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I did see the trannies on my way to Casa Teresa. I was told by my driver some Domenican trannies are often confuse for females. While walking along Independencia one night a SW grab my hand it was very rough. I could have been a trannie. I found the street walkers in Sd to be very agresive and almost forcing you to take them with you.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Unfortunately racism exists, in just about every place on this planet.
I have never been to that bar and I never heard of it before reading that article.
I have met and hung with several African American guys from this board and we never had a problem entering any bar. One SDQ newbie from this board, I showed him around SDQ one night. African American guy from Atlanta, I believe. The guy had dreadlocks when I met him. The night we hung out, he was wearing a t shirt and piece of material was on his head, where his dreds were tucked into, like a hat.
We went to Coppa Discoteca and he got in no problem.
On another trip I traveled with a light skin Dominican guy, I know from New York. We went to L. E. D. Discoteca one night and the dark skin Dominican bouncers there would not let my Dominican friend enter right away.
If I want to be around snobby white folks, I can stay in New York. If a bar or disco wants to only to cater to light skin rich folks, more than likely that bar will be boring and no fun. I went to Praia bar with Koki from this board and my Dominican friend from New York. Praia was populated with mostly light skinned rich young Dominicans, it was boring as hell, I wouldn't go back.
David Ortiz the baseball player opened a bar in SDQ called 40-40 (Jay-Z is not happy that Ortiz is using that name for his bar).
Plenty of bars and discotecas, where the color of person's skin, is not important in DR.
There are always a few bad apples or misguided people in every country.[/QUOTE]I will never understand this about DR. Most of this people are a mix of Indian and black for the most part. If a domenican is dark but not as dark as an african person he/she would look down at that person. I went to school with Domenicans and this was the case for almost every person.
[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]I read on BizarreSex.info a report about a trannie walking on Independencia with a bag in one hand and a ham and cheese sandwich in other. He/she was also wearing a pink balloon made hat.
I,ll be in SDQ in 4 days and plan to walk the area, to visit 56, 305, Satin, Girls H., it is highly probable that I am not to pick a girl from these places, but alcohol made us take decisions with the other head.[/QUOTE]
You didn't have to tell everyone about my hat. I don't want people to recognize me. LOL
Is this the Piano Bar 56 you guys are talking about. I walked past the place a few trips ago and honestly thought if might be a "Piano Bar".
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Unfortunately racism exists, in just about every place on this planet.
I have never been to that bar and I never heard of it before reading that article.
I have met and hung with several African American guys from this board and we never had a problem entering any bar. One SDQ newbie from this board, I showed him around SDQ one night. African American guy from Atlanta, I believe. The guy had dreadlocks when I met him. The night we hung out, he was wearing a t shirt and piece of material was on his head, where his dreds were tucked into, like a hat.
We went to Coppa Discoteca and he got in no problem.
On another trip I traveled with a light skin Dominican guy, I know from New York. We went to L. E. D. Discoteca one night and the dark skin Dominican bouncers there would not let my Dominican friend enter right away.
If I want to be around snobby white folks, I can stay in New York. If a bar or disco wants to only to cater to light skin rich folks, more than likely that bar will be boring and no fun. I went to Praia bar with Koki from this board and my Dominican friend from New York. Praia was populated with mostly light skinned rich young Dominicans, it was boring as hell, I wouldn't go back.
David Ortiz the baseball player opened a bar in SDQ called 40-40 (Jay-Z is not happy that Ortiz is using that name for his bar).
Plenty of bars and discotecas, where the color of person's skin, is not important in DR.
There are always a few bad apples or misguided people in every country.[/QUOTE]
Racism is real in the Dominican Republic. This is a fact that has been admitted by many locals. The fact that a person of color can get into a club that's geared towards white in th USA or in the DR should not dismiss the prevalency of racism in the USA or DR. Now, it is more subtle than overt; perhaps, more visible to a black person than a white person. As a black person, I see it alot in the DR, but I quickly dismiss it as ignorant disposition, as I always do when I encounter it in the USA. On a previous trip, I met another black monger from the USA who was visiting the DR for the first time and after spending almost half day hanging out together, he asked me if I see the subtle racism here in the DR. I replied in the affirmative. With this said, I love the Dominican Republic and the people, except for the brainwashed ignorant ones.
[QUOTE=Nacho Geo84]I did see the trannies on my way to Casa Teresa. I was told by my driver some Domenican trannies are often confuse for females. While walking along Independencia one night a SW grab my hand it was very rough. I could have been a trannie. I found the street walkers in Sd to be very agresive and almost forcing you to take them with you.[/QUOTE]I believe just about all the streetwalkers on Independencia are real women. Some DR chicas will have rough hands. From opening locks and rusty metal gates to enter their homes, some chica's hands will be rough.
[QUOTE=Bigbuttluva]Racism is real in the Dominican Republic. This is a fact that has been admitted by many locals. The fact that a person of color can get into a club that's geared towards white in th USA or in the DR should not dismiss the prevalency of racism in the USA or DR. Now, it is more subtle than overt; perhaps, more visible to a black person than a white person. As a black person, I see it alot in the DR, but I quickly dismiss it as ignorant disposition, as I always do when I encounter it in the USA. On a previous trip, I met another black monger from the USA who was visiting the DR for the first time and after spending almost half day hanging out together, he asked me if I see the subtle racism here in the DR. I replied in the affirmative. With this said, I love the Dominican Republic and the people, except for the brainwashed ignorant ones.[/QUOTE]Ignorant disposition, self survival, or just plain fear?. Anything dark in the Dr is associated with Haiti.
