Hello, A gay here. Like it or not. Don't worry about my past. I am looking forward. Freedom,success,relationship and what else? Going away? So what? Hooray! That's me. See you me with another. Finally! Gaudencio T.

My Cebu as of now... Cebu also known as the Queen City of the South. The place Cebu is not just a place to visit, it's a place to experience. It's rich history , economic growth, and warm people make it a place that is truly special. Cebu is the place I was born. Since then Cebu has fascinated me with it's progress and development, specially in infrastructures. Now Cebu has new bridge, the third one in Cebu, connecting the Island of Cordova. This bridge is the longest bridge in the entire Philippines. Despite of Progress and Development, it is still visible how poverty affects Cebu and it's people . From people in the slums area, people sleeping on street either sane or not are people you see often in some parts of busy Cebu City. Though poverty appears to be the biggest problem of the City yet Cebu as of now stand as the best place to live in the entire Philippines.

Cebu, fondly known as the "Queen City of the South," is not just a city, but a testament to the Philippines' rich history and vibrant culture. Nestled in the Visayas region of the central Philippines, it is one of the country's most popular destinations for local and foreign visitors alike. Its charm lies not only in its bustling city life and stunning landscapes but also in the warm smiles and hospitality of its people. Cebu City is a historic city, the birthplace of Catholicism in Asia. It was here where Ferdinand Magellan, the famous Portuguese explorer, planted the cross, bringing Spanish influence and establishing Asia's first European settlement. This rich history is still palpable in the city's many historical landmarks, such as the revered Basilica of Santo Niño. The Basilica houses the oldest religious relic in the Philippines, a statue of the Santo Niño (Holy Child), presented by Ferdinand Magellan to Queen Juana during the baptism of King Humabon and his wife Queen Juana in 1521. The city is a melting pot of old and new, where colonial history meets modern development. It has experienced rapid economic growth, with foreign investments creating jobs and contributing to the emergence of a modern urban skyline. This growth has also led to the development of a widening middle class and a booming tourism trade. Cebu City's infrastructure is quite developed, with numerous ultra-modern shopping malls and high-rises, an airport lauded as one of Asia's best, and an extensive road network throughout the island. Despite its urban development, the city has retained its unique charm. The downtown area around Colon Street is crowded and reminiscent of some Latin American cities. In contrast, the uptown areas around Fuente Osmena, Ayala, and IT Park are much more relaxed. Just a half-hour drive outside the city, one can find oneself submerged in another world surrounded by farmland or mountainous hideaways where people enjoy a simpler life. The primary language spoken in Cebu City is Cebuano, also known as Bisaya. This reflects the city's vibrant multicultural heritage. The city is home to a fun-loving population that speaks English well and is very welcoming of foreigners. Cebu City is not just a place to visit; it's a place to experience. From its historic sites to its modern amenities, from its bustling city streets to its serene rural landscapes, from its delicious food to its warm people, Cebu City has something for everyone. It is a city that welcomes you with open arms and leaves you with memories that will last a lifetime. In conclusion, Cebu City is more than just a city; it's a testament to the Filipino spirit – resilient, vibrant, and welcoming. Its rich history, economic growth, and warm people make it a place that is truly special. Whether you're a local or a foreign visitor, one thing is for sure: Cebu City will always have a place in your heart.