Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Ipanema Carioca;1534852]The girl you posted is a different girl.[/QUOTE]I know the girl I posted is her younger sister Fran or aka Isabel. My man T dealt with your girl in Dec and last month for 3 days of the GFE. They hit it off and T is a very over average dude. He did complained that she couldn't take it like she did the first two nights. I scene his video on her and she was taking it well. T left his money and valuables laying around her. No problems! You are right she is ban from the clubs so is her sister. She is well known for fighting and kicking chicas asses. Sounds like she did to you what her sister did to T. I posted about his episode with her sister earlier last month. I had great times with her sister but T didn't.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1534734]I agree with you Oldkool but you are in SD, Sosua, PC and other areas. For someone who is based primarily in Sosua for a couple of weeks or more, the need to import there is wanted for change up. Imagine being in Sosua seeing and dealing with the same streetwalkers for a couple of weeks. BORING and irritating. I say a man should do a little importing here and there. It seems from a few on ground reports the SW chicas are getting besides themselves. I few imports may shake out some appreciation and adjustment of attitudes. No. It might not be the ideal location like SD for GFE but it sure is a welcomed change of pace![/QUOTE]Been here almost three weeks now and bringing in the wives from Puerto Plata some nights and pulling them off the Strip is working well for me.

[QUOTE=OldKool;1534697]I think guys who consistently have problems are consistently doing something wrong. They are giving a vibe that make the girls uncomfortable. How you pick your chica plays a big roll in how they perform. You got to have some chemistry. .[/QUOTE]I agree with you Olk. If you keep getting pick pocketed its not the pick pocket fault you came until there world. There is a high correlation of consistently bad results with ones decision making. One will never know the experience he will get from a chica until afterwards. You will never know the problems a particular car will have until after you get it, however, understanding the models, the car, what you want, and using a good decision making process and can save you from common problems. If the dealers keeps over pricing you, giving high interests rates, not respecting your business. Yes the dealer have some blame, however, the man in the mirror is the first person I will question. Example: Mr Gogo (an international vet) said in BC when he realized he picked a dud, the first thing he did after he got rid of her ass is REPLAYED the situation in his mind to see where or if HE slipped in the game just in case adjustments are need.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1534898]I agree with you Olk. If you keep getting pick pocketed its not the pick pocket fault you came until there world. There is a high correlation of consistently bad results with ones decision making. One will never know the experience he will get from a chica until afterwards. You will never know the problems a particular car will have until after you get it, however, understanding the models, the car, what you want, and using a good decision making process and can save you from common problems. If the dealers keeps over pricing you, giving high interests rates, not respecting your business. Yes the dealer have some blame, however, the man in the mirror is the first person I will question. Example: Mr Gogo (an international vet) said in BC when he realized he picked a dud, the first thing he did after he got rid of her ass is REPLAYED the situation in his mind to see where or if HE slipped in the game just in case adjustments are need.[/QUOTE]I believe I understand the correlations you are making. But please explain why you believe a person is to blame for somebody elses behavior? The pick pockets job is to pick pockets. The car dealers job is to sell cars, potentially as high as is possible.

If a pick pocket keeps picking pockets or a car dealer keeps trying to over price people or offer them high interest rates etc, that doesn't mean whoever they target has done something wrong or they need to look in the mirror. The people you describe, they don't discriminate from who they attempt to target. Thats the nature of their occupation. They'll attempt to do it to anybody. In fact, I'm sure in some instances they pride themselves on going after targets that think they can't get got.

Surely it is not the pickpockets fault one came into their world. But that is not even an issue nor would anybody dispute that. Now, how many times does one need to be pick pocketed before they qualify for needing to look in the mirror? Suppose a dude keeps getting pick pocketed but the thieves don't get anything to steal because he doesn't bring anything for them to steal or he has it hidden? Does that mean the individual needs to look in the mirror?

I don't know or have heard many stories of one individual who keeps getting pick pocketed and the thieves are enriched in each instance? The situation can be about something other than dealing with a pick pocket. How about stuff being stolen from ones safe? Does a guest need to look in the mirror if stuff is stolen from his safe, especially if it happened at more than one hotel? If a guy has his luggage misplaced by the airline consistently, does that mean he needs to look in the mirror too?

