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A rating!
On the street, not in close contact say on a darkened long distance bus, or if you have been incacerated for years, you don't generally look lustfully at anything less than 7.
With a 7 you look and move on.
With an 8, you'll hold her gaze as she goes by.
With a 9 you turn around and stare.
With a 10 you follow her at a distance to get another look!
Anyone?
That Miss Haiti is a solid 10, I don't recall seeing anyone in Sosua who came close. The reason she is more beautiful than any other Haitians is pretty obvious, as others mentioned, she is Filipina. Also, a truly beautiful Haitian would not linger long in Sosua, she would be snapped up by some sugar daddy and taken off to another world. The average Haitian I saw in Sosua was flat chested skinny assed very dark with bad hair. As if just off the ship from Africa. Some looked better, I suspect they were naturally endowed with better bodies and general appearance and had scored more money to get more modern hair treatments make up become more sophisticated etc. And while there were many ugly women in Sosua, I also agree it was an adult playground and if you tried a little you could find very attractive women, at least for me, I was happy with what I found. I don't need a 10 to be happy. But Miss Haiti is a definite 10 and from a different class than the average Sosua chica and from a different planet than the average Haitian.
[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;1992546]This is her without all the tarting up. Attractive girl, but I saw three who were better looking and more typically Haitian in Pedro Clisante the other day. One was really stunning.[/QUOTE].
[QUOTE=CrazyJimWood;1992747]The average Haitian I saw in Sosua was ... skinny assed [/QUOTE]If Jim Wood thinks haitianas are skinny-assed, I understand why he is adjudged crazy. I am glad he can access the internet from whichever institution he is confined in.
[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;1992770]If Jim Wood thinks haitianas are skinny-assed, I understand why he is adjudged crazy. I am glad he can access the internet from whichever institution he is confined in.[/QUOTE]We were discussing chicas, not trancendental, sublime art!
That's a body that could launch a thousand ships (or a thousand Jet Blue planes full of mongers)
My buddy was on the ground a few weeks ago. He did 10 women. 8 were were Haitian 2 were Dominican. He raved about the service he received from the Haitian girls. I have a Haitian girl who has become a regular for me. She has 38 DD and smoking hot buddy. She fucks me like I am her boyfriend. The haitian girls come in many flavors.
[QUOTE=Member#2041;1992627]Look, let's not kid ourselves. Miss Haiti is a very attractive woman. She's more attractive than 95% of the Haitianas in Sosua. But not 100%. And every one of us who has done this hobby for any length of time has experienced a 7 in looks who was a 10 in attitude, whom we'd much rather spend time with and certainly rather repeat with, than anyone who is a 10 in looks but a 3 in attitude.[/QUOTE]
So, I've been going to Sosua (among other places) on and off since 2006. The one thing that I can say that has served me well in dealing with the girls is indifference. I think this is something that comes with time. It can be time in Sosua or just time mongering in general. Its like the difference between an 18 year old boy being let loose at a strip club versus a 40 year old in the same situation. You should know that, when you are ready, you can have just about any girl you want on Pedro Clisante. Period. You are in control. The only factor is how much you are willing to pay. Generally, that comes down to your assessment of the product. Or, you just needing to stick to a certain budget.
So, for me, I generally don't approach the girls with an immediate transactional conversation. If I am the initiator. More times than not, girls approach me, which I don't take issue with, no matter whether I find the girl unattractive. I, instead, approach a girl like I would any other girl, as a normal human being and try to strike up a normal conversation. In that moment, I can ascertain whether or not she will possibly be a good match for me (just like in non-mongering life). Once I determine that the girl has some personality, I move in to sexual talk, still not transactional, but more flirty. Then, I ask them what business is like for them here in Sosua and try to get a feeling for how long and how broad their experience in hoe-ing might be. In short, how hardened they are. Again, no pricing brought up. I look for hints about how popular they are, how much business they get per day. Then, I start prying about how much they make in a day. By now, if I am really interested, I'll have probably bought them a beer or juice or some such inexpensive drink, to encourage them to remain stationary for awhile.
Sometimes, if I can tell that a girl has not been in the business long (you know, some of them just seem out of place), I'll tell them, "you don't seem like you belong here. " That is usually a very well received compliment, as you're basically saying, "you don't seem like a hoe. " This has probably been 10-15 min that I've gotten this far into a conversation. From here, I might comment on how hot it is and invite them to hang out in my air conditioned place or pool, maybe listen to music. Or, I might just take their number and ask if they want to join me for dinner later. This is all reserved for top notch girls that I don't mind putting a little extra time into and would consider nice "arm candy". If we're off to my place, and I've got her hooked, I interrupt getting up from the bar / table / whatever and reluctantly bring up the topic of price. By this point, I have never gotten an unreasonable price! Never. And, I always make it seem like it is a lot, but ask for more time for that price because, "I think we're going to have a great time together." It's called game, fellas! No, you don't have to "talk them out of their panties," but it helps to talk them out of your wallet.
