Rainbow Radio Pilipinas will be opening the airwaves for listeners who will be sending their love letters and short but sweet shout outs on Valentine’s Day. All you have to do is to send an email to: rainbowradiopilipinas[at]gmail.com on or before February 5 (Friday).

Rainbow Radio Pilipinas will choose the shout-outs and stories to be read on air. If your entry won’t be chosen, don’t fret because they will post the other stories on their website (with your permission of course).

Guidelines:

Short and sweet shout outs:

• Email Valentine shout-outs, greetings, or messages from today to 05 February 2010 to rainbowradiopilipinas@gmail.com for your submission to be included in our recording.
• Shout out should be a maximum of 50 words.
• Anonymous shout-outs will be allowed. Foul language is prohibited.

Love Letters:

• Email letters from today to 05 February 2010 to rainbowradiopilipinas@gmail.com
• Letter should have words not exceeding 300 words.
• Letter recipient can be a romantic partner, a family member, a colleague or a personal hero. Letter must express love, thanks, appreciation, congratulations, etc. Story must have LGBT theme. Example: Transgender female writing to her grandmother who loved and supported her throughout her transition
• The three most inspiring letters will be read on air and will get prizes from Rainbow Radio Pilipinas!
• Anonymous letters will be allowed. Foul language is prohibited.

Prizes are as follows:

1st prize: Romantic dinner for 2

2nd prize: Movie Date for 2

3rd prize: 2 Rainbow Pilipinas Shirts

Keep posted for details

It was just recently when I started browsing through Mocha Uson’s blog. Someone I know gave me the link of her blog and voila, my Mocha time started. I knew that she wrote for Maxim Philippines but I never knew that she still continued blogging.

Well, Mocha has been known for being open about her sexuality. Although there are some who have doubts (like I used to before) about her sexuality, I learned to be open-minded about it. I have a thing with bisexuals before, probably an influence of my ex-girlfriend. I usually hear my lesbian friends complaining about bisexuals because of their fickle-mindedness and used to think that bisexuality is related to sexual adventurism or plainly being a swinger. But with Mocha’s case, I think this is is the right label for her and not bisexuality. If all boils down to sexual arousal and not involving emotions with it, then I could say she is a sexual adventurist (or a swinger) than bisexual. Anyway, if she chooses to be called as such, well, I can’t do anything about it.

Her blog mostly tackles sex advices but most of the photos and videos of her are usually with women than men. It’s weird because if she is indeed bisexual, she should show photos or videos of her having intimate moments with men. Apparently, it’s only women-to-women action and I guess it’s a way to attract more men to her blog. Also, I noticed that she doesn’t have any ads (yet) on her blog (I don’t know if she has advertorials or paid blogposts somewhere). With the amount of traffic she has, she can monetize her blog if she wants to. Most definitely, she can’t use Google Adsense because of the content of her blog.

Sexual politics and labelling aside, Mocha Uson is H-O-T (period). As a lesbian like me, she’s one hell of a turn on especially when she performs onstage (mostly in San Miguel Beer events). Now is not the time to be hypocrite about it.  I appreciate her frankness and it’s very seldom that a Filipina like her would be open about her sexuality. I guess she has already become a bisexual icon in the Philippines! Are there others that I don’t know of?

You may visit her blog (link is in my blog roll, side bar) but make sure that there are no kids around! Enjoy your Mocha time!