Ethiopia

[Lamrof]

I have to tell you, some of your field reports are from a really run-down, even disgusting part of town. I know mongering is generally a hush hush business but goddamn some of you go to really disgusting places. To put that here as if you want a trophy. Shishhhhhhhhh

I don't know, Sex in general and specially sex out of wed lock is really taboo in Ethiopia. Still.

People don't see it as a fun and cool thing to do but something you do only out of necessity. If women enjoy sex they keep it under wraps, no wild enthusiasm towards it. I know this stigma against women sexuality is everywhere but in some countries its the law like the Arab states, in Ethiopia the laws are relaxed like say in Kenya but the public holds this undeclared justice under the surface where the consequence of exuberant sex is deep and far reaching specially against the women.

I went back to Ethiopia in 2008 and I hated it. The facilities are dirty, the women are depressed, the public keeps a watchful eye over you. The women are not comfortable to be seen with you if you look like a forefinger. Others automatically assume she does things other than normals sex if she is seen with a foreigner. I was tired of sneaking in and out of venues

Ethiopia is not suitable for mongering. Its better suited for finding girlfriends, even then you have to deal with matters of her family and society.

I used to enjoy mongering but this days I am always in the dating scene wherever I am. I do a lot of international travel so my moto these days is try to hook up with a real lady, make friends with her crowd and keep them as friends when I leave.

Mongering is depressing.

[John Auro]

Early Evening in Kazanchis, 3 pixs, one nude

Arranged a date with T. (report 05.06.2010) again after 3 month at 6.p.m. at the lousy mystery house, just behind my bank Z.. It was raining, i was walking, put my cowl of my raincoat up and was enjoying that nobody would actually take notice of me, a "ferengy" walking.... She was not there yet, the watchman let me into "the bar" and gave me a coke and left. Nice chance for me to take pictures of the weird interior of this rotten villa which was used as a dosshouse.
T. came and we took the same filthy room as before (35 birr = 2 Euro) . This time i was prepared with my camera. She willingly posed nude, but when taking her sucking me, she protested "no sex photos". She had a cute body, light smooth skin. Ups she even started to lick my ass and i teached her taking my ball into her mouth. I stroked myself, was going to come, asked for her mouth, but she got serious again and completely refused CiM. (i did come last time in her mouth as a surprise and she spitted my semen immediately).

Ups, that turned my down, my point of no return vanished. Finally i was going to come. But where to explode? Not on her, as there was no running water in the room, just a lousy bucket. Not on the filthy blanket either, please not, i told myself. Ok, the gap between bed and wall, shit... She attentively came close to my body when i was going to ejaculate into the chasm. Before she opened her legs, masturbated her red clit, it turned me on. Want to fuck her next time, her pussy looks quite tight. When i gave her some money, she bowed deeply and did not look at the amount. She wants me to take her to Europe? As she speaks hardly English, i answered to her, have to learn amharic 1st (which i will never do, as this is a difficult language 4 me).
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Passed ChuChu bar a day later. Was not impressed by the place, OK, one girl was doing kind of wild lap-dance with a customer. Saw only one cute girl , stood a while next to her, she gently touched my back and she whispered timidly "enjoy, enjoy". I left, leaving her my change (5birr). Better go to SEGEN bar (kind of wild cheap disco, (Howlet-area/"22").
john

[Roman Guy]

You are welcome.

Very useful.
I find your report very interesting and useful for all who are going to visit Ethiopia and even for persons like me who hang around the Ethiopian diaspora overseas.

It is very important to know how a population considers other people, to know how we are welcome or not, which risks we are exposed at, whether accepted or not accepted: all these might make our hobby easier.

Thank you Lamrof and do not hesitate to write some other info like that if you know.

[Lamrof]

Lamrof! Thanks for the insight.

You are welcome.

[Lamrof]

Biffa you took the words right out of my mouth! Lamrof is an asshole.

Que! I certainly didn't expect this reaction. Sorry if I offended you in anyway. Take or leave my post for whatever it is. Don't worry about it.

[Lamrof]

Lamrof - who cares?

Really, who cares, no ones interested in your none-pussy opinions.

