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I recommend it! Some time ago I took the service with another girl (Harley). My first time was in July and I remember that I shared it here.
This time I took Nataly's services!! Very sensual and sexy!
[URL]https://www.chiviricas.com/escorts/santo-domingo/distrito-nacional/fotos-y-videos-intimos-supercalientes-para-ti-id-hufzs[/URL]
For the people who are in Santo Domingo, you should go see her and forget about online sex! Of course!
I'll try that app, thanks.
[QUOTE=MongerHunger;2485208]Glad you had a good time. Download the DuoLingo App for free Spanish lessons. You will see the green bird for the app.[/QUOTE]
To answer the rest of your questions.
The first girl (3 nights) I chose was not a pro but damn she was willing and just wanted to please. I will repeat with her.
The second girl (1 night) had a technical job and did this on the side. She was experienced but not a pro.
From my general discussion with other ladies on the site, I sensed some were pros in the way they acted, other mercenaries that I would consider semi pros.
The ones I like are the experienced but non pro looking for fun, excitement & a little extra cash.
Strawhat.
[QUOTE=MamaGuevos;2484882]I believe that one should never be ashamed to give the girls "too much" money as long as you got something in return. I have been going down to Sto Domingo for more than a decade, and I almost entirely see non pros (I define them as girls who have no experience sleeping with foreigners for money and don't work the streets or the brothels). In general, I give them $50 for an hour or so of their time and $100 for overnight and I pay for transportation and I pay for food. A lot of the girls are from San Pedro de Marcoris, and I pay for a driver (the always return by guagua). This is good for me, because they show up on time; my driver doesn't believe in waiting around. I generally arrange my dates through [URL]tagged.com[/URL] for girls in La Capitol and through an old girlfriend for the chicas from San Pedro.
I have never tried Seeking, as it is ridiculously expensive in the USA, and straight forward escorts are more reliable than the girls on Seeking. But I am curious as to what you paid the chicas in the DR. I might give it a try. Were they experienced with foreigners, or were they real non-pros?
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[QUOTE=MamaGuevos;2485660]This is a surprise! I have always avoided the Sheraton because I assumed that they would have a policy of one girl per visit (that is to say, you would have to check out and check in a second time to bring in a new girl).
What was the procedure they had for checking in the chicas? Did you sense you could bring in more than one girl in 24 hours?[/QUOTE]You just sign them in with their ID at the desk. Shit, hookers hang out right in front of the place.
There are reports the curfew will end Sunday, September 27.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;2485100]That woman you know gave you some bad information, the curfew hours have not changed.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=StrawHat;2485731]I'll try that app, thanks.[/QUOTE]I've been using Duolingo for a couple of years. I do around 20 minutes a day. I also have done 25 weeks of intensive immersion Spanish schooling. And I'm not fluent yet. But I can certainly get around and do all the things I need to do, and understand most of what I hear. Not to discourage anyone, but fluency is a long road for most of us. I still want to get there, but I'm not getting any younger and the only thing that would help now would be to live in a Spanish speaking location / situation, as in all Spanish, no English.
[QUOTE=Zeos1;2485887]I've been using Duolingo for a couple of years. I do around 20 minutes a day. I also have done 25 weeks of intensive immersion Spanish schooling. And I'm not fluent yet. But I can certainly get around and do all the things I need to do, and understand most of what I hear. Not to discourage anyone, but fluency is a long road for most of us. I still want to get there, but I'm not getting any younger and the only thing that would help now would be to live in a Spanish speaking location / situation, as in all Spanish, no English.[/QUOTE]I like to use Duolingo, but it is not an effective teaching tool and I would never pay for the upgrade. It doesn't explain grammar rules properly. For example.
Obviously (plus Duolingo) you need to speak to native speakers to improve yourself.
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2485862]There are reports the curfew will end Sunday, September 27.[/QUOTE]Sept. 27th is when the CURRENT curfew ends, it has been extended a zillion times, I expect it to continue but hopefully have the starting hours extended to a later time, fingers crossed as the President's wife has come out in support of a later start time and so hasn't Frank Raineiri the father of the AI resort in the DR, both having a lot of pull with El Presidente.
