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[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2462324]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.[/QUOTE]I was coming down after spending the day in Santa Elena, on my way to San Cristobal. Day tripping. Felt great to get away.
[QUOTE=SpiderRider;2462334]I was coming down after spending the day in Santa Elena, on my way to San Cristobal. Day tripping. Felt great to get away.[/QUOTE]Gotcha. That's what's up.
The day finally came. I have opened my last bag of Juan Valdez cafe. The last bag of panela was opened several weeks ago, and is now nearly exhausted. I do not see a light at the end of the tunnel yet, and I cannot imagine when (I hope "if" does not apply here) I will enter the holy Borders of Colombia at Eldorado Airport again, and I will be able to refill my stocks again.
I made the stock of coffee I am now exhausting last February. That day I flew back to Europe, Feb 19, I really could not imagine I was living my last days of Normality.
Sadly, my big supply of Sildenafil, cumulated over my trips to Colombia in 2019, is still mostly intact and risks to pass its expiration dates (mostly in 2020!), as I am idle and I will be idle longer. I had skipped at least 2 if not 3 trips overseas which I had originally planned for March through July.
I keep on checking this thread and enjoying its chitchatting, but it's like observing a world that is now alien to me, and will be still alien for a long time. So depressed today (coffee just biased my mood in the morning).
[QUOTE=BlackPage;2462344]The day finally came. I have opened my last bag of Juan Valdez cafe. The last bag of panela was opened several weeks ago, and is now nearly exhausted. I do not see a light at the end of the tunnel yet, and I cannot imagine when (I hope "if" does not apply here) I will enter the holy Borders of Colombia at Eldorado Airport again, and I will be able to refill my stocks again.
I made the stock of coffee I am now exhausting last February. That day I flew back to Europe, Feb 19, I really could not imagine I was living my last days of Normality.
Sadly, my big supply of Sildenafil, cumulated over my trips to Colombia in 2019, is still mostly intact and risks to pass its expiration dates (mostly in 2020!), as I am idle and I will be idle longer. I had skipped at least 2 if not 3 trips overseas which I had originally planned for March through July.
I keep on checking this thread and enjoying its chitchatting, but it's like observing a world that will be alien to me for a long time. So depressed today (coffee just biased my mood in the morning).[/QUOTE]I hear you brother. We left Medellin around the same time, I'm also dumbfounded about the current state. I know time is hard, but it gives me a chance to see things clearly. I now appreciate deeply how good I have had it in Medellin. I'm taking this opportunity to learn Spanish, eat healthy and exercise everyday. When I come back to Medellin, I will treat all my girls extra nice and I will never leave this holy place until I'm 100% sure there won't be another lockdown.
[QUOTE=BlackPage;2462344]The day finally came. I have opened my last bag of Juan Valdez cafe. The last bag of panela was opened several weeks ago, and is now nearly exhausted. I do not see a light at the end of the tunnel yet, and I cannot imagine when (I hope "if" does not apply here) I will enter the holy Borders of Colombia at Eldorado Airport again, and I will be able to refill my stocks again.[/QUOTE]As there's "light at the end of the tunnel" in Ebay as several sellers deal in Juan Valdez coffee, and many ship worldwide.
Friday night was interesting.
Wifey had a few lines out, as did I. Mine was a secret repeat that came over one one of Wifey's days at home. She had randomly reached out to me, having her period just recently end, to ask when we would see each other. Then, it was radio silence. Strange, but Wifey had a friend who was willing. She arrived around 7 p - 200 k. I had been telling Wifey to remember who she works for, when she sets this shit up. So, I was happy to hear 200 + taxi. We were having a good night, the chick had huge cans, but with those vertical scars up to the nipple. I guess, from a breast lift surgery, based on her explanation. Well, prior to round 1, the girl was like whispering to Wifey. She was saying no cameras, thinking the lights in the guest bedroom were cameras, or something. Then, after round 1, we were hanging in the jacuzzi, and she started the whispering shit, again. So, Wifey is literally bobbing back and forth, because this chick wants more money to stay. Wifey was not happy. She was apologetic, and at some point, I just said, fuck it, thanks and bye.
So, Wifey gets on the horn and has the first girl we ever trio'd with come over. Nipple rings, good attitude, but I can't stand the fake ass. Well, this chick ends up pulling the same shit! I couldn't believe it. I think we settled on 50 k more to just shut the fuck up and enjoy the night.
We got Rappi Saturday afternoon, and just chilled. Wifey went home Saturday afternoon, and said she'd come back later that night. Sunday was terrible. I woke up with no internet, then my data ran out, shortly thereafter. I went for a 1 h40 m walk to Provenza, Lleras, Parque Poblado, Santa Fe, and back. The owner of the company finally came by around 4 p, which is the 5th appointment in the last two weeks. It's amazing in this day and age how crippling it is to not have internet. I had a workout, made some food, but fuck. No Netflix, no IPTV, no work, no PS4, no social media, no calls / texts / emails. I was thinking back to my youth, and how nice it would be to just go out and play.
