Angeles City

[QUOTE=Quickfix]Hi Guys,

Im going to AC for the first time and a budy is staying at the Hotel Vida which i think is near Clarks air port and im wondering if this is in a good location or is there better places to stay.

Please help is possible

Regards Q[/QUOTE]If you are going there to monger, the airport is pretty far away from the action. Twenty to thirty minutes away.

I would not stay by the airport.

Pacific Breeze and Wild Orchid Hotels are about half a block away from all of the action on Fields Road.

Lewis Grande is a very nice hotel, and is out by some clubs on the Perimeter Road. It is only a five minute tricycle ride from the heart of the action on Fields.

Hope this helps.

DB

[QUOTE=Ekspat]Had some good fun with a preggie.[/QUOTE]Where did you meet that preggy? Whats her name? From AC?

I met a preggy thru DIA, former BG ,she told me she dont fuck anymore, but I dnt believe her.

[QUOTE=Quickfix]Hi Guys,

Im going to AC for the first time and a budy is staying at the Hotel Vida which i think is near Clarks air port and im wondering if this is in a good location or is there better places to stay.

Please help is possible

Regards Q[/QUOTE]


Angeles City Hotels & Accomodations

[QUOTE=Quickfix]Im going to AC for the first time and a budy is staying at the Hotel Vida which i think is near Clarks air port and im wondering if this is in a good location or is there better places to stay.[/QUOTE]
Well this is a great location if you are going to bring your family or hold up in your room with your honey ko or have an early morning flight out the next day but not a good choice if you are going to spend most of your time bar hopping and such!

[QUOTE=Mattrick]Well this is a great location if you are going to bring your family or hold up in your room with your honey ko or have an early morning flight out the next day . . .[/QUOTE]Seeing as how no hotel in AC -- at least the part of AC of interest to us -- is more than 10 or 15 minutes from the airport, I don't see any reason at all to stay on the old Clark base. Unless maybe you were taking a wife/gf there and really didn't want her to see why you'd made a half dozen trips in the past year . . . .

[QUOTE=Dcand4]

OMG. Say it is not so! Why would Disneyland ever do that to me. I thought they loved me there. I think your wrong Hesekiel and Ezinho because my ride promise to wait for me till I get back. I treat that ride with respect. Love, and loyalty. Gosh my ride is different and my ride say I am not like the others. I am special. You hear me? I am Special, Special, Special, I am Gwapo, Pogi, respectful, and such a nice loving guy not like all you other foriegners.

I thought Hesekiel and Ezinho made a great comparison! Having said that, is it possible to find a "good girl". Yes, but its as likely as one of us spending 1 year in Angeles with only one girl. Hmmm. How likely is that. Possible (yes) Likely (No).[/QUOTE]

Hahaha, ummm, yeeeaaaa, right.

I am here to tell you specifically that you cannot take the bar out the girl. Sometimes they get your number, but that is just the odds. They know it also.

Having read "Private Dancer" a few months ago, and seeing conversations I had with Babyko in print, it was my determination that if you are in AC you are a working girl and that is that. Everyone knows what girls go there for, and it ain't to work in no hotel or restaurant as a waitress. End of story.

Do most of the girls in AC insist on condom usage as I prefer it bareback

[QUOTE=Sterile]Do most of the girls in AC insist on condom usage as I prefer it bareback[/QUOTE]From what I have seen, I don't think it is a big deal with them. I wear a condom, but I'm the one that usually brings it up.

If I forget, the deed gets done anyway.

Durango

[QUOTE=Quickfix]Hi Guys,

Im going to AC for the first time and a budy is staying at the Hotel Vida which i think is near Clarks air port and im wondering if this is in a good location or is there better places to stay.

Please help is possible

Regards Q[/QUOTE]I suggest you stay in the Fields area, the hotels are close and girl friendly. I'm pretty sure that the Hotel Vida is not girl friendly and it is far from the action. A great place to stay is in the Checkpoint area. It is near both Fields Avenue and Perimeter, which are the two mongering areas. I usually stay at Hotel Hana. A good website is [url]http://balibago.org/[/url] which has a lot of good bar and hotel information.

Durango

Hello all!

As a first timer to Angeles I wonder if its possible to buy Viagra here without a prescription? If not is it it safe to buy on the streets? Or maybe the hotel employees can help?

I would appriciate all info on this.

[QUOTE=Sterile]Do most of the girls in AC insist on condom usage as I prefer it bareback[/QUOTE]The dirty little secret of AC is that they almost all bareback without question. That can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you view such things..

[QUOTE=Sterile]Do most of the girls in AC insist on condom usage as I prefer it bareback[/QUOTE]
I would say nowadays most of them want you to use condom not so much to prevent STD but not to get pregnant. Most of them already have a child at home and they do not want added burden. Having said this they want you to suggest and that is because they feel it is the man's responsibility in all decisions. It does not take long to persuade them to go bareback.
If you keep her for more than one day she feels it is like boyfriend-girlfriend relationship and will not insist on condom. I would say cover yourself to save yourself lot of aggravation because considering what they do everyday with mongers from all over the world you never know what you will catch.
Would you go to any brothel in the world and indulge in risky behaviour ? . NO. AC is just a big brothel. Do not be fooled by glitzy bars, shows, dances and GFE girls.

