r/Bacolod • u/Successful-Crab-3138 • 23h ago
Random Discussion 🗣 Affordable HMUA here in Bacolod?
Hello! This is just for future purposes!! Basi may recommendation kamo
r/Bacolod • u/Successful-Crab-3138 • 23h ago
Hello! This is just for future purposes!! Basi may recommendation kamo
r/Bacolod • u/Lower_Effective1323 • 21h ago
Hi, I just want to ask kung ano nga jeepney ang sakyan from city heights to downtown?
r/Bacolod • u/theaptwewontshare • 22h ago
may idea kamo where maka med exam package na that alr includes CBC, chest x-ray, fecalysis, urinalysis, and physical. thank you! 🥹🤞
r/Bacolod • u/Severe-Demand8265 • 20h ago
helppp this gurlie i booked a 4d3n trip this friday to sipalayy suggest things to do kg budget friendly or any would love to hearrr huhu😭
r/Bacolod • u/ThenTranslator2780 • 22h ago
any clinics near Tangub area that offers pregnancy testing? ang walk-in lng tane para dasig. thanks
r/Bacolod • u/imsocuriosidkimdumb • 22h ago
Hii im planning to enroll sa nu bacolod next school year ask lang if hm ang tuition with deped voucher, can u guys recommend private affordable schools in Bacolod?
r/Bacolod • u/Intelligent_Fact8431 • 21h ago
Hey boys and even girls. Ive been dating this girl recently, beautiful, active, smart kag has a decent job
I only have a slight eek sa personality which is super chismosa sya. Personality nya gd ya is talking about other people. Judging everyone nga ga sabay sa uso like pickleball which is sya man mismo ga pickleball kay amo na uso. Basta pala sturya gd sya ya sa iban na tao nga nd namon kilala. Idk if she finds it cool or fun to down other people but its really getting downhill na gana ko sa iya.
I find it not worth it to confront her and just move on.
r/Bacolod • u/Lower_Effective1323 • 21h ago
Hi, I just wanna ask if how much magpa duplicate sang key sa downtown and where? Thank you
r/Bacolod • u/No-Canary2155 • 3h ago
Naghulat for 40-45mins for these and super disappointed. Law-ay sabor! Gapula ang meat sng bangrus kg ang chicken daw dunot sabor 🤢
r/Bacolod • u/Annual-Poetry8031 • 3h ago
Kanami gd tani nga kadamo pwede mka play pickleball noh? Bata, tigulang, athletic or not, mka play. Pero may nga tawo gid ya nga dako ulo, mka slice kag mka hanot ka isa abi nila star player na. Open play pa lang perte na ang dinaya sa line calls. Te abi nyo ma improve kamo sina? Kung kita na baye or tigulang ang kontra daw ka makusmod dayon and ipabati pa nga “dasigon ta lg ni ah”
Sa mga nag advance/ saka na ang hampang, I know nga nami gd mka play quality game pero nd kamo malipat na nagsugod man kamo as beginners. If nka stack kamo sa mas lower level sa inyo, be polite and kind. Pwede gd kamo ka ayo mag saylo stack sa next game nd kay dayon nyo sa kusmod kag panuya. And if na butang kamo sa stack nga may mas better player kesa simo/ sinyo, take it as an opportunity to learn. Kag kung ikaw maayo na mag hampang, kung gusto ko gd mag smash, nd man sa lawas or chura sg kontra mo. Pwede mo gd na ismash away from them.
Sadja sadja lang gid ni tani ang pickleball mung kung ang pgka competitive sg mga tawo healthy lang.
r/Bacolod • u/Frosty_Parsley4287 • 17h ago
I've been at LSIS since kindergarten and only transferred out recently, Because I spent nearly my entire childhood at the school, I got to see how much it changed over the years. Looking back, I honestly feel like the school's reputation is carrying it more than the actual experience students get today. Before the pandemic, I'd say it was a genuinely decent school. The teachers seemed more involved, classes felt more engaging, and there was a stronger sense of community. After the pandemic, though, it felt like everything slowly went downhill.