This tactic has yielded me many unforgettable experiences with some great girls. But, I was perfectly willing to let them go if it didn't feel right at any time. There's always one prettier, sexier, and less expensive that will be along any minute. Or, there's one that will at least meet your minimum criteria for a quickie. In any case, you are in control. I have a daily budget and I stick to it. Maybe I'll spend less than normal on one girl, maybe more on another, but it all evens out at the end of the day. We have to keep the rates within our acceptable range, but don't stress over 500-1000 pesos in a hard negotiation, when you can talk your way out of that with a little creativity, a smile, and some human decency. Not that any of us fuckers are decent!
Rodeo out!
Hey,
I was just wondering, has anyone intentionally tried hooking up with any of the female tourists that might be in the area? What is the success rate on that? Seems like it would be a worthy thread to start. Also, what are some establishments frequented by such loose, morally flexible female travelers?
In it to win it (poon tang, that is).
Rodeo.
[QUOTE=Rodeo9112;1992971]. Not that any of us fuckers are decent![/QUOTE]Good report!
The only thing lower than hoes are mongers :)
There's no market for female tourists in Sosua.
You might find them at the fancier all inclusives, Punta Cana, maybe Puerto Plata.
The few female tourists you find in Sosua are usually doing what we do there, looking for local "color".
[QUOTE=CrazyJimWood;1992747]That Miss Haiti is a solid 10, I don't recall seeing anyone in Sosua who came close.
.[/QUOTE]All you are saying is that kind of racially ambiguous, clean cut college-girl look approximates to your personal ideal woman, and that you like women who are tall with well-toned legs. Nothing wrong with that, but it doesn't mean it is the height of sexiness for everyone else. (Personally I find that birthmark on the side of her mouth annoying, perhaps because it reminds me of another Haitian woman who looks rather like her facially whom I know quite well as a friend of a friend and don't care for.).
[QUOTE=Rodeo9112;1992971]So, I've been going to Sosua (among other places) on and off since 2006. The one thing that I can say that has served me well in dealing with the girls is indifference. I think this is something that comes with time. It can be time in Sosua or just time mongering in general. Its like the difference between an 18 year old boy being let loose at a strip club versus a 40 year old in the same situation. You should know that, when you are ready, you can have just about any girl you want on Pedro Clisante. Period. You are in control. The only factor is how much you are willing to pay. Generally, that comes down to your assessment of the product. Or, you just needing to stick to a certain budget.
So, for me, I generally don't approach the girls with an immediate transactional conversation. If I am the initiator. More times than not, girls approach me, which I don't take issue with, no matter whether I find the girl unattractive. I, instead, approach a girl like I would any other girl, as a normal human being and try to strike up a normal conversation. In that moment, I can ascertain whether or not she will possibly be a good match for me (just like in non-mongering life). Once I determine that the girl has some personality, I move in to sexual talk, still not transactional, but more flirty. Then, I ask them what business is like for them here in Sosua and try to get a feeling for how long and how broad their experience in hoe-ing might be. In short, how hardened they are. Again, no pricing brought up. I look for hints about how popular they are, how much business they get per day. Then, I start prying about how much they make in a day. By now, if I am really interested, I'll have probably bought them a beer or juice or some such inexpensive drink, to encourage them to remain stationary for awhile.
Sometimes, if I can tell that a girl has not been in the business long (you know, some of them just seem out of place), I'll tell them, "you don't seem like you belong here. " That is usually a very well received compliment, as you're basically saying, "you don't seem like a hoe. " This has probably been 10-15 min that I've gotten this far into a conversation. From here, I might comment on how hot it is and invite them to hang out in my air conditioned place or pool, maybe listen to music. Or, I might just take their number and ask if they want to join me for dinner later. This is all reserved for top notch girls that I don't mind putting a little extra time into and would consider nice "arm candy". If we're off to my place, and I've got her hooked, I interrupt getting up from the bar / table / whatever and reluctantly bring up the topic of price. By this point, I have never gotten an unreasonable price! Never. And, I always make it seem like it is a lot, but ask for more time for that price because, "I think we're going to have a great time together." It's called game, fellas! No, you don't have to "talk them out of their panties," but it helps to talk them out of your wallet.
