#Textmate in davao city free#
Julius and Michelle eventually decided to elevate their relationship to the next level and enrolled in the free mass wedding program of PagIBIG Fund. "Masaya ako na tinanggap niya ako kahit ganito ang kalagayan ko (I am happy that he accepted me despite my condition)," Michelle said in a grateful tone. I was able to feel the love that I longed to have but failed with my previous relationships),” he narrated. Yung di ko maramdaman na pag-ibig sa mga dati kong kinakasama, naramdaman ko sa kanya (I felt comfortable with her. When they first become textmates, Julius said he was looking for someone who can give him affection that he can truly feel.Īpparently, the polio-burdened woman from Davao Occidental was the answer to his prayers. Julius, who is currently employed as a security guard, clearly did not mind that.ĭespite Michelle’s handicap, he did not hesitate to accept and consider a lifetime commitment with her. She has a congenital poliomyelitis disease or polio, which became a stumbling block for her to acquire an intimate relationship with the opposite sex. The couple started as textmates for six years, with Michelle initially getting Julius’ number from a textline of a local news program here.īefore coming to Gensan, Michelle was originally from Jose Abad Santos in Davao Occidental. The venue was filled with a sea of couples - a total 106 who were determined to enter the married life lawfully.īut among these lovebirds, it was the story of Julius Luis Garfin, 31, of Polomolok town in South Cotabato and Michelle Dela Rosa, 38, of Barangay Apopong here that captivated the moment. This was seen in the 6th mass wedding dubbed "I Do I Do" sponsored by the PagIBIG Fund and the city government on Valentine’s Day, Feb.14, at the Robinsons Mall here. GENERAL SANTOS CITY - Even a civil wedding can usher in unique and enduring love stories.
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