Medellin Reports

If you are in decent health and the altitude won't bother you too much, go for it. 68 is still "young" these days. My mom is 90 and is always bitching at me to take her somewhere.

If you stay in Poblado, you'll have to contend with walking the hills. So if you are not in shape (and that has nothing to do with age), you will need a taxi. But beyond that, no problem.

I've seen plenty of older guys in Medellin, particularly when I used to stay at the Mansion.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE]I know an older monger in Medellin who is in his 70's, he owns a penthouse with a jacuzzi under a automatic retracting roof. He is killing it in Medellin, having threesomes with 18 year olds on a daily basis.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE]I am still in my 50's, but I am friends with a lot of guys from the USA most of whom are in their 60's. Some in their 70's.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=JjBee62;2462126]A good friend of mine is just about your age and currently living in Medellin. He might even chime in. I'm pretty sure he's finding it suitable. I met another guy who is in his 70's and not in the best of health, but he certainly seemed like he enjoys his visits. I've met a few others in your age group who certainly seemed to be having the time of their life in Medellin.

I'd advise working on fitness before you go. Start doing some regular walking. I guess depends on your current fitness level. The altitude might wear you out if you're too out of shape. And you don't want to run out of energy when a 20 year old Paisa is calling you papi and begging you to give it to her harder.[/QUOTE]JjBee62 is right on. There are a number of older / retired ex-pats living in Medellin. The climate is ideal. You can go walking every day and lose weight and improve your health. If you are talking about a visit, you'll do well to learn a few basic Spanish phrases, this isn't Europe, most people know little, if any, English. Check to make sure your hotel choice will permit 'visitors' assuming that is something you plan on doing.

If you are thinking of living here, the climate is terrific, with a 365 day growing season you'll be having fresh fruit and vegetables on a daily basis and the Coffee is superb. You'll find Medellin is a very modern city and the cost of living is dramatically less than any large US city. You can easily find a superbly located 2 bedroom apartment for under $1,000 US a month. You should commit to learning Spanish. It will open all sorts of doors for you. You'll make friends which will open up even more doors. Many girls will be far more responsive if you can communicate at least a little without being tied to your "Google Translate App". You'll find there is a pretty solid ex-pat community. A lot of ex-pats congregate in Poblado but there are quite a few living in Laureles and other barrios as well.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE]Contrary to what you think, there's lots of guys in their sixties, myself included, banging hoe's left and right in Medellin. I have a friend in his seventies that when he is in town bangs the SW's in El Centro.

Assuming your in good health and physically fit, what you need to be concerned about is how you "roll" meaning monger. Colombia is not like Thailand, or the Philippines, or Sosua. And Colombia can be tricky at times given that not a lot of people speak English, and it isn't the safest place either. I'm not trying to scare you, but these are things you should factor into your decision to come here, and if you read thru this forum going way back and sift thru all the bullshit posts, mine included, you will get an idea of how things work here.

Colombia is very different than most other Countries in the world to monger in because of all the options available, and is heaven on earth for most, but doesn't work for some, it just depends on how you roll, and there's lots of different ways to roll here.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE]I think John Gault who is a poster here is over 70. Slap also posted this recently.

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2460406]I actually approached my downstairs neighbor about it, speaking in Spanish, to find out he is an 87 yo gringo. He talked my ear off for over an hour! He has a younger Paisa wife who takes great care of him, and he loves it here. Really fascinating[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=LeyenLouvain;2461982]
What worries me is that 130 k is prohibitively high for a Venezuelana or Bello chica to pay; they should get tested as well as mongers.[/QUOTE]It's costs US $ 10 in Bangkok and they give you a fake name and ID card so you can track you testing history. I guess there may be other cheaper public place with lower cost.

[QUOTE=LeyenLouvain;2462101]I defer to you on this.

I didn't mean to attempt to give medical advice.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=PolloNegro;2462127]Instead of beating a dead horse and spending unnecessary pesos, you can self-treat weekly with the necessary medications and then you don't have to worry about anything except HIV, which require blood tests and viral loads to be examined.

If you are itching, then you need to take some Flagyl for a week but will have to remain free of alcohol while taking the medication. The medication to treat Trichomonias, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea is less than $35,000 pesos, so you can go and get checked for a higher rate and worry yourself to death, or just spend $35,000 pesos weekly and keep it moving. Just a little advice from Pollo Negro. Pollo Negro is out![/QUOTE]Speaking of attempting to give medical advice. And not to mention antibacterial resistance, nor superbugs, nor clostridium difficile. This is very, very stupid advice.

[QUOTE=Combo;2461908]I think you're correct. I've had some girls message me and tell me how tough things are. But more telling is that I have middle / upper middle class Colombian acquaintances who say the situation is really bad.

There's going to be even more desperate people than usual so I think it's wise to be even more cautious.

.[/QUOTE]It is bad but two girls I know don't want money. One says that hardship helps build her character or something like that. I offered them money mainly because they are students and I am impressed by them. I tend to keep in touch with the brainy ones. Both have crazy schedule at school, one showed me her schedule starting at 6 AM. Instead of showing me sex videos, she showed me her class notes. There is another one who blocked me because I did not reply right away and she needed money. I have no intention to send this one money anyway. This one is in Job's and Slap's range because she is very smart and got into college early.

