Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2700049]I know this is going to sound weird to many but I befriend as many trannies as happen along. They have the tightest network out there. They are also the most dangerous IMO, but if you have a tranny or two as a friend you can feel protected. And two of my better sessions at Ground Zero were with chicas were referred to me by trannies. If you need to know anything about what is going on locally, a trans will know. If I am looking for a girl they will tell me if she's in a hotel and will be out in a minute or she's not around. I know twice I was getting set up for being robbed or worse when a group of trannies circled me and basically I talked and acted my way out of it until we were all laughing. If you can't be normal around them then don't even try, they smell fear and fakeness like a shark smells blood.[/QUOTE]This is the worst advice I've seen in here in a long time. So you were tipped off on a robbery, what was the tranny getting out of it? Even if this story is true they will just as quickly let you fall if it's to their advantage. They are no more your friend than the hookers you see. Also the notion of "feeling protected" and actually being protected do not equate. In fact "feelings" have nothing to do with it. This is the self-promotion another poster mentioned, but you are not slick.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2700284]Why do you think they are more dangerous? It is similar to a tight group situation, [/QUOTE]I didn't say I thought they are more dangerous, you did. I was curious to know if you had evidence or were just being transphobic.

Nearly everyone in the street is "in a group". Its for their own safety. Both sexes. And birds of a feather flock together.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2700244]Not saying your wrong bcos I have no evidence, but I am curious to know how you know trans women are more a danger than anyone else in centro?[/QUOTE]By the same token Osteoknot might as well go around making "friends" with anyone hanging out on the streets of Centro while bragging that he is gaining some fringe benefit from it. You've made a valid point. Wink.

[QUOTE=JohnHancock11;2700135]I've been back a few days now but better late than never for a report I hope.

I was in Medellin for 11 days total, my longest trip to date. My primary avenue of mongering was FB. I sessioned with 5 new FB chicas and repeated with 5 more, a couple more than once. Still paying 200-250 k mas taxi. I paid 300 k mas taxi one time for a chica who would absolutely not take less and I really wanted to meet her. It was not great but fine, but I'd say worth the extra $12.50 to find out. I had one surprise threesome and one surprise almost foursome.

The almost foursome story is just kind of classic you never know what is going to happen in Medellin. The chica I spent the most time with overall was spending the night for the first time. She came over around 10, we spent an hour in the jacuzzi and then back to the room. I finished and we were just relaxing in bed and she tells me her friend wants to come over. "Not for sex, just to hang out and drink" she says. So her friend comes over a little after midnight. They are dancing and drinking Baileys and then some clothes come off and then they start kissing. So much for not for sex. Her friend was flaca and cute, just the way I like them. Needless to say I made it happen. So now it's a little after 2 am, I've finished twice in roughly 3 hours or so. I'm sure that's not impressive for most guys but that takes work for me. Now as I'm literally wiping off after finish number two the second girl goes out of the room. I ask my #1 girl where she is going and she tells me their other friend has arrived after being left by some friends at a bar on her birthday. I'm quite certain this is not the truth but whatever. Now there are 3 girls in the room. The overnight security guy is texting me to make sure I'm ok with 3 girls in the room. I tell him yes but also ask him to check back in an hour or so to make sure. (I had already been tipping him very well, and I was glad that I was). At some point I had to Rappi another bottle of Baileys because they housed the first one. So now it's like 4 am they are still drinking and dancing and girl #3 slides up on the bed next to me..[/QUOTE]I like your style. You gambled a bit allowing 3 chicas to party with you, but you came out OK with nothing robbed and no silly behavior on their part. Glad you got what you came for and thanks for sharing with the forum the good times. Sometimes you have to gamble a bit to get the most out of a trip, just always be careful when pushing the limits, especially in Medellin.

Sidenote Question: What is the best pregame spot in Medellin? Place to drink with chicas and warm up before a big night out. A place that is good from the hours of 8 pm to 11 pm?

[QUOTE=Balboa;2700230]Yeah, that's great!

I've befriended many as well, in both Medellin and Bogota.

I'm a pretty cool cat, Lol, and I speak very good spanish, and I like joking around, etc, treating them like human beings.

Lightens it all up.

