Sound off in the comments below!

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