And one told me her living expense is about US$130/month or less. That is about 1 day cost of some Airbnb rentals

My advice is to come check it out and decide for yourself. At 68, by now you know well enough what works for you and what does not. Compared to other developing world party destinations you will find better infrastructure so you aren't dodging as many sidewalk holes that could cripple you. There is also serviceable public transportation and relatively safe taxi and ride sharing apps. I find many of the women attractive and accessible.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Nounce;2462220]It is bad but two girls I know don't want money. One says that hardship helps build her character or something like that. I offered them money mainly because they are students and I am impressed by them. I tend to keep in touch with the brainy ones. Both have crazy schedule at school, one showed me her schedule starting at 6 AM. Instead of showing me sex videos, she showed me her class notes. There is another one who blocked me because I did not reply right away and she needed money. I have no intention to send this one money anyway. This one is in Job's and Slap's range because she is very smart and got into college early.

And one told me her living expense is about US$130/month or less. That is about 1 day cost of some Airbnb rentals[/QUOTE]So far, all the girls I'm close to in Medellin turned out to be pretty good. They told me time is tough but none of them asked for money. Some sent me videos of them singing birthday sound during my birthday. As for getting blocked by 18 year olds, that happens all the time to me, but they normally unblock me the next day; it's their way to show you that "I know you are fucking 20 other girls, but I want to be special anyway". The saddest thing for me is that a good number of my girls are turning 22. Out of general principle, I have to retire them. I think I will give them some money (probably 300 dollars a months) for a few months when I get back to Medellin, but I won't fuck them, there are just too many 18 year old available who are just as hot.

[QUOTE=BlackPage;2462038]Maybe, but honestly I am more worried by the single one who acts like Homer Simpson.[/QUOTE]Major insult to Homer.

[QUOTE=Dublin12;2462102]As time is running out for me and I won't be having too many more trips at my age (68), I was thinking of going to Colombia when normal service is resumed. I've had a look through a few dozen posts on here, and seen plenty of youtube vids, and the one thing I've noticed is that there does not seem to be many (if any), people around my age posting or showing up in vids. Would I have the wrong impression in assuming that Colombia is not suitable for someone my age.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=JjBee62;2462126]A good friend of mine is just about your age and currently living in Medellin. He might even chime in. I'm pretty sure he's finding it suitable. I met another guy who is in his 70's and not in the best of health, but he certainly seemed like he enjoys his visits. I've met a few others in your age group who certainly seemed to be having the time of their life in Medellin.

I'd advise working on fitness before you go. Start doing some regular walking. I guess depends on your current fitness level. The altitude might wear you out if you're too out of shape. And you don't want to run out of energy when a 20 year old Paisa is calling you papi and begging you to give it to her harder.[/QUOTE]JjBee gives good suggestions, you can have a lot of fun, get in shape but no you don't need to prepare to run a marathon just start walking and stretching and moving, work up to light weights, eat right, drop some pounds, your can be in store for a hell of a fun trip, manage your expectations then when you get to Medellin and mingle you will find a few paisas who will rock your world and truly don't care that you your the age of their abuelo (grandfather) as long as you treat them with respect.

Case in point, and at the risk of sounding like I am boasting, yesterday afternoon did some shopping and at about 8 PM drove through centro on my way home then through the San Diego street scene, just to see what was out, well found me an 19 yo cutie and had incredible passionate sex, cost me 70 mil or about $22. USD then I realized on my way driving home that me 3 plus month quarantine live-in 18 yo cute Venezuelan ask me to return home not so late from shopping to give her some attention so I had to pop a vitamin pill on my way home, glad I did as an hour later I am balls deep into this cutie.

Agree it is different as I live here and not here as a tourist for a week or so but still you can absolutely fulfill your desires. Note that I am just a bit younger than you and I at times ask my chica to call me abuelo / grandfather when I am balls deep into her, hehehehehe It is not uncommon that at times I will happen to meet my chicas parents and only then I realize what different world it is as they are in their mid to late 30's, half my age and they don't have any issues with me hanging around their daughter.

Come and see for yourself.

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2461865]Botero is off the chains right now. Crazy talent. Something for everyone. Crazy ass and tits.[/QUOTE]Happened to go through Vera Cruz on a bus Saturday about 4 pm. A mass of humanity there. The most crowded I personally have ever seen it. I was kind of glad I was inside the bus. The challenge for me there has been how to pull a willing and capable specimen out of that grid, and get her in a position for a quality 30-60 min session. I'm usually a not "quickie' kind of guy. I will investigate palmetto suites.

[QUOTE=SpiderRider;2462318]Happened to go through Vera Cruz on a bus Saturday about 4 pm. A mass of humanity there. The most crowded I personally have ever seen it. I was kind of glad I was inside the bus. The challenge for me there has been how to pull a willing and capable specimen out of that grid, and get her in a position for a quality 30-60 min session. I'm usually a not "quickie' kind of guy. I will investigate palmetto suites.[/QUOTE]Damn, you were on a bus. I only use those when visiting a pueblito. I can barely take the train here, especially with cabs being so inexpensive. But yeah, lots of chicas out these days. The weather is also pretty nice now so a great time to smash some talent.