My point is. Behavior, poor service, incompetence, theft, deception etc from others does not necessarily equate to an individuals fault and assume they have a problem or are doing something wrong. I have said once, and will continue to say it. Each situation that occurs needs to be evaluated on it's own merits and circumstances to determine where fault lies. But just to draw conclusions that something that has happened to an individual a few times means the person has done something wrong, I don't see it. How about all of the times a guy hasnt been pick pocketed or didn't get dogged at the dealership? Does that mean the individual did something right? If it works in one instance it should work when you apply it to ones positive or uneventful circumstances. But somehow those positive instances don't seem to be included in order to determine where true fault or culpability may lie in the overall scheme of cause and effect.

I forgot to mention in my previous report about one of the chicas I had the other night. At the very beginning of the night, she claimed there was something wrong with her phone, so she gave me her GF's number in order to contact her.

When this chica and I were together, she showed me a phone that would not respond to the touch screen. I figured then, I would hear more about her phone woes later. And like clockwork, she brought up the phone again right after I paid her. She put on a pretty good performance too. She was pouting and pleading for me to give her more money to get her phone repaired. I deflected and declined consistently enough until she gave up, and I dropped her ass off by D'Latins.

Here's my take on the issue which hopefully others may consider. 1st off she strolls with a chica that is probably her teacher / mentor. I knew that going in. This chica seems like she was rehearsed.

2nd, the fucked up phone could easily have been a prop phone. Meaning a broken phone used to bait a guy into buying a phone or in this case to get a guy to give her money. Either way she can sell the phone you buy, say it was stolen. Or in the case of fixing the phone, say they didn't fix it, or she didn't get it back yet. And quite naturally, she may have a perfectly working galaxy, iphone, or some other working phone instead of that "bait" phone.

I didnt buy no phone, nor did I give her extra money. I just dropped her cute ass off.

Side note!

From a "consistent" standpoint, one can say I consistently see chicas trying their schemes towards me, but by the same token, I have consistently had chicas who I have had no issues or problems from them. In either case, I didn't do anything particularly right or wrong on my end. Whatever happened or didn't happen was the result of the type of chicas I was involved with. In both instances, I picked them. So, is a dude responsible for the good and the bad that chicas bring to his doorstep, or is he responsible only for the bad chicas / experiences?

My buddy from Southern California arrived on Tuesday and I wanted to share some of his observations, and mine of my buddy as this being his first time here. We are both Tijuana, Mexico regulars just about every weekend and I explained to him that this was a very different place. We are used to dealing with rateros, crooked cops, drug dealers, hustlers, and Chicas with slash / burn marks and tatoos in Tijuana. Upon arrival I gave a him a tour of the Strip and he was surprised by all the Dominican men on the street corners shouting "Change" over and over again followed by them hawking Viagra for sale. Kind of makes sense when you think about it, you need Pesos to pay the Putas and then a hard-on to bang them. You would think they also would be selling condoms too.

We stopped at the bar directly across the street from Rumbas around 5 PM, sat at one of the tables and ordered some soda pops and watched the parade of Putas up and down the street and in and out of Rumbas. He couldn't believe the variety of Chicas from black to white, thick and thin, and all the big booty's. He was also surprised as to how well the Chicas dressed. We both agreed that the women in Tijuana are dogs compared to the women here in Sosua. I then took him into the Voodo lounge (Bar Central) and explained to him that inside and directly out front of Bar Central is "Haiti Central". After about an an hour and half he made is first selection which was a very tall / thin dark Dominican. Since it was early I told him to just offer 1, 000 pesos and start from there. The Chica said okay but wanted 1, 500 Pesos if she did a good job. My buddy informed me afterwards that he was in awe of this one having two kids, having a killer body with no stretch marks, and being tight as a drum and gave her 1, 500 Pesos. He also told me this was the darkest girl he had ever been with and it was very good. With that remark I sensed something was up with him. Later that evening after dinner we hit the Strip again and this time he went with a Haitian who was very dark, almost purple who was hanging out in front of Bar Central. I was informed in the morning that he might be going black while in Sosua and not coming back.

[QUOTE=Wrx2005; 1534910]I believe I understand the correlations you are making. But please explain why you believe a person is to blame for somebody elses behavior? The pick pockets job is to pick pockets. The car dealers job is to sell cars, potentially as high as is possible.

