Can relate to your last paragraph
[QUOTE=JuliusLad;3033295]Seeking Advice from experienced SDs who have traveled / vacationed with SBs (Latin America experienced preferred).
Hello gents, like many of us, I am a regular SA user. I only subscribe when I'm abroad (strictly Latin America based on all previous trips) and have had some good experiences in CDMX, Bogota, Buenos Aires, and Rio to a lesser extent because in my opinion, there's many other options in a country like Brazil. I have never used SA in the states and have no intention of doing so...[/QUOTE]Your last paragraph reminded me of myself when I started using SA and feel head over heals over this SB. Rejected all the other POTs, because of this girl, maybe being naive or fresh out of a relationship but man I fancied that girl like anything only to realize it was just a dream. I will tell you why though, it was not the sex I mean at best she was a 6-7 but the affection she bestowed, checking in on you, sharing selfie pics while at work, sharing her life updates and even baking for me. LOL. We both deleted our SA account after we started the arrangement.
Few days before I had planned to take her to a 5* resort in Canary Islands for a surprise I find out she had rejoined SA long back and had another SD paying her 3 X more than what I was paying her.
Boy I was envious and jealous of that guy and then calmed down and realized there is always someone paying them more and giving them more and it is like this endless cycle which goes on and on.
So can definitely relate to how you must have felt.
Real Seeking Girls. Non Pro
Of course many of us love a seeking girl who is very real and not a full time pro. I was just thinking back on the girls I've seen and here is a list of professions. Some of these I've seen multiple girls in that job category.
Waitress.
College Student.
Customer Service Rep.
Yoga Instructor.
Stripper.
Med Student.
Office Manager.
Receptionist.
Care Giver.
Maid.
Law Student.
Gamer. Influencer.
Chemist.
Actress.
Model.
Office Admin.
Cashier.
Claims Specialist.
Retail.
DJ.
PR Specialist.
Amazon warehouse worker.
Purchasing Agent.
Of course the common theme is they don't make a lot of money! But it's been so much fun to have a slice of life with these gorgeous and fun women.
Comfort in Southeast Asia?
Recently arrived in Bangkok and while the city has cool things to do, it's not exactly comfortable and challenging to find connection here. Most of the women (or people even) I've talked to behave like NPCs (non player characters for those of you who don't play video games), as in you have a very limited number of things you can talk to them about or do with them, but when you try to go beyond this, it doesn't go well. There's only so much sticky rice one can eat before getting tired and looking for greener pastures.
I prefer places where you can walk to get food (preferably organic), walk to the gym, and generally have a good routine which allows for productivity. The best places for me were in Spain and Portugal, where the girls were close to LatAm hot yet the quality of life was European-grade. I have a friend visiting Taiwan in late December so I'd like to stick around but don't think anywhere in this area fits that bill.
- Kuala Lumpur has similarly amazing food to Thailand, but the scene is dead. Their local sugar website, sugar book, seems like a scammy mix between Seeking and OnlyFans.
- Bali seems cool, but you'd have to be ok with scootering everywhere and the injury risk that goes along with that. And paying exorbitant prices for non-local girls.
- Jakarta doesn't seem comfortable to live in, although the Seeking action is there even if the girls are mid-level in looks. I've been traumatized by mosques waking me up at 6:30 am in Muslim countries.
- Vietnam would not be more comfortable than Thailand, and the girls would be more distant.
- Taiwan would be more comfortable, but the girls seem pretty much nonexistent.
- Manila would probably be the best option for Seeking, with cute girls that speak English and communicate well. But the food seems to be straight up bad, like even worse than US food.
- Singapore would probably work, albeit at a high price. Airbnb is banned so I'd have to find a serviced apartment. This might be the only option beyond just hunkering down in Bangkok and finding a reasonably comfy place near the BTS, and accepting the country's limitations?
For those with more experience, did I miss anything?