Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Expat13; 1144775]I have a couple of friends heading to Sosua for Easter. They are not members here so thought I would do the due dilligence. Its been awhile since I was there and I here things have chcnged due to the new female major.

Whats the girl scene like now? Where are the go to spots? The Do's and don't's? The going price?

Thye are trying to lock down accomodations and have a few choices. Whats Rocks trade winds condos like?

Thanks in advance! [/QUOTE]From the comments I've read over the years around this time (just do a thread search for April 2008, 2009, 2010) your friends couldn't have picked a more worst time to visit, especially post-crackdown. Easter is to be avoided everywhere in Latin / South America (Roman Catholic majority).

I believe Helpmann (spelling?) has a post/link on this?

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1144730]Respectfully speaking but your statement shows you are not qualified to comment on race relations in the Dominican Republic. The only person living in the DR, and is color blind, is you.

Have you not noticed the Dominicans hatred of Haitians? Or the hidden racism between light skinned Dominicans and dark skinned Dominicans. Charles Pooter lives there and has his eyes open and knows. [/QUOTE]With all due respect I was referring to their treatment of the gringo. You my friend should apologize. I am well aware of the racism that exists among the natives. To assume and post that I am not qualified shows how unqualified you are to judge my qualifications. Simply said, I have forgotten more about the D. R than you will ever know.

[QUOTE=Bobsthrobbinknob;1145072]With all due respect I was referring to their treatment of the gringo. You my friend should apologize. I am well aware of the racism that exists among the natives. To assume and post that I am not qualified shows how unqualified you are to judge my qualifications. Simply said, I have forgotten more about the D. R than you will ever know.[/QUOTE]I was talking about Ricky Rapido's comment, are you him under another handle.

My reply was to your comment that the Dominican people are "color blind". I didn't understand this statement especially when you now say that racism exists among the natives. But you are correct though that when dealing with gringos the main color they see is green. I should have understood that you were talking about gringos and Dominicans and these two groups interacting were "color blind". Also being you live there I'm glad that you have forgotten more about the DR than I will ever remember.

With all this said, my total lack of understanding exactly what you were saying deserves a "my bad" from me to you.

Respectfully yours Ricky Rapido, Bobbsthrobbinknob or any other handle you have on ISG.

[QUOTE=DrSexalot;1144929]What are the top three massage parlors in sousa? Please consider price, looks of the girls and extras offered.[/QUOTE]Varies, just walk around and they will invite you in. Massage places open and close erratically.

Mostly the girls in massage parlors are not stunners. Often they are a bit older (I. E. Over 25) , but you never know your luck.

Extras may include air-conditioning or an electric fan, lampshade (unusual) , cold towels, a hook or nail to hang your clothes on. Prices start at 300 pesos for half an hour.

La Passion is probably the best, except that really it is a brothel and whatever massage you get is perfunctory. The girls are not diploma trained masagistas. At Belki's salon, you can get a haircut, pedicure, or any kind of sex. There is, or was, another massage place close to Casa Marina with some Haitian girls. Again you can get manicure, pedicure, haircut, massage, sex, but if you want sex, better to make a date to see the girl later.

Sometimes girls will approach you in the street asking "masaje?". This usually means sex."Masaje completo" (complete massage) also means the same as sex.

With the exception of La Passion there is no set menu as to what is on offer or not on offer. It is just a question of what you negotiate with the girl.

I had legitimate massages for more than two two years from a sweet girl who had just turned 18 when I met her. She was a virgin and a Christian. She was keeping her virginity for her wedding day. Eventually she did get married, but her husband was not satisfying her, and a few months later I had full sex with her a couple of times and she was one of the best I have ever had.

All this goes to prove nothing, except that you can never know what to expect. Which is what is so great about Sosua.

Gogo you are right. Most gringo have no clue how or why we feel. Few are open enough to listen. It is up to us to say when we will forget the years of degragation. We carry few grudges but reserve the right not to forget.

[QUOTE=Bobsthrobbinknob;1145072]With all due respect I was referring to their treatment of the gringo. You my friend should apologize. I am well aware of the racism that exists among the natives. To assume and post that I am not qualified shows how unqualified you are to judge my qualifications. Simply said, I have forgotten more about the D. R than you will ever know.[/QUOTE]

I think you guys may be underestimating how observant people around you are, and these days with the internet and all that.

