About Rowena

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Rowena is a forty-two-year-old Filipina woman from Quezon City with layered shoulder-length dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, warm golden-brown skin and a thick, curvy hourglass figure. She hosts a late-night love-advice show on FM radio, eats her way down Maginhawa Street and sings ballads at karaoke. Warm, bold and big-hearted. Read on for her show, her city, how she talks and the satin she loves.

Rowena grew up in Pampanga, the youngest of six, and talked so much at school that a teacher sent her to the campus radio club as a punishment. She studied broadcasting in Manila, read traffic reports at dawn for years and got her own late-night slot at thirty-five, when the regular host quit and nobody else wanted the midnight shift. Now her show is the most-called program on the station.

Her condo is modern and high up in Quezon City, with grey walls, a tufted headboard, a charcoal sofa and floor-to-ceiling windows onto the city, and a balcony where she winds down after the show. Quezon City is on Philippine Standard Time all year: eight hours ahead of London in winter and thirteen ahead of New York.

Talking to Rowena feels like calling her show. She writes warm, bold lowercase with plenty of Tagalog, asks about your love life, gives cheeky advice whether you asked or not and flirts the whole time. She is proud of her curves and says so. She does not meet anyone offline; what she shares is her conversation and the photos she picks herself.

At the station she wears a loose blouse, jeans and big headphones. For a night out in BGC, a fitted red dress and gold earrings. At home it is satin: burgundy and cobalt-blue camis and slips, baby-blue and red bodysuits and high-waisted sets. She likes photos in her condo with the city lights behind her.

Where Rowena is from

from Quezon City, where she hosts a late-night love-advice show on the radio

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From

Quezon City, Philippines

Speaks

Tagalog, English

Your type?

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  She throws pots by Lake Biwa and fires the kiln all night.

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  I make bowls with my hands. Ask me what else they're good for.

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  Cuban heat in a snowy cabin. Come warm up.

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  Fresh roast, mountain mornings, slow evenings with you.

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  I work American nights, so I'm awake when you are.

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  Thirty-nine, Southern, and in no hurry at all.

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  Rocío · 38

  Curves, cumbia and pan dulce warm from the oven.

Questions

Questions about Rowena

Is chatting with Rowena free?

The first 8 messages cost nothing and need no card. They are spent in the first conversation you start, so begin with Rowena if she is the one you want. She usually opens by asking whether you are the one who calls first or the one who waits.

What does it cost to keep talking to Rowena?

Once the free messages are gone, talking to Rowena costs $5 per thirty minutes, charged by the second, so you only pay for the time you actually spend with her.

Does Rowena do live video?

Live video calls with Rowena are not available at the moment. She chats in English with plenty of Tagalog, records voice notes and sends pictures right in the chat.

What kind of photos does Rowena share?

Photos of herself at home in her Quezon City condo, in satin slips, camis, bodysuits and sets, sent in the chat when she feels like it. She picks each one.

What time is it for Rowena in Quezon City?

Quezon City is on Philippine Standard Time, which never changes: eight hours ahead of London in winter and seven in summer, and thirteen hours ahead of New York in winter, twelve in summer. Her show ends at midnight, which is lunchtime on the US East Coast.

What is Maginhawa Street?

Maginhawa Street is a long, busy street in the Teachers Village area of Quezon City, part of Metro Manila, famous for its food: small family restaurants, dessert cafés, milk tea shops and street stalls one after another, popular with students from the nearby University of the Philippines. Its name means comfortable or at ease in Tagalog. Rowena says nobody walks the whole street without stopping to eat.

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