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[QUOTE=ColombiaLover;2411055]I question why any gringo would want to do this shit. Seems that most gringos I run into in Medellin are in to some shit. Weed, coke, Tussi, etc. I could care less.[/QUOTE]LOL yeah I'll stick to pussy and getting tipsy at the club.
[QUOTE=CzarNicholas;2410738]You have provide thee quotes of the day.
They typically look at a guy who is overly nice as weak and they think of him as a loser, and potentially a victim.
[/QUOTE]I don't buy that. I mean no disrespect, maybe it is because I come from a different cultural background. I don't know any women who prefer a rude and angry person over a person with a well balanced temperament. Maybe there are parts of the world where bad temper and violence tendency is a virtues. If so, I accept its existence. I'm not judging. I don't think I will ever be extremely rude to a girl. If that's a weakness, so be it.
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2410698]You are lucky and playing an extremely dangerous game. Using drugs in Medellin, is not like using drugs anywhere else in the world. Using drugs in Afghanistan and South East Asia, is not like using drugs anywhere else in the world. The purity level and overdose risk factor increases tenfold, but hey, have at it.
On the other hand, trying to get a Colombian street chic to think like an American rich person, is a great dream. I've seen well to do Colombians, who had no idea how to run a business in a first world country and believe me, I have exploited their weakness and made money through the roof. That's neither here nor there, all that we are trying to tell you is this: these girls are loyal to no one other than the 2-4 hours they spend making their money, and even then if the opportunity arises, they will rob you blind. This chic manage to rob you without pulling a gun or calling the police, so imagine when she get smart enough to incorporate a few of the local cops into her scheme of fleecing gringos? I've seen just how slick and vicious these chics can be.
One thing about Centro is this, if you hang around long enough, you'll learn how petty the thieves are and you won't lose as much money when they rob you, thieves in Centro only steal about $10-$20,000 pesos per thieving activity. Just something that I have learned in all of my time in Centro. BTW traveled to Medellin about 18 times in 2018, about 15 times in 2019, and I have a really extended stay coming up, hope to see some of you guys down there real soon.
Money does not change the mindset of ghetto chics, remember this. Keep in mind, you're in Medellin to bang chics, not fall in love or impress them. Pollo Negro is out![/QUOTE]The short version from the Midwest:
You can take the girl out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park out of the girl.
[QUOTE=Talon;2407318]Why 3 different accommodations? Why not just stay in one place?
Two massage places I've tried were Jade Palace and Om Spa for Men. Neither have a particularly diverse selection--Jade only had 3 masseuses when I went in the afternoon. I went with the prettiest and got a perfunctory amateurish massage, followed by a bbj and cowgirl. Cost was around 150 k plus 30 k for the uncovered BJ. Not bad service but not great either. Far better deals to be had elsewhere. I went to Om spa a few more times as it was near my rental and it kind of was my fallback place for when my FB date stood me up and I couldn't find anything else. They were way better at massages and knew how to tease, but would never offer anything more than a happy ending, and only if you tipped like 50 k. I'd love to have a proper tantric massage followed by mind-blowing sex but so far that unicorn has remained elusive.
If you get bored of sex and want to do something more touristy take a day trip to Guatape and check out La Piedra. A bus leaves the north terminal every hour, takes around 2 hours and costs 10 k each way. Be warned that climbing La Piedra is no easy undertaking but the view is absolutely killer.[/QUOTE]Hi,
I am also planning to visit Medellin in summer I was doing my research by RTTF and found this post I was also considering to split my tour into mansion and airbnb apartment, but here you are recommending to stay in one place, can you please recommend which one place to stay. I can't speak Spanish and have never visited Colombia before. Also please tell can we bring outside girls to mansion.
Thanks.
[QUOTE=BostonVagrant;2410808]Hotel Loyd is awesome. Average room is $60 a night comes with breakfast, just far enough away for no noise. It's a girl leaves a room without you they will call you to make sure everything is okay. No fee. Disclaimer last time I stayed there was March 2019.
