Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;1979509]It is still all bullshit man. First of all there are no single mothers struggling to provide food, housing, and clothing for their kids. If nothing else then we have a welfare system to take care of that. A single father is not getting shit though. And even if I am having a hard time providing those things there is still no excuse for my kid going to class acting an ass and not doing their work. If anything I will encourage my kid to get their education so that they can get out of the shithole. But most people could give a damn about doing better when they are getting free shit for not doing better.

The differece is that kids in suburbs are going to school and getting their lesson. It has nothing to do with where the money is going. I can go to Harvard, which has a lot of fucking money. But if I refuse to pick up my pencil there, you can not blame Harvard for not giving me an education.

And it is correct for the schools in the suburbs to get more money than those in the inner cities. What moron would pour money into somewhere they know it will be wasted because the users of the new books and computers are not going to take care of the shit anyway. I taught in the inner city so you can't bullshit me with this stuff.[/QUOTE]If you really believe that there is no such thing as a single mother that struggles to make ends meet for her and her kids in the USA because we have a completely sufficient welfare system, then you are too clueless and too far out of touch to be worth having a dialog with, so I won't bother.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;1979499]This is bullshit Frannie. Public education is great in the US. The problem is the bad ass kids who refuse to do their work or even to go to school for that matter. [/QUOTE]It depends what you mean by lousy, I suppose. I see teachers in the US trying to teach third graders the 3 x table using algebraic formulae. This makes no sense because most third graders don't have the college level verbal skills to understand the instructions or the underlying concepts. Similarly third graders are asked to identify the key idea in a paragraph about an economic theory that sizes of things like packets of potato chips increase in a bad economy. Now this is utter nonsense, because third graders are interested in things like pet fish, puppies, bicycles and don't even know that there is such a thing as an "economy", never mind an economic cycle. Teachers in the US are like the inhabitants of the island of Laputa (wonder where that name came from) in Gulliver's Travels.

From Wikipedia.

[I]Laputa's population consists mainly of educated people, who are fond of mathematics, astronomy, music and technology, but fail to make practical use of their knowledge.

The Laputans have mastered magnetic levitation and discovered the two moons of Mars (which in reality would not be discovered for another 150 years). However, they are unable to construct well-designed clothing or buildings, because they take measurements with instruments such as quadrants and a compass rather than with tape measures.

The clothes of Laputans, which do not fit, are decorated with astrological symbols and musical figures. They spend their time listening to the music of the spheres. They believe in astrology and worry constantly that the sun will go out... The Laputan women are highly sexed and adulterous, preferring men from the island of Balnibarbi. The Laputan husbands, who are so abstracted in mathematical and musical calculations, don't know that their wives are adulterous.[/I]

[QUOTE=Member#2041;1979521]If you really believe that there is no such thing as a single mother that struggles to make ends meet for her and her kids in the USA because we have a completely sufficient welfare system, then you are too clueless and too far out of touch to be worth having a dialog with, so I won't bother.[/QUOTE]I would agree with this. While it is true that there are some kinds of services available for single mothers in the US that are not available in the DR, the welfare system is full of holes and forces mothers into low paid jobs with long hours so that they are constantly exhausted and much of the money that they earn goes into childcare and babysitting expenses. The best route for a single mother seems to be to eat herself into a stupor on junk food until she is so obese that she is classified as disabled and can get a powered wheelchair and an oxygen tank to carry with her. Her pussy has not been seen for years, which prevents her from having more kids, but makes her miserable, but fortunately she has Medicaid to pay for antidepressants.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1979527]It depends what you mean by lousy, I suppose. I see teachers in the US trying to teach third graders the 3 x table using algebraic formulae. This makes no sense because most third graders don't have the college level verbal skills to understand the instructions or the underlying concepts. Similarly third graders are asked to identify the key idea in a paragraph about an economic theory that sizes of things like packets of potato chips increase in a bad economy. Now this is utter nonsense, because third graders are interested in things like pet fish, puppies, bicycles and don't even know that there is such a thing as an "economy", never mind an economic cycle. Teachers in the US are like the inhabitants of the island of Laputa (wonder where that name came from) in Gulliver's Travels.[/QUOTE]When my stepdaughter started 9th grade in America, she was amazed how remedial it was. She said they were her teaching things in high school that she had learned in grade school, back in Romania. She eventually got over it and called American high school an "easy A" once she picked up the local lingo.