How much to bang ethiopian girls, and where and whats the do's and don'ts.

Its hard to put into words how little I care for your opinions about how one african views another.

Yes Biffa, I see how little you care from your words. Anyway, there was a discussion on the subject inside this thread, I just responded to that imparting what I know. It didn't come out of the blue. Thanks for your response though.

[Bigbuttluva]

I read a report here that Ethiopians respect whites and not so blacks. Words like Baria, ShaQla, used against non Ethiopian blacks.

The fact is like this. First Ethiopians like to put you in a higher social order if you are not Ethiopian, regardless whether you are black, white, yellow or brown. That stems from the fact that Ethiopians think the outside world is cooler than them. Second Ethiopians treat newcomers with respect. If you are a foreigner people think you are new to the area and tend to respect you, again regardless of your skin color. Problem is, in their eyes you will remain new no matter how long you stay in the country.

As for Baria, it means a "slave", as for TeQuara it means Blackie. "Negro" is a name given to Black Americans apparently with a positive undertone.

Here is some more, "Selatto" is a nic name given to Italians now used for all whites, its a put down, "Necho" means whitey, "Shasho" means albino. "Ferenj" means "white person" and this is the only positive term.

The word "Arab" is always used with a negative tone. "Hindye" is a name give to Indians also used with some contempt as Ethios believe Indians are greedy. "Tiftif" or "Tiftifcoh" is a name given to Asians, means flat face and has a negative undertone.

In conclusion Ethiopians will respect foreigners, only at a distance,and if they see you outside of the control of their culture. Some whites think of this respect as same as they see in the Middle east, India and other parts of Africa. This respect is same as you find in say Japan. Your respected but held at arms length in suspicion. I don't how else I can describe it.

Ethiopians do not have a varying degree of treating foreigners. They see and treat all foreigners the same way.

Those who immigrated to the US however did not escape the general stigma casted against black people. Some took solidarity with African Americans, others refused to accept they are black.

Lamrof! Thanks for the insight.

[Warpfield]

Biffa you took the words right out of my mouth!!! Lamrof is an asshole......

[Member #4349]

Lamrof - who cares?

Really, who cares, no ones interested in your none-pussy opinions.

How much to bang ethiopian girls, and where and whats the do's and don'ts.

Its hard to put into words how little I care for your opinions about how one african views another.

[Lamrof]

I read a report here that Ethiopians respect whites and not so blacks. Words like Baria, ShaQla, used against non Ethiopian blacks.

The fact is like this. First Ethiopians like to put you in a higher social order if you are not Ethiopian, regardless whether you are black, white, yellow or brown. That stems from the fact that Ethiopians think the outside world is cooler than them. Second Ethiopians treat newcomers with respect. If you are a foreigner people think you are new to the area and tend to respect you, again regardless of your skin color. Problem is, in their eyes you will remain new no matter how long you stay in the country.

As for Baria, it means a "slave", as for TeQuara it means Blackie. "Negro" is a name given to Black Americans apparently with a positive undertone.

Here is some more, "Selatto" is a nic name given to Italians now used for all whites, its a put down, "Necho" means whitey, "Shasho" means albino. "Ferenj" means "white person" and this is the only positive term.

The word "Arab" is always used with a negative tone. "Hindye" is a name give to Indians also used with some contempt as Ethios believe Indians are greedy. "Tiftif" or "Tiftifcoh" is a name given to Asians, means flat face and has a negative undertone.

In conclusion Ethiopians will respect foreigners, only at a distance,and if they see you outside of the control of their culture. Some whites think of this respect as same as they see in the Middle east, India and other parts of Africa. This respect is same as you find in say Japan. Your respected but held at arms length in suspicion. I don't how else I can describe it.

Ethiopians do not have a varying degree of treating foreigners. They see and treat all foreigners the same way.

Those who immigrated to the US however did not escape the general stigma casted against black people. Some took solidarity with African Americans, others refused to accept they are black.

[Lamrof]

I read a report here that Ethiopians respect whites and not so blacks. Words like Baria, ShaQla, used against non Ethiopian blacks.

The fact is like this.

