#ManilaEncounters: Some Best Stories From Trending Hashtag On Twitter

Here are some of the best #ManilaEncounters story from Twitter.

#MANILAENCOUNTERS – Here are some of the best, creepiest, and saddest stories from the recently trending hashtag on Twitter, the #ManilaEncounters.

Lately, a lot of screenshots from Twitter has been circulating on Facebook with the hashtag “#ManilaEncounters” which contain stories that would bring out various emotions from the readers.

Some stories are creepy, sad, political, and some are about love. With this, here is a compilation of some of the best stories with the same hashtag that have trended on Twitter.

The netizens can’t just stop themselves from reading these short and yet striking stories.

See some posts from Twitter below:

What do you think?

#ManilaEncounters
It was 12:30 in the afternoon I was watching "Hype Best"

After a while I heard someone commented : "Napakagaling nila. Siguro naging judge din ako jan nohh"

I look where the voice coming from but I only saw a picture of Francis M. in the wall
— PINKHEART (@PINKHEA77050330) March 3, 2019

*Goose bumps*

You came home after school. Holding your medals and certificates and you immediately run to your father and said "pa natupad ko na Yung pangarap mo para satin!"
And your father answered,
"Natupad mo na anak, pwede na akong umalis"
Ur father died 10 years ago.#ManilaEncounters
— Leigh (@leighhquinto) March 4, 2019

What would you do if are in his place?

https://twitter.com/iamdaleflores/status/1102091583342563329

This is heart breaking, though.

https://twitter.com/CardanoElla/status/1102068993400041472

Father’s love.

You were taking your son to bed
Then he spoke,

"Dad, the car accident was 6 years ago, you have to let me go"#ManilaEncounters
— Y'all suck. (@yallsuck08) March 2, 2019

That’s what friends are for. Never leave each other.

https://twitter.com/kriziagabrielle/status/1101693536448049153

Remember this?

https://twitter.com/marcyyvista/status/1101842666231197696

You remember this?

https://twitter.com/FUS10N_09/status/1102224000799916034

Be grateful.

https://twitter.com/jenxxv_/status/1102048316836110336

Promises are made to be broken.

https://twitter.com/heyypiaa/status/1101753805325066240

Have you met one?

hidden in my drafts…#ManilaEncounters pic.twitter.com/uGWzk7EGOf
— daedae (@telepadia) March 1, 2019

He was shookt!

I'm half, she said.
Half spanish? Half what? I asked.
Half as in half. Let me show you, she answered, letting go of my hand.

Then I saw her upper torso float away from her lower body, her wings flapping in the cold Siquijor moonlight.

Half nga. Tangina. #ManilaEncounters
— Tito Jett (@CleofeJett) March 1, 2019

Ever encountered situation like this?

https://twitter.com/bryandc16/status/1101292396434739200

Who is she?

Images from a 1983 graduation are resurfacing all over the internet with an eerie mystery — an unidentified peculiar woman.

36 years after her supposed “graduation,” university officials found no record about her existence at all. #ManilaEncounters pic.twitter.com/7mEXs6YCN0
— Samuel Yap (@johnsamuelyap) February 28, 2019

Desaparecidos.

You went to your school's library to research for your 1972 PH Martial Law report.

You saw a student reading a book about your topic and asked if you could borrow it after.

He nodded and replied, "They forgot to include my name in the desaparecidos."#ManilaEncounters
— グリー (@everjoyismyname) February 27, 2019

He’s looking at himself.

https://twitter.com/louvhely/status/1100774381482135554

Study well.

#ManilaEncounters

Late class: 6 to 9pm

Every hour your prof would ask for you guys to have a head count

Prof: Okay 20 lang ha, may dumadagdag kasi.
— BIG13ANG IS MY EVERYTHING (@smthngnthrn) February 26, 2019

Commitment at its finest.

#ManilaEncounters The night security guard of Ateneo's Dela Costa Building is extremely diligent. He still reports to work and still makes it a point to remind its occupants – gently, firmly – to head home when it gets a bit late even if it's been years since they buried him.
— Pam Punzalan, Godkillingway (@TheDovetailor) February 25, 2019

Would you dare open?

#ManilaEncounters The UP Diliman Main Library used to have 9 floors, but now it has less than half of that number. The old elevator, though, still visits all 9. One wonders what it sees when the doors open.
— diwata ÒㅅÓ) 🏳️‍🌈 C//MMS OPEN (@diwataMANILA) February 25, 2019

*Creepy*

#ManilaEncounters

The old buildings in Makati's CBD are connected by their rickety eerie elevators. Those who got lost in them leave the sound of clanks, hums, and clicks in elevators' flight.

Janitors serving for ages act as guardians, making sure the lost never resurface.
— halfminotaurfarmer (@john_errwin) February 25, 2019

There are thousands of these kind of stories from the said social media platform from creative people taken from the stories they heard, personal experiences, and creative minds.

However, on the other end, this only goes to show that a lot Pinoys are actually good in writing and literature. A lot of Pinoys were good in expressing and showing their imagination through words given the limitation of words in Twitter in a single post.

Here are some of the best #ManilaEncounters story from Twitter.

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