Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Nikkon; 1159961]Hi guys, sorry for my english because I'm european, but believer of this forum that I appreciate, newbie in Sosua but old monger (Thaïland, Brazil eight times, Colombia and now Dominican Republic).

I arrived in Sosua Thursday night, and when I read that it's dead, I think it's exaggerated. Sure, perhaps for those who know Sosua the past years, but for me who arrive for the first time, it's great! Yesterday by example, I went in La Passions and they were twenties cuties and young ladies available, and a lot of girls too on the street Pedro Clisante, and on other clubs.

I finished my night in disco Classico, and I think there was 50-80-grils for 10-20 guys only, then a lot of choice and I think 5-10 very, very, beautifiul ladies.

Today I went to the beach, and I seen or talk with 5-10 grils available, and I seen too 10 girls available at 2pm on the main street with bars, Pedro Clisante. For unluck, it'ts raining all the afternoon, what not encourage the girls to come on the town.

Then Sosua it's dead perhaps compared to the past, but I think there is again a lot of things to do with chicas, nights and days! And it's better than Santo Domingo where I stayed yet three weeks. Better level of beauties, that sure, and better choice.

IMHO, of course.

Nikkon[/QUOTE]Great first post and not too much wrong with your English. Another nail in the coffin for all the moaning minnies about Sosua. They are like spoilt children who cannot have everything their way. Sosua has its defects as do all monger spots but is hard to beat for good value within easy reach of much of the USA.

[QUOTE=Nikkon;1159961]Hi guys, sorry for my english because I'm european[/QUOTE]Hey! We English are Europeans too, you know! (Not very good ones sometimes, I must admit).

[QUOTE=Nikkon; 1159961]Hi guys, sorry for my english because I'm european, but believer of this forum that I appreciate, newbie in Sosua but old monger (Thaïland, Brazil eight times, Colombia and now Dominican Republic).

I arrived in Sosua Thursday night, and when I read that it's dead, I think it's exaggerated. Sure, perhaps for those who know Sosua the past years, but for me who arrive for the first time, it's great! Yesterday by example, I went in La Passions and they were twenties cuties and young ladies available, and a lot of girls too on the street Pedro Clisante, and on other clubs.

I finished my night in disco Classico, and I think there was 50-80-grils for 10-20 guys only, then a lot of choice and I think 5-10 very, very, beautifiul ladies.

Today I went to the beach, and I seen or talk with 5-10 grils available, and I seen too 10 girls available at 2pm on the main street with bars, Pedro Clisante. For unluck, it'ts raining all the afternoon, what not encourage the girls to come on the town.

Then Sosua it's dead perhaps compared to the past, but I think there is again a lot of things to do with chicas, nights and days! And it's better than Santo Domingo where I stayed yet three weeks. Better level of beauties, that sure, and better choice.

IMHO, of course.

Nikkon[/QUOTE]Many european guys prefer darker skin chicas. North Coast including Puerto Plata and Sosua has more darker skin chicas. In Santo Domingo I see very few Haitianas. Santo Domingo is a big city with some very fine chicas.

Thanks for reporting and have fun

I'm heading to Sosua next week for my 1st time too. The latest posts just about changed my mind. But after reading this, I'll give it my best shot. Cuming in Wed from Miami via AA and should be having my first brew around 4 or so. Where (and when) is happy hour, anyway, for newbies?

Dan.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1159972]Great first post and not too much wrong with your English. Another nail in the coffin for all the moaning minnies about Sosua. They are like spoilt children who cannot have everything their way. Sosua has its defects as do all monger spots but is hard to beat for good value within easy reach of much of the USA.

Hey! We English are Europeans too, you know! (Not very good ones sometimes, I must admit). [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Nikkon; 1159961]Hi guys, sorry for my english because I'm european, but believer of this forum that I appreciate, newbie in Sosua but old monger (Thaïland, Brazil eight times, Colombia and now Dominican Republic).

I arrived in Sosua Thursday night, and when I read that it's dead, I think it's exaggerated. Sure, perhaps for those who know Sosua the past years, but for me who arrive for the first time, it's great! Yesterday by example, I went in La Passions and they were twenties cuties and young ladies available, and a lot of girls too on the street Pedro Clisante, and on other clubs.

I finished my night in disco Classico, and I think there was 50-80-grils for 10-20 guys only, then a lot of choice and I think 5-10 very, very, beautifiul ladies.

Today I went to the beach, and I seen or talk with 5-10 grils available, and I seen too 10 girls available at 2pm on the main street with bars, Pedro Clisante. For unluck, it'ts raining all the afternoon, what not encourage the girls to come on the town.

Then Sosua it's dead perhaps compared to the past, but I think there is again a lot of things to do with chicas, nights and days! And it's better than Santo Domingo where I stayed yet three weeks. Better level of beauties, that sure, and better choice.

IMHO, of course.

Nikkon[/QUOTE]Thanks for the update and quick report!

[QUOTE=Nikkon; 1159961]Hi guys, sorry for my english because I'm european, but believer of this forum that I appreciate, newbie in Sosua but old monger (Thaïland, Brazil eight times, Colombia and now Dominican Republic).

I arrived in Sosua Thursday night, and when I read that it's dead, I think it's exaggerated. Sure, perhaps for those who know Sosua the past years, but for me who arrive for the first time, it's great! Yesterday by example, I went in La Passions and they were twenties cuties and young ladies available, and a lot of girls too on the street Pedro Clisante, and on other clubs.

I finished my night in disco Classico, and I think there was 50-80-grils for 10-20 guys only, then a lot of choice and I think 5-10 very, very, beautifiul ladies.