All true, but also true is the volume of deaths, hospitalizations, and confirmed infections are all significantly down in recent weeks. With the annual make or break tourism peak season coming up there is little justification for extending the curfew. On a practical level the curfew has been unenforceable in marginal barrios, large segments of the population are crammed into the metro, the cable cars, and carros publicos during daytime hours, and home delivery drivers are flying around the cities at night.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;2486065]Sept. 27th is when the CURRENT curfew ends, it has been extended a zillion times, I expect it to continue but hopefully have the starting hours extended to a later time, fingers crossed as the President's wife has come out in support of a later start time and so hasn't Frank Raineiri the father of the AI resort in the DR, both having a lot of pull with El Presidente.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Manizales911;2486065]Sept. 27th is when the CURRENT curfew ends, it has been extended a zillion times, I expect it to continue but hopefully have the starting hours extended to a later time, fingers crossed as the President's wife has come out in support of a later start time and so hasn't Frank Raineiri the father of the AI resort in the DR, both having a lot of pull with El Presidente.[/QUOTE]Usually in order to extend the Prez would make an order and send it to other officials for vote and approvals, and has to be done like a week or more ahead of time before current one expires. So far according to Dominican Today that hasn't been done, meaning this time they prob will end it for sure. Also people are beginning to protest, especially club / bar owners and employees. They want to be open just like hotels are. I'm heading there for two weeks in OCT hopefully I land in some good party vibes.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;2486065]Sept. 27th is when the CURRENT curfew ends, it has been extended a zillion times, I expect it to continue but hopefully have the starting hours extended to a later time, fingers crossed as the President's wife has come out in support of a later start time and so hasn't Frank Raineiri the father of the AI resort in the DR, both having a lot of pull with El Presidente.[/QUOTE]It is now somewhat official, the curfew has been extended but the hours reduced to 9:00 pm on weekdays and 7:00 pm on weekends. The president has not signed off on it but was announced by the minister of tourism.
Yes Sir, it is a done deal. I would be surprised if on the next review date (October 15 or thereabouts) the curfew is not eliminated entirely unless there is a massive uptick in virus cases. To leave any part of it in place would devastate the all important Christmas / New Year tourism season.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;2486090]It is now somewhat official, the curfew has been extended but the hours reduced to 9:00 pm on weekdays and 7:00 pm on weekends. The president has not signed off on it but was announced by the minister of tourism.[/QUOTE]
Brother Motcar,
I hope you are enjoying your trip. Many girls have contacts with drivers who have permission to operate outside of curfew. Looking forward to your report.
My unsolicited advice: Speak Spanish, pay in pesos, and if you do not manage to have a good time in the Dominican Republic it is your own damn fault. LOL! Have a great trip. I'm still here. No COVID. Completely sane. Living my life how I want to live. On the terms I want to live it. No power or advice needed from anyone. But a few on here like Grownman and Knowledge post up lots of good advice.
Lots of sun in Republica Dominicana and the solar panels are generating plenty of electricity. The beach is warm and the pussy is wet.
Diving officer: Rig for Dive; Dive, Dive, Dive; make for Six, fiver feet. Take her down!
[QUOTE=Motcar;2484933]I was just informed from a woman I know that the curfew has now been changed to 9:00 pm Monday. Friday, but still remains 5:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Hopefully that will give a little more time for evening hookups. I will be heading there on the 22nd of September for a couple of weeks, so I will give my report.[/QUOTE]
I enjoyed last weeks visit to Santo Domingo so much that I just arranged my next trip in October. I will book one of the ladies I spent time with last week for the first two days, then spend a day drinking beer and smoking cigars to recuperate and try out a new lady for my last two days.
Now I have to practice my Spanish.
Strawhat.
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2486176]Yes Sir, it is a done deal. I would be surprised if on the next review date (October 15 or thereabouts) the curfew is not eliminated entirely unless there is a massive uptick in virus cases. To leave any part of it in place would devastate the all important Christmas / New Year tourism season.[/QUOTE]I won't try to predict when the curfew ends but two things to keep in mind is that they only extend it by 25 days or thereabouts at a time so there could be and most likely be at least one more extension prior to the Christmas holiday. As far as a curfew being in place through Christmas I would NOT bet against it seeing as they had curfew through this past Semana Santa which is much more "all important" to Dominicans than Christmas. Tourism in the DR is dead as as a doornail as long as countries like Canada and others require a 14 day quarantine upon returning to their home country, the curfew does not affect tourism that much because most tourists to the DR go to all inclusive resorts and are not affected by the curfew one iota.