My Childhood Show - LOH #230

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Growing up, I had the privilege of watching various soap operas, both international like Second Chance, Paloma and Diego, and local ones like Everyday People, Super Story, Face to Face, Papa Ajasco, Tales by Moonlight, Fuji House of Commotion, and to mention but a few.

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Amongst all this soap opera that I have watched, my favorite then was Super Story. It's a show that had different series of dramas that tackled different social issues, family dynamics, and challenges that are faced by different people in their everyday life. I loved this show because of how relatable and educational the storylines were, some of the drama was based on real-life events.

Amongst all the different series of dramas I watched in super story, there were these two particular dramas that left an unforgettable mark on my mind. They were both true life events. Both stories were about two young girls who were brutally raped and ultimately lost their lives. One of the girl was raped by her school teacher, who took advantage of her parents financial struggles, and promised he was going to pay for school fees while the other was raped by her cousin.

Watching how these two innocent girls died, made me so sad and emotional. I remembered how I was heartbroken and it evoked a strong feeling within me, that made me cautious and aware of my surroundings, particularly around men.

The show also had a quote that they always displayed at the end of every episode: "We are nothing but a pencil in the hand of the Creator." Even though at that time I didn't really understand what the quote meant I still loved it.

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It sounds like a very meaningful show. These kind of shows bring awareness into the society of what's happening around us. Sad stories, so much pain :-(

Yes, the show was meaningful and educative. Sadly they don't show it again, it was aired in late 90s and early 2000s

Super stories those days were entertaining and educative

These series had a very educational content and with a strong tendency to cause emotions of a more reflective type.Thanks for sharing

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The story of papa ajasco was so touchy I tell you some series ended in comedy while some ended in tragedy. So sad that those two innocent girls died. The show is so educative. It brings awareness .

Dramatic content can greatly influence how we view society's problems. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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