Haiti has conquered the island before. There were many killed. And the Dominican people have a fear of Haitians. So to maintain their culture anything dark is haitian.
Haitians are warriors, very aggressive people. They dominate.
Dominicans are laid back, non violent, happy people.
I'm not supporting racism in the DR. But I understand that it comes from fear.
You never see one Dominican run up on one Haitian, the Dominicans are always in groups when confronting Haitians.
But I've seen a Haitian chic getting ready to go with a group of Dominican girls, who eventually backed down.
Who does the hard labor at cheap prices? Haitians.
With the earth quake you see a new influx of haitians.
The Dr stepped up aid with the earth quake because the world was watching. But nobody saw them shut down entry into the Dr for Haitians.
[QUOTE=Nacho Geo84]I will never understand this about DR. Most of this people are a mix of Indian and black for the most part. If a domenican is dark but not as dark as an african person he/she would look down at that person. I went to school with Domenicans and this was the case for almost every person.[/QUOTE]
I always joke with the locals that the big ass that enhanced the Dominican women 's beauty is an hereditary attribute from blacks, perhaps from Haitians.
Now, let us leave the issue of racism to the ignoramus and continue our discussion on exploring and conquering these big asses. One love.
[QUOTE=Nacho Geo84]I will never understand this about DR. Most of this people are a mix of Indian and black for the most part. If a domenican is dark but not as dark as an african person he/she would look down at that person. I went to school with Domenicans and this was the case for almost every person.[/QUOTE]Reminds me of a song quote from De La Soul- Me, Myself and I.
"People think they dis my person
By stating Im darkly pack
I know this so I point at Q-tip
And he states, BLACK IS BLACK"
[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]You didn't have to tell everyone about my hat. I don't want people to recognize me. LOL
Is this the Piano Bar 56 you guys are talking about. I walked past the place a few trips ago and honestly thought if might be a "Piano Bar".[/QUOTE]
Its a door up.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]I believe just about all the streetwalkers on Independencia are real women. Some DR chicas will have rough hands. From opening locks and rusty metal gates to enter their homes, some chica's hands will be rough.[/QUOTE]You're way off the mark. Dominican women, puta and non-puta, are expert with the mop. They keep their houses super clean. Rough hands comes from wringing mops, doing laundry by hand, and other simple chores. I have yet to see a Dominicano help with the housework.
[QUOTE=Riky Rapido]you're way off the mark. Dominican women, puta and non-puta, are expert with the mop. They keep their houses super clean. Rough hands comes from wringing mops, doing laundry by hand, and other simple chores. I have yet to see a Dominicano help with the housework.[/QUOTE]How I am way off the mark?
I know Dominicanas clean their houses with mops and that could contribute to rough hands. I have been to homes and to open the metal gate was a chore, rusted, stuck metal that had to be pulled with force to open. A chica who enters or exits her house ten times per day, will have to use her hand to move the stuck sliding rusty lock on the gate. Some chicas drive motos which might contribute to rough hands.
Pushing a wooden mop handle around or squeezing the wet end of a mop, is easier on the hands than moving a stuck, rusty metal gate lock (10-20 times per day).
[QUOTE=Buscemi]I can assure you Jao has no interest in babes with balls!
Trust me I know this all too well LOL[/quote]Its funny though how some members are showing an interest for Tranny's WTF Over!
[QUOTE=Greek Niko]Its funny though how some members are showing an interest for Tranny's WTF Over![/QUOTE]One member has posted before, in SDQ, that his wingman mistakenly chose what was believed to be a female pro and wasn't. Not always easy to tell. Dominican chicas come in all shapes and sizes. I have been with a few chicas who asked for no money and we started to have sex right away and I thought to myself, this is too easy, what is the catch.
For a newbie traveling to DR, it can useful to know that there are different types of pros, so that no mistakes are made.
I can remember one time in Sosua in After One disco, I was hanging out with a pretty chica (whom I had sex with before) and that chica was with her cousin, who has skinny. My Dominican wingman from New York didn't believe she was a female and basically told her that. She took him into the female bathroom and showed him her tota to prove she was a female, he gave her some pesos.
[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline] BQ, he is a good guy, this bellaco guy makes happy a few people everytime he visits the country.[/QUOTE]BQ does some nice things for some poor families in DR, that are not monger related. Other mongers like Manizales have done the same, they bring items, clothes, shoes, sports items and give them away in the DR.
[QUOTE=Riky Rapido]You're way off the mark. Dominican women, puta and non-puta, are expert with the mop. They keep their houses super clean. Rough hands comes from wringing mops, doing laundry by hand, and other simple chores. I have yet to see a Dominicano help with the housework.[/QUOTE]They love to use cloro (Bleach) on everything .
They won't use rubber gloves so the results are chemically burned hands.
I hope that clears up the mystery of the rough dry hands.
I would imagine 5% of that may come from opening up a gate.
Nontheless not great for a hand job now is it..
Ouch!