First Ethiopians like to put you in a higher social order if you are not Ethiopian, regardless whether you are black, white, yellow or brown. That stems from the fact that Ethiopians think the outside world is cooler than them. Second Ethiopians treat newcomers with respect. If you are a foreigner people think you are new to the area and tend to respect you, again regardless of your skin color. Problem is, in their eyes you will remain new no matter how long you stay in the country.

As for Baria, it means a "slave", as for TeQuara it means Blackie. "Negro" is a name given to Black Americans apparently with a positive undertone.

Here is some more, "Selatto" is a nic name given to Italians now used for all whites, its a put down, "Necho" means whitey, "Shasho" means albino. "Ferenj" means "white person" and this is the only positive term.

The word "Arab" is always used with a negative tone. "Hindye" is a name give to Indians also used with some contempt as Ethios believe Indians are greedy. "Tiftif" or "Tiftifcoh" is a name given to Asians, means flat face and has a negative undertone.

In conclusion Ethiopians will respect foreigners, only at a distance, and if they see you outside of the control of their culture. Some whites think of this respect as same as they see in the Middle east, India and other parts of Africa. This respect is same as you find in say Japan. Your respected but held at arms length in suspicion. I don't how else I can describe it.

Ethiopians do not have a varying degree of treating foreigners. They see and treat all foreigners the same way.

Those who immigrated to the US however did not escape the general stigma casted against black people. Some took solidarity with African Americans, others refused to accept they are black.

[Lamrof]

I read a report here that Ethiopians respect whites and not so blacks. Words like Baria, ShaQla, used against non Ethiopian blacks.

The fact is like this...

First Ethiopians like to put you in a higher social order if you are not Ethiopian, regardless whether you are black, white, yellow or brown. That stems from the fact that Ethiopians think the outside world is cooler than them. Second Ethiopians treat newcomers with respect. If you are a foreigner people think you are new to the area and tend to respect you, again regardless of your skin color. Problem is, in their eyes you will remain new no matter how long you stay in the country.

As for Baria, it means a "slave", as for TeQuara it means Blackie. "Negro" is a name given to Black Americans apparently with a positive undertone.

Here is some more, "Selatto" is a nic name given to Italians now used for all whites, its a put down, "Necho" means whitey, "Shasho" means albino. "Ferenj" means "white person" and this is the only positive term.

The word "Arab" is always used with a negative tone. "Hindye" is a name give to Indians also used with some contempt as Ethios believe Indians are greedy. "Tiftif" or "Tiftifcoh" is a name given to Asians, means flat face and has a negative undertone.

In conclusion Ethiopians will respect foreigners, only at a distance,and if they see you outside of the control of their culture. Some whites think of this respect as same as they see in the Middle east, India and other parts of Africa. This respect is same as you find in say Japan. Your respected but held at arms length in suspicion. I don't how else I can describe it.

Ethiopians do not have a varying degree of treating foreigners. They see and treat all foreigners the same way.

Those who immigrated to the US however did not escape the general stigma casted against black people. Some took solidarity with African Americans, others refused to accept they are black.

[Amcon Guy]

Hi Guys,

Initially I did not want to contribute as I do not have photos nor a contact, but I had a positve experience about 1, 5 years ago in the Sheraton.

1. There was a beautiful woman in the lobby who was making obvious eye contact. I went to the restroom, she followed and we talked.

2. She was not very slim, nice boobs and not the usual tall slim Ethiopian girl,. But passionate in bed. With blow job, changing positions, got wet etc.

3. I only paid about $25. She wanted more, but agreed when I showed her that I really had not more money as I only was on transit from the Airport.

The reception from the Sheraton called me, if the can come up. So she was a regular, well known, and they did not ask for additional money,

So, hope you will also be lucky, may be look for the eyes, the boobs and do not go for the skinny ones.

Good luck

Amcon Guy

[DirkDingy]

$70 is 900 birr, about 2-3 times what the ferengi price is, and maybe 5-8 times local price.

70 USD. I was only there for two days and considering I had been in Dubai and JBRG in the previous 10 days I was not about to quibble over what she asked me for.

[Joe Komsa]

HI bottlover

I like your idea!, please fill free to Wright to me through [Email address deleted by Admin]

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