Now, can we get back to the topic of Dominican girls, instead of arguing stuff that is more appropriate elsewhere?

[QUOTE=Frannie;1979527]It depends what you mean by lousy, I suppose. I see teachers in the US trying to teach third graders the 3 x table using algebraic formulae. This makes no sense because most third graders don't have the college level verbal skills to understand the instructions or the underlying concepts. Similarly third graders are asked to identify the key idea in a paragraph about an economic theory that sizes of things like packets of potato chips increase in a bad economy. Now this is utter nonsense, because third graders are interested in things like pet fish, puppies, bicycles and don't even know that there is such a thing as an "economy", never mind an economic cycle. Teachers in the US are like the inhabitants of the island of Laputa (wonder where that name came from) in Gulliver's Travels.

From Wikipedia.

[I]Laputa's population consists mainly of educated people, who are fond of mathematics, astronomy, music and technology, but fail to make practical use of their knowledge.

The Laputans have mastered magnetic levitation and discovered the two moons of Mars (which in reality would not be discovered for another 150 years). However, they are unable to construct well-designed clothing or buildings, because they take measurements with instruments such as quadrants and a compass rather than with tape measures.

The clothes of Laputans, which do not fit, are decorated with astrological symbols and musical figures. They spend their time listening to the music of the spheres. They believe in astrology and worry constantly that the sun will go out... The Laputan women are highly sexed and adulterous, preferring men from the island of Balnibarbi. The Laputan husbands, who are so abstracted in mathematical and musical calculations, don't know that their wives are adulterous.[/I][/QUOTE]Frannie, here is a better read (Swift, I guess, originates from 'to swive'.).

[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;1979415]To be fair, the OP wrote "Haitian, or with some Haitian blood". I replied "sure, because the latter category includes most everyone in the country, at least from the social classes that produce hookers".[/QUOTE]Nah, read my last response in it's entirety. I'm convinced a large percentage of the prostitutes in Sosua are straight up Haitians fresh from the batey. Maybe it's not as high as 60% like the article claims, and the authorities might be exaggerating, but it's definitely not lower than 25%, I think the true percentage is somewhere in the middle of those two numbers. Now I'm not exactly sure who is less trustworthy and biased, the DR authorities or the posters in this forum?

[QUOTE]Exactly. The basic issue is that whenever anybody criticizes this crappy, dysfunctional country, the inevitable defense is to point to Haiti and how much worse things are there. This mentality is instilled from junior school upwards.[/QUOTE]I don't see anyone comparing this country to Haiti here. DR is better off than many countries throughout the region, so there's no reason to compare DR to the absolute worst country in the western hemisphere. So if your sole reason for being in this island is to seek desperate women who are willing to sell their body to you for a bargain, then you should head west, [blue][Racial Epithet(s) Deleted by Admin][/blue]

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In Sosua, next month looking for a good wing man, friends, to share experiences with.

The powers to be have agreed to a new after hours spot to try to grow the entertainment environment in Sosua. The after hours spot is Playa Chiquita Casino and the goal is to be the place to go after all other clubs close in the area similiar to Kaviar Disco in Puerto Plata. As I said, I got love for Sosua just not how it has been and I believe in making things happen. I do not have time for all the back and forth and put downs. Grown men do grown things! The dj is cool. His name is Dj Jairo Sosua and he speaks english.

Like the name insinuates, the mongering scene in Laputa must be great, but I couldn't find any reports.

[QUOTE=Revere;1979632]The powers to be have agreed to a new after hours spot to try to grow the entertainment environment in Sosua. The after hours spot is Playa Chiquita Casino and the goal is to be the place to go after all other clubs close in the area similiar to Kaviar Disco in Puerto Plata. As I said, I got love for Sosua just not how it has been and I believe in making things happen. I do not have time for all the back and forth and put downs. Grown men do grown things! The dj is cool. His name is Dj Jairo Sosua and he speaks english.[/QUOTE]I never really liked After One. This Chiquita has the same vibe. I went there one night and that will probably be my last time going there. The place has a nice setup however the one thing I liked about After One was the location. You can just walk to it from Classico. You didn't have to have directions nor need a motor scooter to take you there. I was in the new joint for every little bit of 10 minutes. The DJ is not diverse enough for me. It takes the crowd up to an hour to even start filtering in the club.

