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[BigGuy3]

Noticed a lot of Koreans and kyopos on this site now. Which always tends to amaze me since they have direct access to various P4P and other resources. That being said, I'm sorry to say but I finally validated what I expected about my only Korean friend (of 8 years). As indicated on previous posts, I was pretty sure he was cockblockng me and snagging my local pickups. I brought my western buddy out last night who spoke Korean to verify. Lo and behold when I would go to the bathroom he would work on the girl I was with in Korean, telling her I was player, etc. etc. then scoop her digits. He would then bow out early and then text her to offer her and her friend a ride home (with his Korean friend waiting in the car which he had set up previously). My western buddy saw the text on her phone. Always heard about this situation but never believed he was capable of it, after everything I have done for him (including save his relationship with his fiancé). Unbelievable, but yet expected. Not angry or even surprised anymore.

That sucks dude. Me personally as a kyopo, I would NEVER pull that shit with any of my friends. I'm not really sure why you are friends with this guy. He's a scumbag.

[Nc Guy 68]

I'm a newcomer to the forum, having lurked for some time and being very appreciative of the information here...

I'll be in Seoul for three days with a tight schedule (first time in South Korea) and am wondering if anyone here has had experiences with outcall "massage" services which advertise online. Places like koreanaroma.com or bobogirls.net all seem to be suggesting FS (going by the rate charged). Did anyone try them out? Quality of the girls? Any upsell involved? What about Su escort service?

I'll be staying at the Lotte Hotel downtown - any other reliable options nearby?

Any experiences are highly appreciated - PM me if you don't want to share in public!

[Turtle Power]

went to yeongdeungpo rld, thanks to great directions (and maps) from users.

i walked out of yeongdeungpo main station. it is large station and part of a huge skyscraper. when you come out of the station you will cross the street and walk and take your next left. you'll see even from the intersection the pink lights. i walked the whole street. i honestly thought it was going to be longer and bigger but i guess i just pumped up the idea in my mind.

i guess because i look korea i got a lot of attention. it is big ego boost to walk and have all the girls call you "oppa".

after walking the whole street, i honestly thought the prettiest was the first girl on the right. she quoted me 210, 000 for the hour. i didn't negotiate as i'm not that skilled in korean.

i was kind of surprised as she dropped a foot in height as she stepped off her super high heels and lost 1-2 cups sizes from the bra. she was still pretty perfect. kind of felt i was having sex with a middle school girl.

great attitude and smiley.

would recommend to anyone.

[Turtle Power]

Hi,

I'm new on the board. In my twenties. I just came from Canada and will be living in Seoul for awhile. I'm Korean but was born in Canada so my Korean is really novice.

I've been trying to experience what Korea has to offer in terms of women. Barbershops and Anma's seem to be easy to find. I'm finding it really frustrating finding Kiss Rooms and Dae Dal Bangs. Doesn't anyone have an complete listing on Google Map? I know people give directions but sometimes I end up walking for like hours looking for some places.

I've tried to use Naver and Daum to try to find them but they always need that Korean ID number. I did manage to find one Kiss Room near Jamsil/Songpa Station. The building does not have any signs outside indicating it is a Kiss bang.

Address:

??? 295-11? 402?

Translation: Seoul, Songpa-gu, SeongChon-Dong, Building's name is?, Room 402

Phone:

02-423-5812

010-2460-5812

(*You may need to practice your Korean. I don't even know if they would take a non-Korean)

Website:

http://cafe.naver.com/thekiss5812

(*I've attached the map from the website below)

Hope this helps.

I'd like to ask for help finding a Dae Dal Bang (University Girls Hand Job place, etc). PM me. Maybe I can help you with your Korean in return. Honestly most places ask the same questions over and over again. I just taught a white friend of mine how to order food over the phone and he's a pro now.

Thanks

TP

[Starchild2012]

Sorry but I disagree. This site is about sex and sharing experiences including how to get it. For those new or visiting Korea, it is important to have information about how the locals react to your attempts to get busy. The girls in question are locals (not SPs) and may have sex with either Koreans or non-Koreans. However, many Korean men do not like western men with their women, and even if they have no interest in her, will prevent you from closing the deal. Has nothing to do with your game. As for P4P, other than Itaewon, I have been cockblocked at many, many SP locations (Mia, Yongsan, Cheonyqngi, Anmas, etc.). If a older woman is running the service, usually no problem, but if an older Korean male is, forget about it. Moreover, I have heard Korean male customers complain to owners that a foreigner is "tainting their women" in many, many P4P locations I have frequented. I actually helped Korean friends (including the guy in previous posts) land western women back home and here. Double standard in play. Regardless, information is key, hence the popularity of this site.

I sympathize with you Jack....Its the case of all third world and developed Asian countries having what i call "immaturity" & "Jealously"...I'm from Asia myself (India) and i totally abhor the double speak that Asian's put up on everything.

