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Did you find any prego in Medellin? I am traveling soon. Can you share your experience? Chica friendly hotel?
[QUOTE=Md955;2607298]Will be in Medellin in November for a week or so. Would really like to see a pregnant girl, if anyone knows one please let me know.[/QUOTE]
Medellin has 60,000 reports, no. 1 in the world!
Paisas seem greedy (They say that costeņas and Venezolanas are much more warm heart ❤65039;.
Also north east Brazil girls, that they are world no. 1.
Prices seem low here, if one compare, the rapid hiking process broke down in 2108 when Venezolanas flooded the market and are in combination with the pandemic recession now, with differences, back to what was normal 2009-2013 when I travelled most frequently.
Tu still unreasonable greedy attitude.
When Venezuela gets normalised one must go there and enjoy!
I just mean, it's parties walk away disappointed, she earn nothing, I have to find another girl, I finally do, but it takes so much time.
Things are for sure more culturally complicated in Cartagena Santa Marta and Barranquilla, but when finally finds the clubs, casa just for native Colombian customer, prices drop 50%. Camaro128 wrote some good reports about this. Back in the day there was Frank Casio here in Medellin, with his budget thinking, recommending La Mayorista. With his own economic hotel. Easy 50% better than Parque Lleras.
If one think over the course of a 100 day sty, it become a lot of wasted money, just for overpaying!
Are the mentality different in Medellin compared to Cali, Bogota, Cartagena, are girls from Medellin also notably more beautiful, so they tend to become prepagos since men pay them a lot more, both parties get what they want, easy good sex with beautiful young girls and they get 100-200-300 k just for sex meeting while that represents a lot of hours and days of work for the vast majority of prepagos, in a store or such.
In other cities, paisas seem to be over represented, so there might be a different culture here. More willing to make business out of what in other Colombian cities or Departments are often not for sale.
[QUOTE=GeneHickman;2628645]This right here is why prices inflate. Stupid gringos not understanding that legal tender in Colombia is pesos and the economy works in pesos, most of their GDP I. E. Exchange of goods and services is in pesos. Only imports are affected and inflation adjusts for that. It's also why certain locally produced goods like fruits are insanely cheap, and imported goods which navigate weak currency, tariffs and large mark ups e. G. IPhones are insanely expensive.[/QUOTE]Agree and guys don't know when to zip it. They think they are self appointed town criers.
Many of these clowns are huddled together in Botero Plaza inches from the monger hotel. Clones in groups wearing short pants looking like a lineup for a firing squad LOL. Invisible blinking sign on forehead says "Yo dar Papaya".
Likely they take the first offer a girl throws at them "because its cheaper than back home" They pay extra for a girl to take her top off or DATY. Tipping is Mandatory.
Probably ask "how much in dollares" lmfao.
JK, nobody fits that modus operandi, right?
How is the Covid19 in the mongering scene in Medellin. What precautions should I take as far as public transportation? Should I avoid the metro and take taxis only. Has anybody caught it from the local girl's? How are the MP's and the strip bars dealing with it or is it just business as usual? Any info would help. Thanks in advance.
[QUOTE=CeeJay1;2629063]How is the Covid19 in the mongering scene in Medellin. What precautions should I take as far as public transportation? Should I avoid the metro and take taxis only. Has anybody caught it from the local girl's? How are the MP's and the strip bars dealing with it or is it just business as usual? Any info would help. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]One of the safer places on earth right now.
[URL]https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/biweekly-covid-cases-per-million-people[/URL]
[QUOTE=DzikaBomba;2625494]The Street putas are also on their own Liga.
The one with green blond dyed hair Was spraying parfum directly on her pussy After every Session I did with her.
I asked her if this is not burning on her pussy. She said no.
ITs very good and because of that She had never an STI haha.
Totally loco.[/QUOTE]This has to be your favo who sucks without making you shower and you go down on her without her showering, hey to each their own, but I wouldn't risk it! Pollo Negro is out
[QUOTE=CeeJay1;2629063]How is the Covid19 in the mongering scene in Medellin. What precautions should I take as far as public transportation? Should I avoid the metro and take taxis only. Has anybody caught it from the local girl's? How are the MP's and the strip bars dealing with it or is it just business as usual? Any info would help. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]COVID19 isn't the virus you should be concerned about.
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2629118]You must love how they are described! The Girls that is...[/QUOTE]No respect for the working girls, despite all the good times we get from them. What a shame!
Hmm, I spent a month there a few years ago and saw ZERO violence, I was only in El Centro a few times during my stay though. There was a big party in Laureles with live music at night with at least 20,000 people and I felt safe walking around. Everyone was just having a great time. You may want to think about staying in Laureles next time to come to visit.
[QUOTE=LoveItHere69;2622763]I am comparing street area to street area of Pattaya, Thailand, Angeles City, Philippines. Not really fair in that the other two countries street girl area is mostly foreigners with few locals versus Colombia which is almost all locals. Now this does not happen all the time but it feels like it when I compare it to my visits to the Thailand or Philippines. Violence. It is like never ending here.
Last night at 8:00 pm two guys get into a fight at the corner of the Botero church. Police grab one guy but not the other who of course magically gets away. The guy they capture it seems was stabbed or beat in the head. Not much blood but he soon lays down, loses consciousness, carried to the police truck, and taken to the hospital.
Last Sunday at 1:00 in the afternoon on the corner diagonal from the back of the museum where the bars start. There is a man and woman in their late 50's or early 60's drunk fighting. They wrestle to the ground. She is trying to kick him in the face. At first it was funny because the whole thing is like watching a replay MMA fight in slow motion. He gets away and backs up 3 meters and pulls a knife. Then another guy walks him across the street and he leaves. Unreal!