Wifey messages at 130 p Sunday that she's coming back. At 730 p she tells me not to eat dinner alone. Fuck. That. Shit. I told her to stay home. She gave a list of all the shit she was doing, but fuck that. I'm big on communication. It's inconsiderate. What if I'm waiting all day to eat with her, or whatever you can think of. I was pissed all day because of the wifi issue, so she had it coming.
Today, it's absolutely gorgeous, here. I had a tanning / workout combo, and I have the urge to go to Centro, maybe check out New Life, or another casa. Although, with the heat and all the recent talk about Centro, I'm not sure if I'll go. It might get me back to center if I have a cheap quickie.
Wifey told me she was being supported by a Brazilian guy, prior to the quarantine. New iphone, her half of the rent at her family's apartment, etc. I felt guilty for. 2 seconds. Her half of rent and utilities is 700 k per month. I think that would be a fair amount to pay her, but we'll see.
I might blackball Wifey for a few days, to get my point across about communication. I've been trying to break her like a fucking stallion, when it comes to wasting shit she doesn't pay for, cleaning up, and communicating. It's not all bad. I have a blast with her and the sexual episodes are epic. On that note, scissoring is still a thing. It's real. I've seent it. With mine own eyes.
Cheers, boys.
[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]Thanks for that. My question was more inspired by the apparent lack of posters here and pics on Youtube of people my age. I still get the impression there are not that many, but it seems from the number of replies I've had here, that it's more a matter of choice.
[QUOTE=BlackPage;2462344]The day finally came. I have opened my last bag of Juan Valdez cafe. The last bag of panela was opened several weeks ago, and is now nearly exhausted. I do not see a light at the end of the tunnel yet, and I cannot imagine when (I hope "if" does not apply here) I will enter the holy Borders of Colombia at Eldorado Airport again, and I will be able to refill my stocks again.
I made the stock of coffee I am now exhausting last February. That day I flew back to Europe, Feb 19, I really could not imagine I was living my last days of Normality.
Sadly, my big supply of Sildenafil, cumulated over my trips to Colombia in 2019, is still mostly intact and risks to pass its expiration dates (mostly in 2020!), as I am idle and I will be idle longer. I had skipped at least 2 if not 3 trips overseas which I had originally planned for March through July.
I keep on checking this thread and enjoying its chitchatting, but it's like observing a world that is now alien to me, and will be still alien for a long time. So depressed today (coffee just biased my mood in the morning).[/QUOTE]My one-pound bag of Scottish loose leaf black tea is almost empty. Little did I know when I was placing it into my luggage thinking I won't even consume a quarter of that haha. Well, now it is almost over and I have no idea where I can find quality tea in Medellin. My previous attempts to do that were unsuccessful. Other than that, life is beautiful haha.
[QUOTE=Villainy;2462154]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]Thanks for your reply. I'm actually focused on a mongering trip. I am a regular in SEA, and had the bad luck to get to Pattaya just before the lockdown kicked in. But with what I was seeing before that happened, SEA looks to have had it's day. Looking around the net, Colombia reminded me of Thailand about 15 years ago.
Again looking at the vids, I was impressed with the cleanliness of Medellin. Regarding your advice on hotels, I've noticed a lot of posts which suggest that taking the lady back to your room is not a given. I'll have to see if there is a thread for girl-friendly hotels. But if in doubt, I normally e-mail the hotel before booking.
If you'll forgive another question or two. (1). Will I have to be actively seeking company, or will it find me? From what I've been watching on YT, and reading elsewhere. It seems that it can be difficult working out who is hardcore, or an amateur not averse to supplementing her income, or just friendly but likely to slap your face if you offer her cash. I suppose the last category is unlikely in my case. I can't see them being too interested in someone of my age.
(2). What's the bar scene like? That's my preferred MO.
Regarding the altitude, it doesn't seem too much of a height. I am reading about 5 k feet. I've spent a couple of day at the Mt Fuji visitor centre which is about 7 k ft, and I didn't find that a hardship.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2462158]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]Thanks for your reply.
I just had this perception looking at vids etc, that people in my age range were not obvious. Don't know if you know Pattaya, but if you look at vids of Soi Bukhaow, it looks like "Coffin Dodgers Central". I was considering that maybe I've missed the boat to Colombia, but I am encouraged by the replies I've seen here.
[QUOTE=Nounce;2462167]I think John Gault who is a poster here is over 70. Slap also posted this recently.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the heads-up for those two. I'll look them both up.