This tactic has yielded me many unforgettable experiences with some great girls. But, I was perfectly willing to let them go if it didn't feel right at any time. There's always one prettier, sexier, and less expensive that will be along any minute. Or, there's one that will at least meet your minimum criteria for a quickie. In any case, you are in control. I have a daily budget and I stick to it. Maybe I'll spend less than normal on one girl, maybe more on another, but it all evens out at the end of the day. We have to keep the rates within our acceptable range, but don't stress over 500-1000 pesos in a hard negotiation, when you can talk your way out of that with a little creativity, a smile, and some human decency. Not that any of us fuckers are decent!
Rodeo out![/QUOTE]This is a great approach, but the majority of the guys coming to Sosua these days don't have more than five words of Spanish. You and I are the old guard my friend, the new crew want point and click, slam bam thank you mam.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;1993312]This is a great approach, but the majority of the guys coming to Sosua these days don't have more than five words of Spanish. You and I are the old guard my friend, the new crew want point and click, slam bam thank you mam.[/QUOTE]True. I thought about that as I was typing!
[QUOTE=Rodeo9112;1992971]
But, I was perfectly willing to let them go if it didn't feel right at any time. There's always one prettier, sexier, and less expensive that will be along any minute. Or, there's one that will at least meet your minimum criteria for a quickie.
Rodeo out!
[/QUOTE]I don't entirely agree. You can always trade the chica in front of you for an improvement on any two of the three criteria, but not on all three at once.
Immigration has been hitting the streets in Cabarete, Sosua and even Costambar. They are supposed to be targeting people that are working here without legal residency but they have grabbed people for simply not having their passports to prove that they haven't overstayed their tourist stamp 30 day limit. I watched them grab people coming out of Super Pola and I saw them raid the Red Elephant and take the owner away. 61 people so far. My advise to anyone visiting, bring a copy of your details page of your passport with you and once you get stamped take a photo of your entry stamp and keep it with you at all times or you could be detained. For those of you like me that have overstayed, carry enough pesos on you to pay the fine once you are bused to Puerto Plata.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;1993704]Immigration has been hitting the streets in Cabarete, Sosua and even Costambar. They are supposed to be targeting people that are working here without legal residency but they have grabbed people for simply not having their passports to prove that they haven't overstayed their tourist stamp 30 day limit. I watched them grab people coming out of Super Pola and I saw them raid the Red Elephant and take the owner away. 61 people so far. My advise to anyone visiting, bring a copy of your details page of your passport with you and once you get stamped take a photo of your entry stamp and keep it with you at all times or you could be detained. For those of you like me that have overstayed, carry enough pesos on you to pay the fine once you are bused to Puerto Plata.[/QUOTE]Read about that today on fb. Just returned Monday and didn't even experience anything like that. Friend got pulled over for no helmet too and nothing. Maybe because we looked like weekend warriors LOL.
PUERTO PLATA. - The local authorities of the General Directorate of Migration (DGM) made a tremendous lapse this Thursday afternoon when in an operation carried out in the towns of Sosúa and Cabarete against illegal aliens, supposedly confused a group of tourists Canadians with undocumented outsiders, which created a situation of despair and was rated as very dangerous by some hoteliers.
As reported by the journalist Junior Henríquez, among the tourists who were confused as foreigners without legal permission to be in the country is a Canadian national who reported that he came to Puerto Plata to spend a month on vacation and was arrested when he went to The beach, because the immigration agents introduced him to a bus without words and did not allow him to explain that he was a tourist and had documents that accredit him as a legal visitor.
It is stated that in the group of agents of the General Directorate of Migration (DGM) there was no one who spoke English or French and it was necessary that an employee of an apartment where tourists stay, came to the aid of tourists arrested by mistake, the Which sought the passports of foreigners, which in spite of everything were stopped in that bus for more than 8 hours and were transferred to the city of Puerto Plata.
Also, the communicator Oscar Peralta, said that the group of Canadian foreigners arrived in Sosúa on vacation, have spent several weeks enjoying beaches, sun, nature and tranquility, still obviating the deterioration of streets, sidewalks and rests, but when they walked Through the streets of that locality between shopping and distraction they are approached by a Migration brigade requesting documents and identification.
Foreigners, of course, explain to immigration officials that they have their documents in the hotel, but without words they were mounted on a bus and taken to Puerto Plata to find out their immigration status, so that approximately five hours Then they were released.