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this is my cursed jug i have that bleeds when you pour water in it. 

The glaze on the inside and outside of the Jug has developed cracks which when the Water is added causes the darker red clay under the white glaze to absorb the water. This in turn makes the Jug “Sweat” or “Bleed”. But it also compromises the integrity of the Jug as the Clay inside is becoming soggy as it absorbs the water. It’s also a breeding ground for Bacteria and Mold as the Clay can’t properly dry inside the glaze.

So it’s either going to fall apart and shatter into a bizillion little pieces.

But like

One (1) mosquitoe: 👁👄👁

translation: “According to history, gender and sexuality was never an issue for the early Filipinos. Men and women treated each other with respect. They were free to love whoever they chose, either man or woman.”

“According to other stories, Sidapa (The god of Death) was charmed by the beauty of the moon. He wooed him, without even thinking about their gender. They say that until today, they are still together and that they are living happily at Mt. Madjaas in Panay”