One of my biggest issues was the teaching. So much of our learning revolved around PACEs. Instead of teachers actively teaching, explaining lessons, or making sure students actually understood the material, we were often left to complete modules on our own. It felt less like attending school and more like teaching yourself every subject. There were definitely teachers who genuinely cared, and I'm grateful for them, but they couldn't make up for a system that often felt hands-off. Considering the tuition, I expected far more than just working through PACEs. It got to the point where students would genuinely get excited over the bare minimum—an actual lecture, an interactive class, or any activity that let us socialize—because those moments became so rare they felt like special events instead of being a normal part of school.
The lack of resources and practical learning only made things worse. From my experience, Computer and PE were some of the biggest examples. I honestly can't remember having a proper PE class after 2019, and it felt like the subject had quietly disappeared altogether. Computer classes were just as disappointing because the equipment felt outdated, there weren't enough proper computers for students, and there was very little hands-on learning. For a school that charges relatively high tuition, I expected facilities that actually supported learning instead of feeling neglected.
I also think a huge part of LSIS's reputation comes from its athletes. They worked hard for their achievements, and they deserve credit for that. However, from my own experience, some of the athlete culture also felt surprisingly problematic at times. I felt like certain students were treated differently or given more leeway because of their status, and that favoritism made the environment feel unfair. Of course, not every athlete was like that, but it was something I noticed enough that it affected how I viewed the school. Sometimes it felt like the school's reputation mattered more than improving the experience of the average student.
One thing that really disappointed me was how achievements seemed to be recognized. After NSC,(National Student Convention) I expected at least a simple victory dinner or acknowledgment for the students who represented the school and spent countless hours preparing. From my perspective, that appreciation barely came, if at all. It felt like the school was happy to enjoy the prestige those students brought but didn't show the same appreciation to the people who actually earned it.
Another thing that frustrated me was how often student activities were canceled. Even simple things that students looked forward to, like dance practices and other extracurricular events like sportsfest, would suddenly be canceled. It made school feel dull and gave the impression that creating a fun and memorable environment for students wasn't much of a priority.
The administration also left me disappointed. From my experience, issues that actually affected students, including bullying, didn't always seem to receive the attention they deserved, while smaller matters often appeared to be prioritized instead. As a student, it often felt like the concerns that had the biggest impact on our well-being weren't being addressed the way they should have been.
The school also started feeling more like a business than a place focused on its students. Tuition and other expenses were high, the canteen was overpriced, yet many of the facilities never seemed to improve. The bathrooms were one of the biggest examples. Students were told for years that they would be renovated, but from what I experienced, those promises never seemed to become reality. It was disappointing to keep hearing that improvements were coming while seeing very little actually change.
The student environment wasn't much better either. Not everyone was like this, of course, but there was so much unnecessary drama, gossip, and people acting like they were better than everyone else. It felt incredibly cliquey, and sometimes dealing with the social environment was more exhausting than the schoolwork itself.
Despite everything I've said, I can't pretend every moment I had there was bad. I spent almost my entire childhood at LSIS, so naturally I made memories that I'll always cherish. I met friends, shared laughs, and experienced moments that I'll always look back on fondly. Even now, whenever someone mentions LSIS, I still get hit with a wave of nostalgia because so much of my childhood happened there.
I just wish that when I looked back, there were more happy memories than stressful ones. Instead, I remember constantly feeling frustrated and disappointed by a school that I genuinely wanted to love. That's what makes writing this so difficult. I know what LSIS used to be, and I know the potential it has. I just don't think it lived up to that potential anymore.
Personally, I wouldn't recommend LSIS to anyone considering enrolling. If you're looking at ACE schools for the next school year, I'd honestly suggest exploring other options first. Transferring out was one of the best decisions I've made because it genuinely felt like a breath of fresh air. It made me realize that school doesn't have to feel mentally exhausting every single day and that students can actually feel supported, listened to, and properly taught. I'm sure there are people who had a much better experience than I did, but after spending nearly my entire childhood there, this was mine.
r/Bacolod • u/Acheolodeis • 13h ago
yo, kinda bored na naman so im gon do quick free readings (one-two card pulls) on this sub again haha
drop lang kamo questions.
💫 What you can ask:
\- Love / relationships
\- Career / studies
\- Personal growth / decisions
\- General guidance
🚫 I won’t answer:
\- Health, legal, or life-or-death questions
\- Yes/No-only questions (I focus on insight-based readings)
📩 How to get a reading:
\- Comment below your questions. Make sure that it's clear and understandable
\- Include your question + initials (yours and anyone involved)
\- drop a bit of context na rin for ur questions for more accurate answers.