When we go to western countries we speak of equal rights and equal pay...Many Asian's have become millionaires and billionaires and many have married white girls, f**cked many white girls...but when it comes to the other way around...especially i have seen this with Indians, Arabs, Korean's, Chinese and Japanese.... (Philippines and Thai seems to have no issues) the male ego and double speak start to come up.

I have personally taken part in conversation when these topic's come up and always end up losing as majority just cannot wrap around their tiny brains away from nationalism and sentiments.

In China last month there was such a hue and cry when a Chinese women married a black guy and posted pictures of their living online...check out www.chinasmack.com

It really is sad, I don't know what else to say...People in Asia not only needs to grow economically but needs to mature in their heads. Anyways, not all Asian men are like that but majority that are willing to fight and make a negative comment are..

[Dissolved Boy]

So, that was the name of that place! I was walking out of the cheap hotel on top of the Hill, and the beautiful woman I was talking about came out of ABC like a trap door spider and literally dragged me into that place.

The mamasan was SO aggressive, but because I was the first one to get with the girl, she lowered the price for me. As soon as I took out my card, she swiped it quick. I actually had second thoughts because I had to get back to Busan, where I live, at a certain time I changed my mind. However, she refused to refund it. Can you believe that? Anyway, the girl WAS BEAUTIFUL and her pussy felt great, so I wasn't too upset about it. I may even go back there when I'm actually SURE about what I'm want. I'll just try to appease the troll better.

[Run Mann]

Hey guys,
They assaulted me first by pushing me and fight went on fire between their group and my group.

We all got taken to police station and got interrogated.

All done, no settlement and ETC. Now, I'm back to state.

They are threatening us that they will sue us if we don't settle.

Two is what happens if they really sue us?

The fact that the police conducted an interrogation/investigation and did not charge you with a criminal act certainly bodes well for you and your group but civil suits burden of proof are lower than criminal cases. As to the "what happens if they really sue us" question, unless you settle a binary act will occur you will win and they will lose or they will win and you will lose (and have to pay), what else could happen? Surely your friends can search the web to find lawyers for themselves in Korea.

[Carmex]

A story similar to yours from about 6 years back, 2 Canadians out and about in Shinchon got jumped by three or four Koreans guys, but the Canadians defended themselves well and shattered one guy's jaw. The Canadians were jailed for assault and held until they paid the settlement (ended up being in the realm of $25,000). Once the money was paid, they were immediately deported.

Happens all the time. Really what your friend needs to be concerned about is his ability to "lets make a deal".

True story involving my subordinates in Tonducheon: Fighting amongst themselves 2 vs. 2. Crowd (the whole bar about 30 people) had gathered outside the bar to watch, alley was crowed, impassably. Foreign man (white) with Korean wife walking through alley pushed their way through the crowd and through the fight. While doing so, Korean wife was knocked down by flying combatant after he had received a punch to the face.

Couple showed up in my office Monday morning demanding 10 million won from each of the participants; Total 40 million won even though her injury was a bruised shoulder from the fall. After one month of negotiation between me and the family, they settled for 3 million won total in installments over 3 months.

Coitus is correct, whoever has the most injury gets the compensation. Courts take a long time, so tell your friend to pay up. But don't take the first offer. Its kinda like buying a blanket! They say 200...you say 100...you settle on 150 etc...etc...

[Le Lion]

Stop right there. Who started it, how many of them there were, and whatever else you think justifies why you got in the fight are immaterial and irrelevant.

It comes down to who got injured the worst, making the other party the guilty party. Doesn't matter who started it or why--Korea doesn't have a self-defense law--the "law" is the most injured is the least guilty.

If the other guy is claiming such huge injuries, you are guilty. Period. Your friends' minor injuries mean nothing because you did MORE damage to the other group of guys, and your friends will not be compensated for their minor injuries. You are the guilty party in the eyes of Korean law. As such, if you don't settle up, they WILL sue you and they WILL win.

If you are not in Korea, you're safe. They won't collect from someone internationally, but your friends in Korea will not be so lucky. They will pay either through settlement or through lawsuit. Your name will mostly likely also be in the lawsuit, but they won't be able to collect from you unless you are stupid enough to return to Korea.

A story similar to yours from about 6 years back, 2 Canadians out and about in Shinchon got jumped by three or four Koreans guys, but the Canadians defended themselves well and shattered one guy's jaw. The Canadians were jailed for assault and held until they paid the settlement (ended up being in the realm of $25,000). Once the money was paid, they were immediately deported.

It's true, I also have a Korean friend who spent 3 months in jail after being jumped by a guy in Hongdae because he was talking to his girlfriend. My friend broke the guy's arm when he wrestled him down. So the rule is 1. Never get in to fights in Korea 2. If someone wants to fight you, try to get away from there asap.

[Coitus68]

I got in this nasty bar fight with some Koreans

Stop right there. Who started it, how many of them there were, and whatever else you think justifies why you got in the fight are immaterial and irrelevant.

It comes down to who got injured the worst, making the other party the guilty party. Doesn't matter who started it or why--Korea doesn't have a self-defense law--the "law" is the most injured is the least guilty.