This is why some of these chicas have the mentality that gringos should just hand them cash because they want or need it. How many others do this to some degree? No wonder it's so hard to break them of this. And why they are so irresponsible with money. But to each his own. I tend to prefer legitimate charity, not money for has-beens who I have already paid for service in the past.
The 23 year olds can easily find other clients, go to casas, or dance in strip clubs. Assuming they have not gotten too spoiled and lazy.
[QUOTE=SJobs;2462289]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]
[QUOTE=BlackPage;2462344]The day finally came. I have opened my last bag of Juan Valdez cafe. The last bag of panela was opened several weeks ago, and is now nearly exhausted. I do not see a light at the end of the tunnel yet, and I cannot imagine when (I hope "if" does not apply here) I will enter the holy Borders of Colombia at Eldorado Airport again, and I will be able to refill my stocks again.
I made the stock of coffee I am now exhausting last February. That day I flew back to Europe, Feb 19, I really could not imagine I was living my last days of Normality.
Sadly, my big supply of Sildenafil, cumulated over my trips to Colombia in 2019, is still mostly intact and risks to pass its expiration dates (mostly in 2020!), as I am idle and I will be idle longer. I had skipped at least 2 if not 3 trips overseas which I had originally planned for March through July.
I keep on checking this thread and enjoying its chitchatting, but it's like observing a world that is now alien to me, and will be still alien for a long time. So depressed today (coffee just biased my mood in the morning).[/QUOTE]You might be back in Colombia sooner than you think. As your aware the USA has been blackballed by the EU for travel, and I suspect when Colombia opens back up, the USA will be banned as well, yet Colombia may allow visitors from the EU. But nobody knows for sure, as it's an evolving situation.
If your in the EU there's options to monger of course, perhaps Greece. You could hit the 20 Euro studios, or the street scene in Athens, but it pretty much sucks compared to Colombia as was what I experienced last October when I was there.
When you get back, everything will be as it was, and probably much better when it comes to mongering.
Slow day in Centro.
It was some sort of holiday. Who knows what. I thought that would mean it would be like an extension of the weekend, at ground zero. Not the case. Things were being closed up by 3 p.
I walked to New Life, and wanted to check out Aiffe, first. I couldn't find Aiffe, and couldn't check the Medellin Map, because I don't have data right now. I walked right past New Life, because the brown gate / door was closed and locked, so I couldn't see the trademark blue door.
Oh well. I did see more fuckable girls than usual, though.
I have a question. There are some young looking girls out and about. I know the age of consent is lower in Colombia (14, I believe), but isn't prostitution still 18? I've seen some freelancer youngsters, in the past, but I noticed one or two today that seemed to be hanging out right in the thick of it.
Does anyone else think Colombians have zero concern for personal space? I mean, first off, it's a pandemic where social distancing has been one of the key points, all along. I was sitting down, no one within 12 feet, and about 25-30 feet of open space to walk, yet everyone kept walking 6 inches away from me. Occasionally, when a Colombian just stops in the middle of the walkway, or walks straight at you without paying attention, I'll just run into them for fun.
It's great to see you exploring beyond the jacuzzi. You did not miss anything at Aiffe because it and the other Centro casas were closed for the holiday (St. Peter / St. Paul) today. Be advised that next Monday is also a holiday.
Unless you use an iphone there are several easy to use GPS application that don't require data access. Even easier you can take a screen shot of the mapped location to access as needed later. Easier still, make a note of the street addresses and learn to navigate using street addresses. The address of Aiffe for example is calle 57 #43-27. As you head north from Poblado the street numbers change in ascending order. At calle 57, the building numbers will change in descending order as you head east up the hill. The building addresses are based on the street number (57 in the case of Aiffe) and the number of buildings from the corner where that street crosses the carreras (43 in the case of Aiffe.) La Oriental, the main thoroughfare in Centro, is Carrera 46. To reach Aiffe from La Oriental you head up the hill toward carrera 43. You will notice the building numbers change order one after the other. Go back tomorrow and let us know what you think.
If you are American it is illegal for you to have sex with anyone younger than 18. That law applies anywhere on earth. Based on the way you framed your question about ground zero I think you know that so I mention it in case someone else may be confused.
[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2462407]Slow day in Centro.
It was some sort of holiday. Who knows what. I thought that would mean it would be like an extension of the weekend, at ground zero. Not the case. Things were being closed up by 3 p.
I walked to New Life, and wanted to check out Aiffe, first. I couldn't find Aiffe, and couldn't check the Medellin Map, because I don't have data right now. I walked right past New Life, because the brown gate / door was closed and locked, so I couldn't see the trademark blue door..[/QUOTE]