Do you really think it is not obvious what you (we) are up to travelling regularly to DR, Thailand (or Brazil, Colombia). I mean, how much sightseeing can you do in the same place. LOL.

Though I'm single, and have always been while doing this, I know everyone in the office, friends and family probably have a good guess about my travels! Who cares, you only live once. !

Can someone recommend a good villa / house rental in or very near Sosua? I have tried a few different websites and I'm not having much success.

Thanks!

Also, does anybody know how to get back your previous contributions. I had to re-register and I lost my senior status. That sucks!

[QUOTE=Rick Rock;1145018]Thanks. PM sent.[/QUOTE]John of the palace was a very likeable guy. He had very few enemies and I met him on my maiden voyage. I stayed at the Palace several times but he was letting it get run down. The workers and the on site chicas were getting careless. I had made a complaint to him about all this. I did get to know his wife, who was a fine woman but partial to the chicas when something happened between them and the mongers. Perhaps he should have taken care of his business matters better (although I do not know all the details) but he was a great human being. It was comical when a chica was in a monger'rs room yelling and screaming, trying to tear up the place. When John was called he was so calm as if he has seen it all before. After all the drama was over he would just simply shrug it all off and say that the chica would probably forget about the incident the next day. Those were the days. Thanks Rick!

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1145085]I was talking about Ricky Rapido's comment, are you him under another handle.

My reply was to your comment that the Dominican people are "color blind". I didn't understand this statement especially when you now say that racism exists among the natives. But you are correct though that when dealing with gringos the main color they see is green. I should have understood that you were talking about gringos and Dominicans and these two groups interacting were "color blind". Also being you live there I'm glad that you have forgotten more about the DR than I will ever remember.

With all this said, my total lack of understanding exactly what you were saying deserves a "my bad" from me to you.

Respectfully yours Ricky Rapido, Bobbsthrobbinknob or any other handle you have on ISG. [/QUOTE]Yes, there is discrimination towards Haitians here in the DR. But, I wouldn't call it racial in the sense of skin color. Rather, it is a cultural thing. Haitians are inferior culturally to Dominicans. Enmity goes back to early times when the country was run from by a Haitian french speaking president. Then the spanish people revolted and formed their own country. Today Haitians are another class of people here in the DR. They take the lowest paying jobs, are not allowed citizenship, and even their children who are born here are not citizens. What I find ironic is that many Dominicans are just as dark in color as the Haitians. Americans think of racial discrimination along color lines. That is the difference.

[QUOTE=AlwaysHorny 2;1145219]Can someone recommend a good villa / house rental in or very near Sosua? ks![/QUOTE]I stayed at Hispaniola Villa (you should be able to google it) and loved it. Ita a straight shot to Classicos, on the other side of the major street running thru Sosua. You may want to rent a car (it's a 8 minute walk to the front gate of the gated community, and the community itself is rather hilly, making for really tired legs and a grumpy chic if you have to walk). Each villa has it's own pool, wifi, daily maid service, free water, and is reasonably priced (my buddy and I paid about $70 each a night for a 3 bedroom. Good luck.

[QUOTE=Sovereign;1145384]I stayed at Hispaniola Villa (you should be able to google it) and loved it. Ita a straight shot to Classicos, on the other side of the major street running thru Sosua. You may want to rent a car (it's a 8 minute walk to the front gate of the gated community, and the community itself is rather hilly, making for really tired legs and a grumpy chic if you have to walk). Each villa has it's own pool, wifi, daily maid service, free water, and is reasonably priced (my buddy and I paid about $70 each a night for a 3 bedroom. Good luck.[/QUOTE]I've rented a villa in Hispaniola also, the girls loved it and so did I. My problem was that the guys I was staying with liked to party well into the night outside by the pool, we were asked to leave, more like told to leave by shotgun toting security. We then rented another villa somewhere else, I forget the name of the place but we were thrown out of there too for the same reason. Lesson to be learned, if you are going to party until 3 a. M. Do it inside with the windows and doors closed or don't rent a villa in an upscale neighborhood. And lesson for me is that I need new wingmen, hahaha.