One room they have has a steam room and jacuzzi but there is no window.[/QUOTE]I visited Medellin the first time in March 2017. Hotel Loyd was recommended to me by a super knowledgeable person. There was no chica fee and they took down her cedula info at the reception. I stayed there two weeks. After the 3rd girl (I was bringing someone every other day) no-one said a word BUT I got the stink-eye from the reception person. Afterwards, I sat down to breakfast in the morning. I was the only one there at 6:30. No one came to serve me and soon thereafter 3 other people came down and they were seated, orders taken and served before someone came to take my order. So, I can't know if it has changed or not but I'm throwing in this information for consideration.
If you have even a passing ability at Spanish, I would stay in Laureles or Belen. Easier for the girls to get there (I. E. Less likely to be waiting) things are a lot less expensive and you'll get to know something about how real Colombians live.
[QUOTE=Captain1234;2410809]Please do not mess with tussi, I lived in Medellin for 5 months, I ended up ruining my life with tussi, I never did any drugs, I did with a girl fell in love with her instantly, and she made my life a living hell, tussi was a great high for me, too great for me, I spent 50 k in 5 months parting with this girl, I lost 40 lbs, and I am obsessed with this girl, she got beat me with a mop handle and called the police, I was lucky the police did not find the 30 grams of tussi I hid, she demanded 2 million peso, you should have seen her face when, I told the police I would pay them but not her. Tussi is not to be played with.[/QUOTE]I agree with your "don't mess with drugs" statement. The rest?
It doesn't sound like Tussi was the problem.
1. You fell in love. No you didn't. You got pussy drunk and forgot that you can get pussy anywhere.
2. She made your life a living hell. No. Your life, your decisions. If it became a living hell it's because you handed over the wheel and let her drive.
3. Tussi was too great of a high for you. You let one mistake, getting pussy drunk, lead to another mistake. You thought adding drugs to a fucked up situation would fix it. When the fire is already out of control, gasoline isn't the solution.
4. You spent $50 k in 5 months partying. With the girl, without the girl. Doesn't matter. You decided you were going to party and not worry about the cost. The girl just got 5 months of big paydays.
5. She beat you up with a mop handle and called the cops. I'd love to hear her side of the story. If you're sitting around with 30 g of Tussi, you were way overdue for a beating. That's begging for either a robbery or a nice time exploring the Colombian legal system.
6. We should have seen her face. I'm thinking we should have seen your face when you were sweating bullets the cops would find your stash, after a little Colombian girl beat your ass.
7. You were willing to pay the police and not her. If you blew $50 k in 5 months she had already made at least 50 million pesos off you. Losing the 2 million probably didn't hurt as much as the mop handle. However, taking the risk that she would tell the cops about your big stash doesn't sound like the brightest move. $600 or 3 years in a Colombian prison?
Nope. Tussi wasn't the problem. You remind me of the guy I saw in an Albuquerque strip club. Ran up $16 k in cash advances on his Amex card one night. Bottles of Dom Perignon, making it rain, just throwing money around. A week later he claimed the strip club was to blame and they should reimburse the money.
Here are some simple rules:
1. Don't fall in love with hookers, strippers, porn stars or webcam girls. They're rentals. Time shares. You can't live there.
2. Stay in control. Letting someone else, whether it's a hooker or your dick, make all the decisions is a bad move.
3. Take responsibility for your actions. Unless you need adult supervision, you can't blame the drugs, alcohol or girls.
4. Think first. The time to check your parachute is before you jump.
5. Set limits. Money and brain cells will eventually run out. Don't spend them all in one place.
6. Know your weaknesses. If an alcoholic knows certain situations strain his ability to remain sober, he keeps away from those situations. If you know you can't refuse when some chica sticks a straw in front of you, don't hang out with girls carrying bags of pink powder. If you can't close your wallet to a chica who won't close her legs, hire a slapper. A slapper is someone who follows you around and slaps sense into you when needed.
7. Recognize the risks. The time to reevaluate your life choices is before you're getting beaten with a mop handle.
[QUOTE=ColombiaLover;2411055]I question why any gringo would want to do this shit. Seems that most gringos I run into in Medellin are in to some shit. Weed, coke, Tussi, etc. I could care less.[/QUOTE]If good pussy isn't a heavy duty addictive drug, I don't know what is.
You would think most gringos are here for the pussy, but apparently not, as lots of them are here for more based on some of the posts as of lately.
I don't know about others, but having a nice, tight, and wet pussy in your face can be very addictive, and an expensive habit for some, no different than drugs.