I personally think to move the after hour spot to that place was a strategic move done by the locals who profits from charging for rides. There is no way you are walking to Chiquita's from Classico. However, if you want for grab a late night snack (which we did) the area can work for you.

Damn the well lit casino next to After One was a winner with its operations for a little while. The area was a lot more packed.
Earlier during the day some chica were passing out flyers 4 people to patronize the casino next to after 1. I guess they were fighting for the crowd business.

[QUOTE=Giama;1979491]Yeh, I guess because I had no clue about how sosua was in 90's, and 00's. What I don't know don't hurt me, I had a fantastic time. I'm glad I found it I had never met a dominican so you could say I stumbled across it.

It was my first mongering holiday.

My List to do:

More D. R.

Brazil.

Colombia.

Panama.

Costa Rica.

Cuba.

Ethiopia (but need more research).

Its made me a more focused person back home in my city, I work, invest and stack my money. I no longer have to put up with any nonsense from any woman in my city, or make time for any bullshit, I'm even more selective now. So its made me a better business man, I no longer need to chase. That is almost priceless.[/QUOTE]We have a lot in common.

That is an added bonus we get from a mongers paradise, like Sosua. I've mentioned it here in the forum, often.

You no longer have time for the games "normal" women play back home. Work is less of a problem because you know you always have a great, cheap, vacation around the corner. I don't feel the urgency to return their texts and phone calls either. It kills them! LOL.

You always have a smile on your face, anticipating the next trip, and they notice that you are really hard to impress, so they want some of what it is you have. I got more free pussy since I started going to Sosua! :)

Although I have a long time regular down there, I don't communicate, phone or text, or send money, between visits. She knows I take good care of her when I'm there, so she's trained up. You just have to ignore the daily WhatsApp love messages, which some guys find hard to do. How we actually get together when I'm down there, is another fun story.

[QUOTE=Giama;1979491]Yeh, I guess because I had no clue about how sosua was in 90's, and 00's. What I don't know don't hurt me, I had a fantastic time. I'm glad I found it I had never met a dominican so you could say I stumbled across it.

It was my first mongering holiday.

Its made me a more focused person back home in my city, I work, invest and stack my money. I no longer have to put up with any nonsense from any woman in my city, or make time for any bullshit, I'm even more selective now. So its made me a better business man, I no longer need to chase. That is almost priceless.[/QUOTE]I feel much the same way as you. I got divorced a year and a half ago, and in the last days of my marriage, I immediately met some new girls who wanted to fuck. One was a widow and mom of two kids, who was amazing in bed, but lost interest in me after 3 weeks because I was not actually divorced yet. Another was a girl I had lusted over when I was in my early 20's, but she turned out to be a nut case who scrambled my brains worse than my wife. Horny to be sure and she was making big money. She was a doctor. But she was single for a good reason. After the divorce was final I bumped into a wannabe cougar who assumed me to be a younger man (I am in my late 50's but often assumed to be in my early 40's). She soured on me after about three weeks (again) even though things were going well between us. I went to visit an old friend in Berlin and when I arrived, I got a text from her saying she could not be my girlfriend because blah blah blah. She actually waited until I was in the air en route to Europe before she sent that. Again, she was single for a reason. But, I forgot her name promptly, because I started mongering in Berlin (a city with a great mongering scene that is not appreciated by the FKK crowd, but is the most sexualized city in Germany.) Had to check out Colombia and Spirit Airlines had a great deal ($218 round-trip) to Medellin at a time when the COP was weak against the USD. Hey, it still is weak against the $, so I suggest you check it out. Made it to Thailand at the end of last month. My head is still spinning from 9 days there. Put, that on your list, or at least check out somewhere in Asia. It was my first trip to Asia, but it won't be my last!

Yes, you get more focus when you delete the local women and the dating scene from your life. And yes, you are right. I focus more on retirement investing, and have made some important career moves after being in limbo during the last years of my marriage. I try to plan two mongering trips a year. A long weekend someplace here in the Western hemisphere. And a much longer overseas vacation. This takes money, but it also has caused me to plan, to budget and in general, manage my finances better.