Well fellas Sabor is feet dry in Sosua. I got in SDQ around 1PM and got my rental which took an hour but as soon as I got the keys I was off to Sosua. Thanks to my brother from another mother Mr. G the directions he PM me were right on point. As I took the Samana Hwy there were a few people trying to thumb their way in my direction. I saw a nice twenty something with a cute bunda and my monger sense went off! Picked her up and played the dumb turist visiting and "old amigo" in Rio San Juan. She said not a problem and that was in her direction so off we went. I threw my mack and by the third toll booth she was ready. Went to some cabanas in Nagua and did the deed. She was very helpful! Dropped her off and gave her some "taxi" fare. Now, this part is not cool. It got dark and was pouring cats and dogs. That's cool if your in the house but not on the road in DR! Ok, so I manage to not kill any of the local wildlife including motoconchos on the way. Got in late and threw my bags down and went to get something to eat at PJs. As I'm walking around 10PM I bump into an old flame Mr. G introduced me to from Four Roses. We ate and she did a TLN with me. More to follow.

[QUOTE=Sabor;1145485]Well fellas Sabor is feet dry in Sosua. I got in SDQ around 1PM and got my rental which took an hour but as soon as I got the keys I was off to Sosua. Thanks to my brother from another mother Mr. G the directions he PM me were right on point. As I took the Samana Hwy there were a few people trying to thumb their way in my direction. I saw a nice twenty something with a cute bunda and my monger sense went off! Picked her up and played the dumb turist visiting and "old amigo" in Rio San Juan. She said not a problem and that was in her direction so off we went. I threw my mack and by the third toll booth she was ready. Went to some cabanas in Nagua and did the deed. She was very helpful! Dropped her off and gave her some "taxi" fare. Now, this part is not cool. It got dark and was pouring cats and dogs. That's cool if your in the house but not on the road in DR! Ok, so I manage to not kill any of the local wildlife including motoconchos on the way. Got in late and threw my bags down and went to get something to eat at PJs. As I'm walking around 10PM I bump into an old flame Mr. G introduced me to from Four Roses. We ate and she did a TLN with me. More to follow.[/QUOTE]Yo my ex from Puerto plata, you know the one, is supposedly in Sosua now. Its open season and that pussy is the best, feel free to help yourself. We can share notes on on our next trip. Have fun.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1145455]I've rented a villa in Hispaniola also, the girls loved it and so did I. My problem was that the guys I was staying with liked to party well into the night outside by the pool, we were asked to leave, more like told to leave by shotgun toting security. We then rented another villa somewhere else, I forget the name of the place but we were thrown out of there too for the same reason. Lesson to be learned, if you are going to party until 3 a. M. Do it inside with the windows and doors closed or don't rent a villa in an upscale neighborhood. And lesson for me is that I need new wingmen, hahaha.[/QUOTE]Hey Manizales911 next time just get a villa at Casa Linda. Just tell them that you want an secluded private villa where there won't be a problem if you party well into the night. Had no problems at all the couple times I stayed there.

[QUOTE=Sabor;1145485]Well fellas Sabor is feet dry in Sosua. I got in SDQ around 1PM and got my rental which took an hour but as soon as I got the keys I was off to Sosua. Thanks to my brother from another mother Mr. G the directions he PM me were right on point. As I took the Samana Hwy there were a few people trying to thumb their way in my direction. I saw a nice twenty something with a cute bunda and my monger sense went off! Picked her up and played the dumb turist visiting and "old amigo" in Rio San Juan. She said not a problem and that was in her direction so off we went. I threw my mack and by the third toll booth she was ready. Went to some cabanas in Nagua and did the deed. She was very helpful! Dropped her off and gave her some "taxi" fare. Now, this part is not cool. It got dark and was pouring cats and dogs. That's cool if your in the house but not on the road in DR! Ok, so I manage to not kill any of the local wildlife including motoconchos on the way. Got in late and threw my bags down and went to get something to eat at PJs. As I'm walking around 10PM I bump into an old flame Mr. G introduced me to from Four Roses. We ate and she did a TLN with me. More to follow.[/QUOTE]Can you post the direction on how to get from Santo Domingo To Sosua. Thanks