National Marupok Day

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Welcome to WhatNationalDayIsIt.com, your go-to source for all things national day! Today, we are excited to celebrate National Marupok Day. Grab your tissues and get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions as we delve into the fascinating world of being marupok!

When is Marupok Day?

It's national marupok day on the 28th April.


The Origins of National Marupok Day

Every year on April 28th, we celebrate National Marupok Day. But where did this peculiar day come from? Well, as with many national days, the origins are a little hazy. Some believe it all started with a heartbroken individual who wanted to create a day honoring those who are quick to fall in love and easily get their hearts broken. Others think it's a playful way to embrace vulnerability and remind ourselves that it's okay to be a little 'marupok'.

Regardless of its origins, National Marupok Day is an opportunity for us to reflect on our own experiences with love and how it has shaped us. It's a day to wear our hearts on our sleeves and celebrate the beautiful messiness of human emotions.

How to Celebrate National Marupok Day

Now, you might be wondering how to properly celebrate National Marupok Day. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

  • Organize a movie marathon featuring all your favorite romantic comedies and heartbreaking dramas.
  • Write love letters or heartfelt messages to your friends, family, or significant other. Let them know how much they mean to you.
  • Indulge in some comfort food. Ice cream and chocolate have been known to cure even the most marupok of hearts.
  • Spread the love on social media. Share your favorite love quotes, cute couple photos, or heartwarming stories using the hashtag #NationalMarupokDay.

Did You Know?

On National Marupok Day, did you know that the term 'marupok' is often used in Filipino slang to describe someone who falls easily in love or gets emotional over the smallest things? So, if you're feeling a little marupok today, don't worry, you're not alone. Embrace your tender heart and join in the celebration!



History behind the term 'Marupok'


2010

Emergence of the term 'marupok'

The term 'marupok' is a Filipino slang word that started gaining popularity around 2010. It is derived from the Tagalog word 'rupok', which means 'fragile' or 'easily broken'. Originally used to describe objects or materials that are delicate or brittle, 'marupok' gradually began to be applied to people, particularly to signify emotional vulnerability or weakness.


2012

Usage in popular culture

In 2012, the usage of the term 'marupok' expanded further as it found its way into popular culture, particularly in social media. Memes, hashtags, and online discussions referencing 'marupok' became widespread, showcasing its growing influence as a term that resonated with many young Filipinos. Its relatability and humorous undertones contributed to its increasing popularity across various online platforms.


2014

Symbolizing romantic vulnerability

By 2014, 'marupok' had firmly established itself as a term associated with romantic vulnerability. It was commonly used to describe individuals who easily fall in love, get emotionally attached, or quickly succumb to romantic gestures. This usage grew within the context of personal relationships and dating experiences, often with light-hearted self-deprecation or playful teasing among friends.



2018

Embracing emotional authenticity

In 2018, the term 'marupok' took on a more nuanced meaning. While it still retained its humorous connotation, it began to be embraced as a term that celebrated emotional authenticity and vulnerability. Rather than perceiving it negatively, people started associating 'marupok' with the courage to express feelings, share experiences, and engage with others on a deeper level. This shift in perception allowed 'marupok' to become a symbol of strength and authenticity in relationships.


Did you know?

On National Marupok Day, did you know that the term 'marupok' is often used in Filipino slang to describe someone who falls easily in love or gets emotional over the smallest things? So, if you're feeling a little marupok today, don't worry, you're not alone. Embrace your tender heart and join in the celebration!

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28th April 2019

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28th April 2019

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