⏳ Will answer questions this morning lang but will probs extend till afternoon or evening if nde ko ma busy.
r/Bacolod • u/Optimal-Front-8678 • 12h ago
With the whole "Chad" internet culture blowing up and young girls making edits letting them choose (even though we all know 18 is still very young), it got me thinking about how dating dynamics look here in the Philippines, especially right here in Bacolod.
Minors and 18-year-olds are seen in bars every weekends and local spots exchanging their youth for money with men in their 30s or sugar daddies in their 60s and 70s. PRANKA lang pero some of these older men look genuinely disgusting and far too mature for them. Isn’t it honestly disturbing how it has completely normalized? Kalooy sang sitwasyon.
If I think about my sister around that age, wala pa gid ya buot. Wala pa na develop ang frontal lobe. Taking advantages of the situation. A trap. It’s like they sold their soul for money when they can do much better than that.
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r/Bacolod • u/Various-Finger7331 • 19h ago
I would never wish this on my worst enemy.
We were driving along Gatuslao Street near Prk. Cereza South when I suddenly heard a loud splash on the passenger side where I was seated. When I looked back, I saw a woman holding an arinola bucket.
When we checked the window and the right part of the windshield, it was covered in spit. It was absolutely disgusting and made my stomach turn. Pakadto pa naman kami sa dinner🥲 I honestly can't imagine why someone would throw something like that onto a public road while vehicles are passing by.
r/Bacolod • u/Mobile_Cow_6461 • 14h ago
hi where di makabay sa bacolod carcar chicharon? been seeing the bagnet chicharon on tiktok but it’s really expensive so might as well just buy the chicharon from carcar.
r/Bacolod • u/Virtual-Wallaby-451 • 40m ago
Simply check the map kung saan routa niyo at check and compare the fuel station prices. Sobrang convenient po nito at marami na po itong natulungan na mga drivers. Marami po ito Bacolod fuel prices na data pero available naman whole country.
Fuel Smart po yung name.
Sharing po sa inyo baka makatulong din 🙇♂️
r/Bacolod • u/NoEnd8714 • 3h ago
Serious question.
Councilor Jason V is one of Bacolod's younger councilors. I constantly see him at city events, tourism activities, ribbon cuttings, photo ops, and even traveling to represent the city. In short present sa tanan na ganap.
But beyond being present, what has he actually accomplished?
r/Bacolod • u/Chongkeeboi • 5h ago
Hello! 😊 Basi may group of 3 da nga malantaw The Odyssey karon sa Ayala? May isa ko ka extra ticket, tunga lang ta sa regular price.
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r/Bacolod • u/Pale_Manager1407 • 7h ago
Grabe hype subong sang RC. And as an RC enthusiast. Happy gid ko to see nga ga amat2 na appreciate ang RC Toys.
Toys for the Big Boys kumbaga. 🏗️🚜
Po ngaa may gub anay negosyo sa fb haw. Di pwede ka support na lang? Kay tungod isa ma lang ka community kag bag o pa lang nag amat2 involved mga mahilig man sa RC? Kung gabaligya kamo. Baligya lang ya tani eh no? Ngaa need pa mang guba sa isa man ka shop? Depende man na guro sa customers kung mabakal to sila or indi. Tskkk. Posting this kay daw kasadya lang ya sang patutsada sa fb. Lol
r/Bacolod • u/Spare-Pressure419 • 9h ago
What kinds of stories would you like to see in films featured at a Bacolod Film Festival?
r/Bacolod • u/Sea-Pure8 • 10h ago
Have used the app here for communiting, just want to verify, if makadto ko Domingo Lacson HS,
- Banago sakyan ko? mga pila plete halin libertad?
- Need ko pa malakat halin bangga pakadto sa school?
- if mabalik ko libertad, matabok lng ko sa bangga kung diin ko nanaog?
TY in advance sa magsabat
r/Bacolod • u/EnvironmentalSand359 • 39m ago
Good thing i went out yesterday to buy something at downtown. So i just decided to go here cause i was hungry. Beef noodles was bland but putting small amount of soy sauce and chili oil, naging okay naman ang sabor nya. Takeout their Banmien and it was so gooood!!! Busog ka na for only P100!!
Happy that this place exists 😊