For the gay and bisexual community
I have often heard about how great Baguio is and I will be going to find out myself other the next few months.
But can some one tell me where I can go that is Gay friendly and even where a good place is to stay?
I have watched the Baguoi Gay Parade article on line and now want to come and see for myself.
GIGOLO CLUB
76 A. Timog Avenue, Quezon City. Tel no. 925-5918 / 945-4968 / 0917-698-4908
ADONIS
118 Timog Avenue, Quezon City ( near EDSA East Avenue, infront of GMA Broadcasting Center), beside Chicos Gay Bar; Tel no. (02) 412-6707, (02)925-5919
ARMAGEDON
Domestic Road, Pasay City; Tel no. (0918) 567-1427
BOBBELS 2
Chico Street, Potrero, Malabon
BLUE AVENUE (connected to Hot News/Hunks)
Scout Torillo Street, crn Timog Avenue, Quezon City;
Tel no. (0917) 965-4968
BRENT
3RD Avenue, Caloocan City,
DUDDIES
149 N. Domingo Street, Cubao (behind bus station)
CLUB MODELO
Calavite Street, La Loma, Quezon City ( near Mila’s Lechon.) Tel no. (0919) 659-0319, (0919)839-7491, (0919)741-8877 (Jojie)
WHITE BIRD
Address: 715 B Boulevard Galleria, Roxas Blvd. Paranaque Tel no. 851-2088-(89)
ADAM’S PARADISE
Address: 1914 M Adriatico, Malate Manila, Tel no. 523-3406 . Cel: 0920-804 2558
A friend of mine did these two podcasts with me.
I found it very moving!!! Especially the second part.
Jealousy. It’s the unease from suspicion, or fear of rivalry, unfaithfulness, etc., as in love or aims. It can also mean close vigilance, or an earnest concern or solicitude.
Jealousy is a frequently stereotyped behaviour among Filipinos, no matter the gender. Well, that’s what they say. I have a Caucasian friend who observed that, in the Philippines, even the men (not just the women) go to such great lengths to confirm their jealous suspicions. Like check mobile phones. Read someone’s E-mail on the sly. Track someone using GPRS.
I suppose my friend’s observation is true, in a way. Just look at the newspapers, or read online forums. People are hurting and killing and destroying each other’s names just because they’re jealous. Writers often report a homicide in this barangay and that, carried out by an otherwise good-natured lover in a drunken fit of jealousy.
This is not to say that Filipinos are inherently murderous monogamists. It’s just that most of us like to express “earnest concern”. Whether or not the suspicions are reasonable is beside the point. Jealousy has different roots, but the question here is: does it have a locale? Is it a weakness of the Filipino character?
In a country that is predominantly Roman Catholic and with a soap opera culture that glamorizes love forevermore, we have learned to find security in faith and loyalty and fear the most minor departure from this norm. In the close-knit setting of family we’ve nurtured a great anxiety over abandonment. And in a tradition where love may exist without jealousy but rarely the other way around, we live to love the best way –perhaps the only way– we know how.
So don’t be surprised if you happen to have a Pinoy sweetheart who cares for you hotly, uneasily, vigilantly. Instead be kind and thankful. For him, jealousy is the most maligned form of flattery.
An announcement from the Catholic Church says that condoms are a no-no, even for couples infected with HIV. Fr. Melvin Castro, executive secretary of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), denied recent reports and said that there was still no directive from the Vatican that married couples infected with HIV and AIDS could use condoms. The statement of the Church was being misconstrued for political reasons, he said.
But what is the Church thinking? To not use condoms because of religious reasons, is an absurd enough idea. To not use condoms even if you’re risking someone else’s health (and only because you fear being chastised by your neighbourhood priest or nun), is downright inhumane. The authorities must realise that health –not religious doctrine– is the issue here. And that there is no agenda other than to stop the virus.
Please. At least let those who are HIV positive use condoms.
Mr.Valentine Bar
1439 M.Adriatico Street
Corner Monica Street
Ermita,Manila
Big Night is every Thursday
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landline
(02)3023756
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday assured that the government will extend legal assistance to the Filipinos who were among the 55 persons arrested in a gay party in a farm in Oatif, Eastern Saudi Arabia.
Philippine Embassy Eastern Region office head Labor Attache David Des Dicang said, they are now coordinating with the authorities to expedite the release of those Filipinos detained in Saudi Arabia after they were arrested in the gay party.
According to Saudi police, mostly Filipinos and Pakistan nationals were among those arrested in a gay party wherein drugs and alcohol were seized in the party venue.
Most gatherings that could result in mixed crowds are forbidden in Saudi Arabia and authorities are unforgiving when they have information about parties that involve alcohol and homosexuality. (PNA)
PENIS DOCTOR
The former client of celebrity cosmetic surgeon, has recently filed yet another criminal complaint of perjury, this time for supposedly “lying” about the proper use of a type of chemical used in reconstructive surgeries in an allegedly bungled penis enlargement case.
Complainant Filipino-American businessman filed his perjury complaint, the third against the doctor before Second Assistant Prosecutor at the Makati Prosecutor’s Office.
“The approved use of aquamid subdermal filler is for the reconstruction of facial defects caused by congenital, traumatic, or ageing alterations. The registration of the same, however, has expired and not renewed as of this writing, thus, should not be imported and sold,” the BFAD certification stated.
The patient is seeking P26 million from the the doctors for allegedly botching his penile enlargement operation, for which he claimed to have paid over P150,000.
He said his penis became permanently disfigured as a result of the operation.
But the doctor countered that they have exercised the standard care on the operation and hinted that the complainant could not have followed the post-operation instructions given to him.
Some of my gay friends here in the Philippines have such great skills at blogging and in most aspects of the internet.
Like most Asian countries the thirst for knowledge is amazing, so its a pleasure to announce to people here in Davao City of the WORDCAMP PHILIPPINES
Here in Davao the event is being organised by Mindanao Bloggers BLOGGERS
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| Location: | 683 A. Bonifacio Avenue, Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Balintawak, Quezon City, Philippines |
Get the latest updates, tips and tricks from expert opinions and find out the current trends on the alternative lifestyle. Everything is free and snacks will be served including certificates of participation. For inquiries, pls call or text Jay 0915 5977716 or Marky 0920 2504509 or Richard 0919 6353766 or Poch 0906 2404108.
We currently have a program drive for street children, and the elderly in Metro Manila from July to December. If you have old clothes, used books and toys to donate, please bring them. A little help goes a long long way!
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