[QUOTE=Sammon]I would say nowadays most of them want you to use condom not so much to prevent STD but not to get pregnant. Most of them already have a child at home and they do not want added burden. Having said this they want you to suggest and that is because they feel it is the man's responsibility in all decisions. It does not take long to persuade them to go bareback.
If you keep her for more than one day she feels it is like boyfriend-girlfriend relationship and will not insist on condom. I would say cover yourself to save yourself lot of aggravation because considering what they do everyday with mongers from all over the world you never know what you will catch.
Would you go to any brothel in the world and indulge in risky behaviour ? . NO. AC is just a big brothel. Do not be fooled by glitzy bars, shows, dances and GFE girls.[/QUOTE]

Sammon great post but guys like this are past caring about STDs any thoughts why?

25 May 2009 - 24,000 Sex workers in Angeles City

[quote]"Women’s groups and other sectors have expressed alarm over reports that the number of “prostituted” women in this city has soared to as much as 24,000, much higher than the estimated 5,000 to 6,000 sex workers during the time of the Americans at the former US Air Force Base at Clark Field here.

Susan Pineda, executive director and president of the Ing Makababaing Aksyon (IMA) Foundation, Inc., confirmed a report from the city health office that as many as 12,000 women are in the “entertainment” industry, mostly working at bars catering to foreign tourists along Fields Avenue parallel to the perimeter fence of the former US military base which is now Clark Free Port.

“We have a master list of these 12,000 women who are registered with the city government. The sad fact is that there are 12,000 more of them who can be classified freelance sex workers,” said Pineda.

Big money From some 150 bars and other such establishments catering to tourists when the Americans left, the Fields Avenue area is now bustling with some 250 such establishments.

“It’s because prostitution has been institutionalized. The local government has done everything that virtually legalized prostitution because there’s big money there,” Pineda said.

Only recently, the National Bureau of Investigation raided five “girlie” joints in the Fields Area although some sectors said the raids, reportedly pushed by city hall, was politically motivated and was directed against Barangay Balibago chairman Tony Mamac who is running for mayor next year against incumbent Mayor Francis Nepomuceno. "

I found that article (copy and paste) on balibago dot org that some just posted here. I think I really like the News information about angeles on there, but I was shocked at the high number claimed on the article. Does anyone believe this or can confirm it?[/quote]

[QUOTE=Illogic]Sammon great post but guys like this are past caring about STDs any thoughts why?[/QUOTE]
Study: Sex Without Condoms Makes People Happier, Less Depressed
By John Pettitt
Created 08/02/2009 - 9:15pm

Sex without a condom is good for your mental health. So says controversial research conducted by a leading Scottish psychologist. Professor Stuart Brody [1] claims that unprotected penile-vaginal intercourse (PVI) can significantly boost men and women's mental wellbeing. Brody also cites studies indicating that that using a condom can lead to depression.

Mr Brody, of the University of the West of Scotland (Paisley), argues that mankind is biologically programmed to enjoy unprotected PVI sex because it gives couples an evolutionary advantage and maximises the chances of reproducing. His theory, to be published in the academic journal Archives of Sexual Behaviour, has caused a predictable angry reaction from safer sex groups.

Tony Kerridge of Marie Stopes International [2], a leading sexual health and reproductive health organisation, said: "I would have thought that the mental health of anyone would be tested if they found out they had a sexually transmitted disease or that there was an unwanted pregnancy."

"Particularly in the case of casual relationships where there is no desire to get pregnant, advice should always be that condoms should be used."

"It really is a no-brainer as far as we are concerned. We are seeing some of the most rapidly increasing rates of HIV among heterosexual couples in Europe."

However Professor Brody said: "Evolution is not politically correct, so of the very broad range of potential sexual behaviour, there is actually only one that is consistently associated with better physical and mental health and that is the one sexual behaviour that would be favoured by evolution. That is not accidental."

The controversial conclusions are based on a study of 111 men and 99 women in Portugal who completed questionnaires about frequency of sexual activity, their rate of orgasms and their condom use. Using a test of psychological health Mr Brody concluded that condom use was associated with members of the sample who exhibited immature psychological defense mechanisms.

Those that had unprotected PVI sex appeared to be able to deal with stress in a more mature way by taking effective action. They also had better mental health. "The more often people are using condoms independent of age, independent of the nature of their relationship, the greater use of immature defence mechanisms against stress. "In contrast, the more often they have [PVI] sex without condoms, the better their mental health and the more mature their mechanisms."



The findings of the underlying study are specific to condoms, not to other forms of contraception, and were not confounded by relationship status, age, cohabitation, or social desirability responding.



[via The Scotsman [3]]

[Updated 2009/8/3 7AM - This article was updated with corrections based on the underlying journal articles and references were added.]

References:

1. "Greater Frequency of Penile–Vaginal Intercourse Without Condoms is Associated with Better Mental Health" , Rui Miguel Costa & Stuart Brody
Archive of Sexual Behavior 2009/07/28 DOI 10.1007/s10508-009-9519-1
2. "Condom Use for Penile–Vaginal Intercourse is Associated with Immature Psychological Defense Mechanisms", Rui Miguel Costa & Stuart Brody
Journal of Sexual Medicine 2008;52522-2532 DOI: 10.1111/j.1743-6109.2008.00987

[Publishers Note: This is a controversial topic and we note that Prof Brody has a strong track record of publications in the field [4]of HIV and sexual health. We don't endorse unsafe sex outside of committed, monogamous, relationships, however science is not politically correct, it just follows the data.]