Today I went to the beach, and I seen or talk with 5-10 grils available, and I seen too 10 girls available at 2pm on the main street with bars, Pedro Clisante. For unluck, it'ts raining all the afternoon, what not encourage the girls to come on the town.

Then Sosua it's dead perhaps compared to the past, but I think there is again a lot of things to do with chicas, nights and days! And it's better than Santo Domingo where I stayed yet three weeks. Better level of beauties, that sure, and better choice.

IMHO, of course.

Nikkon[/QUOTE]This is spot on. Yes, Sosua has changed, and in some ways for the better. But there's still tons of pussy available.

[QUOTE=Dan The Man69;1159986]Where (and when) is happy hour, anyway, for newbies?[/QUOTE]Are you aware that "happy hour" in Sosua refers to taking two putas at once for a threesome? Of course it is also used by bars, etc. for a cheap drinking time, but not often. Dominicans aren't big on "special offers" or discounts.

Guess its a throw back from my military days. Been used to happy hours after missions, or when arriving in new places in Korea, Philippines. Seems the old timers always took pride in parading in the fresh meat (us) or "cherrys" to get them initiated or indoctrinated, or as we say "our intel briefing". Usually ended with a "happy hr". Sometimes even drink specials!

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1160070]Are you aware that "happy hour" in Sosua refers to taking two putas at once for a threesome? Of course it is also used by bars, etc. for a cheap drinking time, but not often. Dominicans aren't big on "special offers" or discounts.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Dan The Man69;1160162]Guess its a throw back from my military days. Been used to happy hours after missions, or when arriving in new places in Korea, Philippines. Seems the old timers always took pride in parading in the fresh meat (us) or "cherrys" to get them initiated or indoctrinated, or as we say "our intel briefing". Usually ended with a "happy hr". Sometimes even drink specials![/QUOTE]So "happy hour" meaning "a threesome" is used all over the world, not just in the DR? I didn't know that. I had only heard it refer to a cheap booze time, but I never travelled outside Europe.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1159879]I sure as hell don't look for English food here (it is not too great even in England. LOL) though several places make an acceptable attempt at "fish and chips" on the North Coast.[/QUOTE]I have not had a good cup of tea yet in DR, black Assam tea, sugar and half and half. There used to a German baker in Sosua, off Pedro Clisante, not far from Passions, not sure if he is still open.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1159977]Many european guys prefer darker skin chicas. North Coast including Puerto Plata and Sosua has more darker skin chicas. In Santo Domingo I see very few Haitianas. Santo Domingo is a big city with some very fine chicas.

Thanks for reporting and have fun[/QUOTE]Yes, you are right Jaosousa : I prefer "mulatas" and there is a lot here in Sosua; and a lot of haîtians girls too, they seem more crazy and more strange than dominican girls, and all have extension hair, I mean artificial and beautiful long hair, perhaps to hide their original frizzy hair.

You're right too because there is more beautiful light skin in Santo Domingo, in the bars of avenida Venezuela, and in the strip clubs. Not my cup of tea.

Thanks to you

[QUOTE=Nikkon;1160255]I prefer "mulatas" and there are a lot here in Sosua[/QUOTE]Has anyone ever heard the word "mulatas" used by those living in the DR (whether Dominicans, Haitians, or established ex-pats)? I have been coming for six years including the last two living here, and I cannot ever recall having heard it except from newbies coming from other countries where it is used.

But I only know the North Coast. Maybe it is used in other areas or social groups?

[QUOTE=Nikkon;1160255]... a lot of Haitian girls too, they seem more crazy and more strange than Dominican girls, and all have extension hair, I mean artificial and beautiful long hair, perhaps to hide their original frizzy hair.[/QUOTE]My Haitian girlfriend does most anything to please me, but I cannot persuade her to stop using extensions. I don't see anything beautiful about them. I like women the way God made them without anything artificial (piercings, tattoos, breast implants, colored contact lenses, etc). I have yet to meet a Haitian who could afford top quality soft-hair extensions (they are incredibly expensive) and the cheaper ones are like wirewool, trap the sweat and stink after a time.

Not sure why you think haitianas are more crazy, unless you are mixing with drug takers. Avoid these! More strange? Maybe a bit, but their cultural background is different. If you were French you might feel they were less strange than dominicanas.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1160257]Has anyone ever heard the word "mulatas" used by those living in the DR (whether Dominicans, Haitians, or established ex-pats)? I have been coming for six years including the last two living here, and I cannot ever recall having heard it except from newbies coming from other countries where it is used.

But I only know the North Coast. Maybe it is used in other areas or social groups? [/QUOTE]Yes, mulatas is a brazilian term, used too in Colombia. Here in DR, morenas or negras

[QUOTE=Combo;1160053]This is spot on. Yes, Sosua has changed, and in some ways for the better. But there's still tons of pussy available.[/QUOTE]This post is on the spot. Boots on the ground here with reports to follow. It is no way near the way it was last November; but plenty of women play with!

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1160260]My Haitian girlfriend does most anything to please me, but I cannot persuade her to stop using extensions. I don't see anything beautiful about them. I like women the way God made them without anything artificial (piercings, tattoos, breast implants, colored contact lenses, etc). I have yet to meet a Haitian who could afford top quality soft-hair extensions (they are incredibly expensive) and the cheaper ones are like wirewool, trap the sweat and stink after a time.

Not sure why you think haitianas are more crazy, unless you are mixing with drug takers. Avoid these! More strange? Maybe a bit, but their cultural background is different. If you were French you might feel they were less strange than dominicanas.[/QUOTE]Chris Rock the comedian did a documentary about hair (probably on HBO) , which included segments about hair extensions. There is some temple in India where Indian woman go and have their hair shaved off. The hair is then sold to made into hair extensions and sold internationally. Lots of Dominican chicas also use hair extensions.