Meanwhile, I moved in with my brother after I divorced, since he has a 3-bedroom house and he is gone most of the time. He has been occupied with a high-maintenance girlfriend, who treats him like shit. This is an on and off relationship. She is beautiful, to be sure, and works for a major airline so they can fly around the world if they like. But, she makes him pick up the tab on everything when they travel, and I sense his finances are being stretched though he was normally the guy who was flush with cash and money to burn. I've tried to convince him he should go on a trip with me, but he finds the whole idea of mongering a bit much. Still stuck in his old-fashioned notions of living happily ever after with the woman he loves. And in the meantime, he has got nothing done in the past three years, because he is at the beck and call of his bi*tch. I have tried to help him with home improvement projects (I actually worked construction on the homes in this subdivision when I was fresh out of high school), so he can put his house on the market (he wants to move closer to work and can realize a nice profit on the sale of his home), but he is too busy running around, wasting time and money on his girlfriend, when they are together. When they are apart, he goes out clubbing with his pals, drinks too much expensive liquor at bars, trying to pick up stray pussy. He has little success at that, though he is an attractive, solvent and good-natured guy. Overall, he is wasting his time and not getting anything done.

Oddly enough, he has not expressed any interest in what I did on my trip to Thailand. He hasn't asked me a single question about it, or showed any interest in seeing my travel photos. His friends are very curious and want to know about my mongering adventures. But, my brother? I think he is truly afraid to see what he is missing.

[QUOTE=Oakie;1979775]
You no longer have time for the games "normal" women play back home. Work is less of a problem because you know you always have a great, cheap, vacation around the corner.
[/QUOTE]Good post Oakie. This is even better if you can manage to travel every three months. Work doesn't ever seem like work at all when you have an air and hotel reservation waiting for you :)

[QUOTE=Oakie;1979775]We have a lot in common.

That is an added bonus we get from a mongers paradise, like Sosua. I've mentioned it here in the forum, often.

You no longer have time for the games "normal" women play back home. Work is less of a problem because you know you always have a great, cheap, vacation around the corner. I don't feel the urgency to return their texts and phone calls either. It kills them! LOL.

You always have a smile on your face, anticipating the next trip, and they notice that you are really hard to impress, so they want some of what it is you have. I got more free pussy since I started going to Sosua! :)

Although I have a long time regular down there, I don't communicate, phone or text, or send money, between visits. She knows I take good care of her when I'm there, so she's trained up. You just have to ignore the daily WhatsApp love messages, which some guys find hard to do. How we actually get together when I'm down there, is another fun story.[/QUOTE]Real talk, I didn't realize how much energy and resource I put into women in the UK. Until I went to Sosua.

Its amazing what supply and demand does to an industry as well as a welfare system. I have 1 chic in my city who I have trained up, that keeps me cool in between my Sosua visits. Might keep it this way while I grow my online businesses spending time working from the laptop.

I have dreams of one day when I blow up, living with 4 or 5 Dominican dimes, but I know that's probably a terrible idea, the financial disparity between us and them gets you thinking of all kinds of scenarios. Living there 6 months a year is definitely something I am working on.

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1979813]Good post Oakie. This is even better if you can manage to travel every three months. Work doesn't ever seem like work at all when you have an air and hotel reservation waiting for you :)[/QUOTE]Ah, but you got Medellin, Brasil and, I assume Thailand, too.

I can only assume, your smile must be bigger than mine!

But like the OP said, I don't know any different. I'm not sure I could handle any more than Sosua.

Right now I'm happy to go home after a week, anymore and I'd become truly addicted.

Anyway I just thought of something while I was typing.

All my life, sex was this huge thing that affected everything I did. Never thought it was normal, but enjoyed it. I remember travelling with the family, and after bedding them all down for the night, say in San Fran or LA, making an excuse to go out "for cigarettes". It was difficult for me to have any friendship with a good looking girl, I was always restraining the urge to proposition her.

Now I'm on the same page as most guys, and especially the women. Now I have attractive female friends I'm not looking to fuck!

After letting it all hang out in Sosua, sex has now become just a normal part of life, not the sole reason for the whole fucking deal :)