Everyone wins.[/QUOTE]I love the vennies, even developed a fetish for the older 1's (I'm 29). Something about them not only blows my load but my mind too.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2700149]They are in Park Lleras too but you can't bring them back to San Peter if they only have Venezuela ID.[/QUOTE]As Mr. E. has pointed out, you're mistaken. The San Peter welcomes Venezuelan passports, even if they have expired--as I discovered to my surprise and relief when I had a Venezuelan I'd met at Zandalay's visit me there several times earlier this year. On the other hand, my 2021 Señorita Numero Uno (a Venezolana whom I found stripping on stage at Conejitos) was turned away at the San Peter when presenting some form of quite official looking ID that the Colombian government allegedly provides to immigrants who have arrived without passports--and we had to resort to meeting at nearby love motels. Clearly, Conejitos had accepted this form of ID, but the San Peter's management said that they could be too easily faked.

[QUOTE=NilAdmirari;2700396]As Mr. E. has pointed out, you're mistaken. The San Peter welcomes Venezuelan passports[/QUOTE]I mean cedula. I would have said passport if I mean passport. All passports are allowed, There is another form of document [B]rumv[/B] that may work.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2700415]I mean cedula. I would have said passport if I mean passport. All passports are allowed, There is another form of document [B]rumv[/B] that may work.[/QUOTE]It's semantics and I believe Nounce to be more correct because NA does not understand the very important distinction. Every Colombian has to have a national ID = cédula. Relatively few will have passports, which are certainly one form of identification. But if you ask a South American for 'identificación' or Eye Dee, you will get a cédula back 98% of the time. Identification = cédula. Pasaporte es otra cosa.

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Sidenote Question: What is the best pregame spot in Medellin? Place to drink with chicas and warm up before a big night out. A place that is good from the hours of 8 pm to 11 pm?[/QUOTE]There are a lot of places around Parque Lleras whether to the east up towards Provenza or to the south with tons of girls to meet, although those won't be working girls. The working girls tend to come out later. I have seen some at the Beer Bar (not sure if still exists) and Sky Bar both before and after Gustos opens / closes.

[QUOTE=RamDavidson84;2700368]I like your style. You gambled a bit allowing 3 chicas to party with you, but you came out OK with nothing robbed and no silly behavior on their part. Glad you got what you came for and thanks for sharing with the forum the good times. Sometimes you have to gamble a bit to get the most out of a trip, just always be careful when pushing the limits, especially in Medellin.

Sidenote Question: What is the best pregame spot in Medellin? Place to drink with chicas and warm up before a big night out. A place that is good from the hours of 8 pm to 11 pm?[/QUOTE]Parque Lleras and La 70 have tons of options but this all assumes you speak Spanish and are aware that Colombians like to go out in groups with their friends and / or family members.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2700336]I didn't say I thought they are more dangerous, you did. I was curious to know if you had evidence or were just being transphobic.

Nearly everyone in the street is "in a group". Its for their own safety. Both sexes. And birds of a feather flock together.[/QUOTE]It is situational. Replace the group with a gang, it only take one member to provoke you. And exactly like you said, they flock together, you are an outsider. Replace El Centro with a location that is completely locals without foreigner and police presence, the same situation will be worse.

I don't know why you are so interested in trans? Like the other post, I am talking more about the balance between individual right and collective right, you kept steering into trans too. 😵.

Living on the edge, All you need is love, Don't change a winning strategy, always change a losing strategy.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2700493]
I don't know why you are so interested in trans? Like the other post, I am talking more about the balance between individual right and collective right, you kept steering into trans too. 😵.[/QUOTE]It wasnt me that brought them up, it was osteo, and you agreed w him that they were more dangerous.

I am not particularly interested in them, I just speak up when others make unsupported prejudicial remarks about minority groups. Thats my nature. I am like the scorpion in the frog / scorpion / river tale. Hehe.

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Well I will posit not as bad as Chicago or Mexico!

[QUOTE=JustTK;2700577]It wasnt me that brought them up, it was osteo, and you agreed w him that they were more dangerous....[/QUOTE]That's fair. One of them threaten to one day eat my pene a few years ago so I am worried 😒.