[QUOTE=SJobs;2411063]I don't buy that. I mean no disrespect, maybe it is because I come from a different cultural background. I don't know any women who prefer a rude and angry person over a person with a well balanced temperament. Maybe there are parts of the world where bad temper and violence tendency is a virtues. If so, I accept its existence. I'm not judging. I don't think I will ever be extremely rude to a girl. If that's a weakness, so be it.[/QUOTE]Hold on, you might want to read what I wrote again. I specifically said don't be an asshole and that you want a "happy medium. " Being rude is not going to be productive. Violent, forget it. That won't end well for anyone.
But if you're overly nice and reasonable, especially when they're messing with you, that's not good. They're just going to ramp it up.
[QUOTE=Njoean197;2410244]I am planning a short trip back to Medellin next month and I was wondering if anyone could offer their thoughts on purchasing and taking tussi with a working girl? I have never taken it or other hard drugs. Is this something dangerous I shouldn't risk in Medellin? Will working girls look at me like I am crazy if I ask them to do this with me? Is there a high chance that I will be buying fake tussi? Where to acquire it? If anyone could offer some personal experiences with tussi and answer some of these questions I would greatly it. Thanks in advance for responses.[/QUOTE]You have received quite a bit of advice to your post, but you have not responded to any which makes me question your motives. I realize that you are not obligated to respond but a question such as this with the responses you've gotten would normally have some sort of follow up from the person who asked such a question.
[QUOTE=SJobs;2411063] I don't think I will ever be extremely rude to a girl. If that's a weakness, so be it.[/QUOTE]You don't have to be mean or rude about it. When she asked for Uber, you could have called Uber or just gave her taxi money to leave. You didn't and let her push you subsequently.
[QUOTE=SJobs;2411063]maybe it is because I come from a different cultural background.[/QUOTE]
I think I know why you said this. That's why I pointed out this to you in my earlier reply. This is not black and white but it is much easier to have a strict boundary.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2411075]I agree with your "don't mess with drugs" statement. The rest?
It doesn't sound like Tussi was the problem.
1. You fell in love. No you didn't. You got pussy drunk and forgot that you can get pussy anywhere.
2. She made your life a living hell. No. Your life, your decisions. If it became a living hell it's because you handed over the wheel and let her drive.
3. Tussi was too great of a high for you. You let one mistake, getting pussy drunk, lead to another mistake. You thought adding drugs to a fucked up situation would fix it. When the fire is already out of control, gasoline isn't the solution.
4. You spent $50 k in 5 months partying. With the girl, without the girl. Doesn't matter. You decided you were going to party and not worry about the cost. The girl just got 5 months of big paydays.
5. She beat you up with a mop handle and called the cops. I'd love to hear her side of the story. If you're sitting around with 30 g of Tussi, you were way overdue for a beating. That's begging for either a robbery or a nice time exploring the Colombian legal system.
6. We should have seen her face. I'm thinking we should have seen your face when you were sweating bullets the cops would find your stash, after a little Colombian girl beat your ass.
7. You were willing to pay the police and not her. If you blew $50 k in 5 months she had already made at least 50 million pesos off you. Losing the 2 million probably didn't hurt as much as the mop handle. However, taking the risk that she would tell the cops about your big stash doesn't sound like the brightest move. $600 or 3 years in a Colombian prison?
Nope. Tussi wasn't the problem. You remind me of the guy I saw in an Albuquerque strip club. Ran up $16 k in cash advances on his Amex card one night. Bottles of Dom Perignon, making it rain, just throwing money around. A week later he claimed the strip club was to blame and they should reimburse the money.
Here are some simple rules:
1. Don't fall in love with hookers, strippers, porn stars or webcam girls. They're rentals. Time shares. You can't live there.
2. Stay in control. Letting someone else, whether it's a hooker or your dick, make all the decisions is a bad move.
3. Take responsibility for your actions. Unless you need adult supervision, you can't blame the drugs, alcohol or girls.
4. Think first. The time to check your parachute is before you jump.
5. Set limits. Money and brain cells will eventually run out. Don't spend them all in one place.
6. Know your weaknesses. If an alcoholic knows certain situations strain his ability to remain sober, he keeps away from those situations. If you know you can't refuse when some chica sticks a straw in front of you, don't hang out with girls carrying bags of pink powder. If you can't close your wallet to a chica who won't close her legs, hire a slapper. A slapper is someone who follows you around and slaps sense into you when needed.