{So now YOU know about the pick pockets and the car dealer and YOU find Yourself consistently being victimized. Check- before you wreck- yourself}

If a pick pocket keeps picking pockets or a car dealer keeps trying to over price people or offer them high interest rates etc, that doesn't mean whoever they target has done something wrong or they need to look in the mirror. The people you describe, they don't discriminate from who they attempt to target. Thats the nature of their occupation. They'll attempt to do it to anybody. In fact, I'm sure in some instances they pride themselves on going after targets that think they can't get got.

{ I disagree. You don't think a pick pockets would target a known Police Officer do you. That's so much better than some American in a club. Do you think they will target the sober little guy or the big passed out man of the floor. The chica with skin tight jeans or the one with very loose cargo pockets. }

Surely it is not the pickpockets fault one came into their world. But that is not even an issue nor would anybody dispute that. Now, how many times does one need to be pick pocketed before they qualify for needing to look in the mirror? Suppose a dude keeps getting pick pocketed but the thieves don't get anything to steal because he doesn't bring anything for them to steal or he has it hidden? Does that mean the individual needs to look in the mirror?

{1. That's on the individual. 2. Yes I hope he asked himself what I need to do the stop this change my environment, how or where I hide my money? }

I don't know or have heard many stories of one individual who keeps getting pick pocketed and the thieves are enriched in each instance? The situation can be about something other than dealing with a pick pocket. How about stuff being stolen from ones safe? Does a guest need to look in the mirror if stuff is stolen from his safe, especially if it happened at more than one hotel? If a guy has his luggage misplaced by the airline consistently, does that mean he needs to look in the mirror too?

{ Hell yeah! I would start checking myself on the safes I pick to place my money, hotels I'm choosing and the airline I'm flying. }

My point is. Behavior, poor service, incompetence, theft, deception etc from others does not necessarily equate to an individuals fault and assume they have a problem or are doing something wrong. I have said once, and will continue to say it. Each situation that occurs needs to be evaluated on it's own merits and circumstances to determine where fault lies. But just to draw conclusions that something that has happened to an individual a few times means the person has done something wrong.[/QUOTE]{ You know I respected your point, but if I consistently find myself the victim of these acts of others (sing)"Starting with the at the man in the mirror!". If I consistently myself a victim of DR chicas hard life crisis, consistently find myself with a different chica back in the WU line, and I have a problem with that. I think I am consistently doing something wrong (sing)" Asking him to change his ways". I don't know how many is a few times but if its considered consistent. "There is a high correlation of consistently bad results with ones decision making". PS First round on me in Sosua! }

[QUOTE=Surfer500;1534952]I was informed in the morning that he might be going black while in Sosua and not coming back.[/QUOTE]It's all pink inside. ROTFL!

[QUOTE=Wrx2005; 1534921]I forgot to mention in my previous report about one of the chicas I had the other night. At the very beginning of the night, she claimed there was something wrong with her phone, so she gave me her GF's number in order to contact her.

When this chica and I were together, she showed me a phone that would not respond to the touch screen. I figured then, I would hear more about her phone woes later. And like clockwork, she brought up the phone again right after I paid her. She put on a pretty good performance too. She was pouting and pleading for me to give her more money to get her phone repaired. I deflected and declined consistently enough until she gave up, and I dropped her ass off by D'Latins.

Here's my take on the issue which hopefully others may consider. 1st off she strolls with a chica that is probably her teacher / mentor. I knew that going in. This chica seems like she was rehearsed.

2nd, the fucked up phone could easily have been a prop phone. Meaning a broken phone used to bait a guy into buying a phone or in this case to get a guy to give her money. Either way she can sell the phone you buy, say it was stolen. Or in the case of fixing the phone, say they didn't fix it, or she didn't get it back yet. And quite naturally, she may have a perfectly working galaxy, iphone, or some other working phone instead of that "bait" phone.

I didn't buy no phone, nor did I give her extra money. I just dropped her cute ass off.

Side note!