If the other guy is claiming such huge injuries, you are guilty. Period. Your friends' minor injuries mean nothing because you did MORE damage to the other group of guys, and your friends will not be compensated for their minor injuries. You are the guilty party in the eyes of Korean law. As such, if you don't settle up, they WILL sue you and they WILL win.

If you are not in Korea, you're safe. They won't collect from someone internationally, but your friends in Korea will not be so lucky. They will pay either through settlement or through lawsuit. Your name will mostly likely also be in the lawsuit, but they won't be able to collect from you unless you are stupid enough to return to Korea.

A story similar to yours from about 6 years back, 2 Canadians out and about in Shinchon got jumped by three or four Koreans guys, but the Canadians defended themselves well and shattered one guy's jaw. The Canadians were jailed for assault and held until they paid the settlement (ended up being in the realm of $25,000). Once the money was paid, they were immediately deported.

[Kimchi Warrior]

About Yuna, if I was looking at Happy Days, would this place be on the left or right? I think I saw a really beautiful woman with a nice ass on the left. I have to be careful though. If Cherry remembers me, I don't want her to be angry. Do women get feelings like that, considering their profession? Has one of your girls ever caught you going into another place?

Also, what does PSE mean? Sorry, I'm not up on the lingo yet.

On the right. I don't think there's anything on the immdediate left, except the little alley to the Happy Days happy hunting ground, then there's ABC w/ the troll mamasan.

PSE=porn star experience; there's a relatively full list of acronmyms on the site under the abbreviations heading in the menu header.

It very rarely happens that a provider is going to get seriously bent out of shape if you go with someone else, even in the same shop; after all it's just business -- though there are exceptions ime/o they are extremely rare and far between. Of course, even commercially, a (stupid or inexperienced) provider might try to take it out of your wallet later on one way or another. One solution is to do a double w/ her or, at least, come back to her the next time. In the end, though, these are just situations that you have to finesse on your own given the personalities involved.

[Dooly]

Hey guys,

I was in Korea for about a month and at the last week of my trip at KangBook, I got in this nasty bar fight with some Koreans who were staring at us for speaking English.

They assaulted me first by pushing me and fight went on fire between their group and my group.

We all got taken to police station and got interrogated.

All done, no settlement and ETC. Now, I'm back to state.

I got a call from friend in Korea, that one of the Korean man's jaw is shattered and all his jaw ligament has been cut as well as his nose is broken. They are asking for 5k cash to just settle when their hospital fee will be coming out between 20k-30k.

They are threatening us that they will sue us if we don't settle.

I just told my friend to tell those guys that our bill will come out 20-30k easy if we start go to hospital in state.

I have a two concern.

One is that what can happen to my friend living in Korea who has Korean citizenship? He was mainly trying to stop the fight and that is in police report.

Two is what happens if they really sue us?

We had 3 guys and they had 4 guys. But 2 of them ran away when police arrived. Even when we told the police that they had 2 more guys, they would not belive us and not even put that on report. We also have one Korean citizenship girl who is a "victim" of this incident, who got cut by their broken bottle and had 5 stitches on her arm.

If you know any international law or even a law in Korea, help will be greatly appreciated. I might have to talk to them very soon.

Please help.

[Dissolved Boy]

After reading about a lot of regulars' failed attempts, I didn't think I'd land one, but I did. It was early in the night when I went to the left side of the Yongsan RLD (if you were walking from the station). One the right side, after a few windows, an older station beckoned me in.

One the right side, after a few windows, an older WOMAN beckoned me in.

Sorry! I made a little mistake, but I hope you all got the idea.

[Carmex]

Soo-Ae is my ATF
Cindy.
Yuna.
Min-Hee.
Nana.

Ah KW, you do have your favorites indeed!.

[Dissolved Boy]

After reading about a lot of regulars' failed attempts, I didn't think I'd land one, but I did. It was early in the night when I went to the left side of the Yongsan RLD (if you were walking from the station). One the right side, after a few windows, an older station beckoned me in. Shocked, I got closer and saw a younger, more attractice woman sitting down. The older one asked for 70, 000 for ST. I asked if I could get with the younger one, and she said yes.

We went into her room and got undressed. The girl, Jinju (I believe), didn't have the biggest boobs, but they were cute and a decent handful. She also had a solid body; no flab. She was a little quiet, but talked to me more when we realized I could speak a little Korean.

She cleaned me off and gave me a BBBJ. I must say even though she didn't get everything down, she wasn't hesistant and had a warm mouth. I was hard in no time. Then, we slipped on the condom. We first did missionary, but I had to be careful not to hurt her. Then, we got on top, which was more fun for both of us. She rode for a while and then I started to pound from below. I finally lost it there.

Even though this girl isn't as cute as most of the other A Row girls, all in all, it was a good experience, for sure. I've gone back a couple of times since, but of course the rest of the girls in those rows don't look my way. Either that or they laugh.