Same day a street girl standing in front of one of the statues near the corner of the statue. Her loser boyfriend is on the side of the statue who yanks her hair where her head hit or nearly hit the statue.
Later that same day another street girl and loser boyfriend are fighting and she bites his chest to get away.
Two weeks ago two girls are fighting. I have seen enough hair pulling on other girlie fights so ignore it. Minute later I look and the girl on the bottom is bleeding. The top girl was punching, not pulling hair, and gave her a bloody nose. Police come but let the both girls go 3 minutes later.
Even when these people talk they get in each others faces pointing fingers and waving their arms around. Puts me in attack mode when they are doing this next to me. Not use to it and do not like it. It is not relaxing to be around. God knows what all happens the hours between 9 pm to 2 am when they are all nice and drunk. Oops reminds me of a time last year I was out at only 8:30 pm behind the church at the bars. Some guy got hit in the head with a bottle and lost a lot of blood. There was a puddle equal to the size of a basketball on the ground and plenty on his shirt. Not sure how he did not pass out.
Colombia is cheap all around. But the food sucks. Everything is so far away from each other. The other two countries the street girls, strip bars, discos, good restaurants, hotels, and mall are all walking distance to each other. Here everything is so far away from each other that a taxi is required.
Also, tired of everyone trying to rip me off. This time International Smiles. My quote was $2900 three months ago. It just jumped to $10,500 with a discount that came to $8100 because I have a special situation which is true but not that unique of a problem. Like they could not have contacted me several months ago as soon as they knew? Nope. It will take a month to do the work and they know I leave in a month. They put me in a time crunch thinking I will cave. No, especially when I get pissed off. I can return in February and have someone else do the work or get it done in another country. They do not like giving out receipts or giving estimates by email or written on paper. Very professional and want to send by Whatsapp! Tired of feeling financially raped.
So when Asia opens up I will be gone. I think I will visit Colombia for 6 months every two years. This is a place for me to visit but not retire. Very little peace of mind here. Can not wait until I can return to Asia and try some new countries there.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=CeeJay1;2629063]How is the Covid19 in the mongering scene in Medellin. What precautions should I take as far as public transportation? Should I avoid the metro and take taxis only. Has anybody caught it from the local girl's? How are the MP's and the strip bars dealing with it or is it just business as usual? Any info would help. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]When I was there in July, I did catch it from swapping too much saliva with a chica. I was fully vaccinated (2 shots) with Moderna. Luckily I was asymptomatic with only a minor sore throat and cough. I did not want to quarantine min 10 days, so found a loop hole and a very affordable one way business class tix to Tij airport. No testing req to enter Mexico or cross the border into San Diego. If you are fully vaccinated, enjoy life, indulge and roll the dice. I do, I'm in Brasil right now and will fly up to MDE next week for a third time this year. Buena suerte, I do mask up for everything except shagging and kissing. Luvchicas.
[QUOTE=Mongo1;2629165]Hmm, I spent a month there a few years ago and saw ZERO violence, I was only in El Centro a few times during my stay though. There was a big party in Laureles with live music at night with at least 20,000 people and I felt safe walking around. Everyone was just having a great time. You may want to think about staying in Laureles next time to come to visit.[/QUOTE]My first sentence tells everyone I am comparing street scene to street scene of 3 different countries. Mostly to help the guys from the other two countries to inform them that this street scene is vastly more dangerous.
Your experience from years ago was years ago versus my just happened last month. In addition, there were far less Venezuelans years ago.
I only spent 2 weeks in Laureles so you beat me by 2 weeks. But I have 13 months (nearly every single day) Centro experience in the last 3 years so your few visits to Centro are meaningless.
The "next time you come to visit" comment. I am still here and do leave until the first week in December.
Lastly, I visited Bogota 1 month, coffee triangle (Manizales, Pereira, Armenis) 1. 5 months, Cucuta 2 months, Barranquila 2 months, Cartegena 2 weeks. So I know my xxxx.
She looks a bit rough.
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2629118]This has to be your favo who sucks without making you shower and you go down on her without her showering, hey to each their own, but I wouldn't risk it! Pollo Negro is out[/QUOTE]
I've found Asia to be cheaper than South America, but I prefer South America. I grew up in an urban area so what goes on in Centro doesn't send me into a tizzy.
[QUOTE=Mongo1;2629165]Hmm, I spent a month there a few years ago and saw ZERO violence, I was only in El Centro a few times during my stay though. There was a big party in Laureles with live music at night with at least 20,000 people and I felt safe walking around. Everyone was just having a great time. You may want to think about staying in Laureles next time to come to visit.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2629377]I've found Asia to be cheaper than South America, but I prefer South America. I grew up in an urban area so what goes on in Centro doesn't send me into a tizzy.[/QUOTE]What did you find cheaper in Asia than in South America?
Are you talking abut food, accommodations, and women?
I remember Cambodia around ten years ago being cheaper then Colombia all around for food, lodging, and women.
And I can imagine perhaps nowadays some very rural parts of Asia being cheaper than South America as far as food and accommodations, but in terms of women?
So what are you referring to?
Looking to link up with some fellow monger on here, so we can hit up some casas, clubs, bars, street girls you name it. PM me if you're down. I'm from NYC and I have frequented several chica houses out here and several Indy's. Check my post history for verification.
I also speak Spanish, as I am Hispanic. 30 years old, just giving you an idea how I am.
I plan to visit Medellin, Bogota, and Cartagena. Looking to spend my first weekend in Medellin, 2nd weekend in Bogota and then finish it all off with a weekend in Cartagena.
PM me if interested. Looking forward to mongering hard and seeing 3-5 girls a day.