7. Recognize the risks. The time to reevaluate your life choices is before you're getting beaten with a mop handle.[/QUOTE]Very well said, we can hope that some of it sank in but having been a Drug / Alcohol counselor for a few years: I doubt it.
I got a lot of useful info for my upcoming trip! Thanks!
[QUOTE=Trilon;2383123]I read the last few hundred forum pages. Thanks to all the posters, especially PolloNegro, JjBee62, Tasss, and TheCarlAnthony. I specifically bookmarked and studied their content which helped me plan and visualize the details of my adventure.
I don't speak Spanish conversationally. I only know basic words and relied heavily on Google translate.
Day 1 - Landed, customs line was long due to two planes arriving at the same time. Afterwards, I immediately got a Claro sim at a small shop in the airport. 16 k for 1 GB data, working number, and 7 service days. I paid a little more at the airport but I wanted to get this crucial step out of the way. I ended up using 265 MB with Google maps, Chrome, WhatsApp, and Uber. My Airbnb (San Peter) had excellent WiFi for backing up touristy photos and videos online.
I hopped on the 10 k bus to Centro which does go through the new tunnel. Sit on the right side for the best views. Arriving in Centro, I walked off the bus and was hit with the grittiness of the environment. I wasn't used to it. But, one week later, I left on that same bus back to the airport, and the area felt normal to me. As another poster pointed out, these are just normal people living their daily lives.
I walked through Plaza Botero and down Carrera 52 towards the San Antonio station. I saw several working girls but I just wanted to check-in and get settled. The metro to Estadio was packed but efficient...[/QUOTE]
Maybe, my colleague, you unknowingly made it clear to her or she figured out on her own that she soon will be "too old for your taste". I am sure even a semi-regular reader of this forum knows by heart that you only do 18-21 LOL.
[QUOTE=SJobs;2409904]Anyway, she will turn 22 in 3 months, by that time, she will be too old for my taste, if it needs to end soon, this way is just as good as any.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Cheema;2411068]Hi,
I am also planning to visit Medellin in summer I was doing my research by RTTF and found this post I was also considering to split my tour into mansion and airbnb apartment, but here you are recommending to stay in one place, can you please recommend which one place to stay. I can't speak Spanish and have never visited Colombia before. Also please tell can we bring outside girls to mansion.
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Stick to your original plans. Stay at the Mansion two or three nights to get the lay of the land. You can bring in outside chicas to the Mansion, but they must have an ID.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2411075]I agree with your "don't mess with drugs" statement. The rest?
It doesn't sound like Tussi was the problem.
1. You fell in love. No you didn't. You got pussy drunk and forgot that you can get pussy anywhere.
2. She made your life a living hell. No. Your life, your decisions. If it became a living hell it's because you handed over the wheel and let her drive.
3. Tussi was too great of a high for you. You let one mistake, getting pussy drunk, lead to another mistake. You thought adding drugs to a fucked up situation would fix it. When the fire is already out of control, gasoline isn't the solution.
4. You spent $50 k in 5 months partying. With the girl, without the girl. Doesn't matter. You decided you were going to party and not worry about the cost. The girl just got 5 months of big paydays.
5. She beat you up with a mop handle and called the cops. I'd love to hear her side of the story. If you're sitting around with 30 g of Tussi, you were way overdue for a beating. That's begging for either a robbery or a nice time exploring the Colombian legal system...[/QUOTE]Very well written reply. However, I think the original poster is just trying to be humorous, there is no way this can happen to him or anyone, the chance that the sun does not rise tomorrow is better than the chance that this story is real. Who spends 50 k USD on ONE working girl, does he has any idea how much money that is in Medellin. With that kind money, I can hire 50 super hot 18-year-old to live with me in a mansion for a month, I can fuck their brain out day in and day out, and I will still have money left over for salsa lessons. No one loses that much weight over tussi, it's not that strong of a drug. I know a few girls who snore 5 grams a day for 3 years straight and they all look fine, if anything, I wish they can lose a few pounds. Getting beaten by mop handle is just down right funny.