Doesn't appear to be a philodendron - these stems are brown and woody, and the leaves aren't glossy at all. The leaves actually feel slightly scratchy/fuzzy. Pat

Compare to P. orba & japonica (synonym of P. blanda,) both part of EA's lineup. http://www.costafarms.com/plants/peperomia However, P. orba is probably something else: http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl1.1/record/kew-2556294 P. blanda has a lot of synonyms! http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl1.1/record/kew-2556483

Leaving aside the grammar question, it is really very easy to post photos now. Before, you had to put them onto photo bucket or similar site first. Now you can upload straight from your computer using the photo button below. Many of us disliked Houzz when they first took over GW but I think the consensus now is that it is vastly improved. It just needs a little getting used to. You don't need to navigate through all the Houzz stuff. Just have the garden fora on your favourites. Regarding Tiff's response, she gave you a genus name. It is unlikely many people could Identify your plant more exactly than just Philodendron on the info given. I feel a flak attack is likely but just for future reference, maybe in a context where it does matter, eg a job application, advise is a verb and advice is a noun. They are pronounced differently, at least in the version of English I speak. Ask someone to advise but ask them for advice.

Complex Hybrid of Aglaonema, containing A. rotundum as a parent for the red coloration. can't pin point the cultivar, there are so many (just google red aglaonema). Very popular in south east asia. it needs hot, humid tropical condition, good drainage, and dappled sun condition. other wise they stop growing, loose their leaves, and rot, but if you can provide tropical like condition, (don't give up, they can be grown even from cutting with no root, so it is not a lost case yet). also beware of nematodes that will cause root problems (I am sure your plant also have root problem). I will change soils and give tropical condition treatment.