From a "consistent" standpoint, one can say I consistently see chicas trying their schemes towards me, but by the same token, I have consistently had chicas who I have had no issues or problems from them. In either case, I didn't do anything particularly right or wrong on my end. Whatever happened or didn't happen was the result of the type of chicas I was involved with. In both instances, I picked them. So, is a dude responsible for the good and the bad that chicas bring to his doorstep, or is he responsible only for the bad chicas / experiences?[/QUOTE]Did you know you used the pronoun I over 21 tiempos. LOL the I's have control. You knew what was coming. You chose to continue. You handled the situation thankfully so. So many of us through in the towel. I have myself. No money but an item of value. After I thought about it. I got mad at myself. How much was she asking for and if you don't mind lo mucho que le dio.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;1534952]He also told me this was the darkest girl he had ever been with and it was very good. With that remark I sensed something was up with him. Later that evening after dinner we hit the Strip again and this time he went with a Haitian who was very dark, almost purple who was hanging out in front of Bar Central. I was informed in the morning that he might be going black while in Sosua and not coming back.[/QUOTE]So you gave him the red pill! Some friend you are.

[QUOTE=Wrx2005; 1534921]I didn't buy no phone, nor did I give her extra money. I just dropped her cute ass off.

Side note!

From a "consistent" standpoint, one can say I consistently see chicas trying their schemes towards me, but by the same token, I have consistently had chicas who I have had no issues or problems from them. In either case, I didn't do anything particularly right or wrong on my end. Whatever happened or didn't happen was the result of the type of chicas I was involved with. In both instances, I picked them. So, is a dude responsible for the good and the bad that chicas bring to his doorstep, or is he responsible only for the bad chicas / experiences?[/QUOTE]Jolly good! And how much was the chica actually asking for to repair the phone? Did she or you get an estimate for the repair. Usually these things don't cost more than 500 pesos in the DR. Or you can buy a simple replacement phone for about $10. I have had my $10 Orange Alcatel phone for about 3 years and it still works.

Anyway it is disgraceful that these bad chicas are getting rich at the expense of noble hard working mongers and buying phones with cameras and Facebook. They ought to have a salary cap like in the NFL-no more than 1000 pesos for 24 hours and a weekend in jail any time a monger reports them to the Tourist Police for underperformance, refusing BBBJ, not orgasming, etc.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;1534952]Upon arrival I gave a him a tour of the Strip and he was surprised by all the Dominican men on the street corners shouting "Change" over and over again followed by them hawking Viagra for sale.[/QUOTE]There are just a few guys on a couple of street corners who do it and the same guys have been doing it for years. They try to sell the generic Viagra at a 500% mark up, but I doubt if there is the same margin on condoms.

I so often think we take Sosua for granite. See through your friends home what a gift Sosua is. The quantity and variety of women is amazing. If you have any skills with women you can write your own ticket. Sosua is not perfect but for the price it is very hard to beat.

[QUOTE=Surfer500; 1534952]My buddy from Southern California arrived on Tuesday and I wanted to share some of his observations, and mine of my buddy as this being his first time here. We are both Tijuana, Mexico regulars just about every weekend and I explained to him that this was a very different place. We are used to dealing with rateros, crooked cops, drug dealers, hustlers, and Chicas with slash / burn marks and tatoos in Tijuana. Upon arrival I gave a him a tour of the Strip and he was surprised by all the Dominican men on the street corners shouting "Change" over and over again followed by them hawking Viagra for sale. Kind of makes sense when you think about it, you need Pesos to pay the Putas and then a hard-on to bang them. You would think they also would be selling condoms too.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1534883]I know the girl I posted is her younger sister Fran or aka Isabel.[/QUOTE]You know, if you go to Sosua a lot you're going to eventually get an asshole. She will eventually create a bad situation for her self that only a few fellas will take her or her sister. I was in Sosua last December and I'm leaving Saturday afternoon after 10 days. I got the word out on her ass already. By the time I'm finished with her rep, she won't even get picked for a cookie fight.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1535001]{ You know I respected your point, but if I consistently find myself the victim of these acts of others (sing)"Starting with the at the man in the mirror!". If I consistently myself a victim of DR chicas hard life crisis, consistently find myself with a different chica back in the WU line, and I have a problem with that. I think I am consistently doing something wrong (sing)" Asking him to change his ways". I don't know how many is a few times but if its considered consistent. "There is a high correlation of consistently bad results with ones decision making". PS First round on me in Sosua! }[/QUOTE]I do not have a problem with an individual who recognizes he made mistakes, and thus created an environment to be victimized. What I have a problem with is seeing individuals lumping individuals altogether, and trying to conclude, suggest or imply that consistent negative behavior from chicas means someone is a consistent victim. And that it consequently means they must be doing something wrong to attract consistent negative behavior from chicas. I'm saying that premise and perspective is false. Thats the main issue I am addressing.