Santo Domingo

I am a lot closer to 60 then 50 and many things in my life have changed. I am in great shape but I am not sure how attracive I am to 30 year old Dominican woman. The one constant in my life is that 20 year old pussy is very nice. Sosua allows me to indulge my taste. I am a pro saleman with very good people skill. I can BS with the best. I like bravo do like to miss lead a non pros with lies. My game is getting a pro hard or semi to open up a bit. I do things to make them let their hair down. Dancing or dinner anything to help them forget they are putas. I do not enjoy the slam bam as much a little GFE. Time is the deciding factor. We do not have time for dating games. We want the pussy asap. Sosua scratches that itch very well and for a great price. SD has casa which I do not use. I have been fortunate to find SWs that I like and give GFE. They treat me more as a friend then a client IMHO. I have fun with them and there are no strings. Mutual respect. I have been to Sd many times and have had conversations with non pros. The ladies know that we are in and out. They are smart enough that there is not going to be a serious relationship. SD needs skill and game unless you just want to hit casas. Picking up chicas in clubs with no Spanish good luck. Banging young ladies in the DR is the most fun I have these days. I spend the time exploit my time there. Sosua is easy I need to take a break sometimes

[QUOTE=Revere;1354818]. But, I would like to go for the Superbowl as I am sure all the chicks will be in town. I am nervous about going with classicos now shut down. .[/QUOTE]Classicos shut down? I have been out from the forum a couple of months and Classicos closed? Are there still selling Presidentes in the country or Anheuser Busch bought it and now it is Presiweiser? What else has been recently closed? GBP? Is Waleska still offering "el combo agrandado" for 1500 pesos? . Why I am worrying? I have been out of Santo Domingo for 5 months and on average a dozen chicas per month ask me " cuando vienes papi? Te extrano!" (when are you coming back papi? I miss you!"). If I go to Santo Domingo I will need at least a month to sexually deal with the girls I already know plus another month to the girls I have met on the internet in the last months. To succeed in Santo Domingo it is essential to : 1) have some money 2) speak Spanish, the more the better 3) be informed (is the map still there?) 4) be nice 5) be a tiguere (street smart). I have read a lot of stories of success from Santo Domingo rookies thanks to having these essentials.

There are some girls that want to wife you during the trip, that is why I tell every chica I know a different arrival / departure date, so the girl I want to see first I tell her my real arrival date, once I want to get rid off her I just invent a trip to Santiago or other city with relatives.

Don't worry about Classicos closed, my first Sosua visit was during last year Superbowl weekend and it was great, there will for sure be a lot of Superchicas there.

By the way, Shakey luxury apartments, next to Pasteur casas and next to V Centenario hotel opened last week, prices from $90 per night per apartment.

[url]http://www.hotelshakey.com/[/url]

You can get away with anything you want to wear in SD. It's about your language and people skills. It does not require any insider knowledge only a willingness to step outside of what you have been use to. You actually have to have a conversation with someone. That conversations will open you up to relationships that will get you farther than you could ever dream. Even little relationships with the street kids opens up doors. I have been dressed to nines and borderline beach bum and have had great luck. There are 1. 87mil people in SD and most of the. 87 women are looking for a good man to get with along with about 50k pro's in the immediate vicinity of the Malecon to tide you over until you find the right one. The Quantity and Quality is quadruple that of Sosua.

You take a minute to learn how the city works; you will never want to leave. Too many on here bring their own western sensibilities but leave any sense of game back home. There is a level of respect missing from most of you that comes screaming across to a Dominican. You can blame it on your dress if you want to; however, they can smell asshole a mile away.

If I seem a little terse in my writing, its due to about 3 years now of watching some of you make a complete ass of yourself in this county. Try actually being a tourist before making dumb ass statements based on interactions solely with Putas and Con Men.

I did not always agree with Joa but at least he had usefull info and was a great guy to have a conversation aside for hookers skills with.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1355466]Dress Dominican (jeans, loafers, nice shirt tucked, belt to match shoes). Monger in safe tourist areas until you have several visits on your resume. And don't trust any Dominican you meet on the streets.[/QUOTE]I don't agree with the Dress Dominican part. I'm not Dominican, so why pretend? I'm an American on vacation, who can't wear jeans to work, so when I'm there I'm wearing cargo shorts, sneakers, and a tshirt or polo. Plus it's too damn hot for all that. LOL I treat people the way I want to be treated, so I've had a little success just being me. I have my little spots where I can go listen to music, get to know chicas, trick off on drinks, converse in my improving spanish, and whatever happens just happens. I always have a casa or one of my previous conquests to call if I fail. Either way I'm on vacation, and fucking a beautiful woman, so SD works for me. Bottom line is just be yourself, because no matter how hard you pretend, the true you will come out.

[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1355630]I don't agree with the Dress Dominican part. I'm not Dominican, so why pretend? I'm an American on vacation, who can't wear jeans to work, so when I'm there I'm wearing cargo shorts, sneakers, and a tshirt or polo. Plus it's too damn hot for all that. LOL I treat people the way I want to be treated, so I've had a little success just being me. I have my little spots where I can go listen to music, get to know chicas, trick off on drinks, converse in my improving spanish, and whatever happens just happens. I always have a casa or one of my previous conquests to call if I fail. Either way I'm on vacation, and fucking a beautiful woman, so SD works for me. Bottom line is just be yourself, because no matter how hard you pretend, the true you will come out.[/QUOTE]Preeeeach Brotha!

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline; 1355618]Classicos shut down? I have been out from the forum a couple of months and Classicos closed? Are there still selling Presidentes in the country or Anheuser Busch bought it and now it is Presiweiser? What else has been recently closed? GBP? Is Waleska still offering "el combo agrandado" for 1500 pesos? . Why I am worrying? I have been out of Santo Domingo for 5 months and on average a dozen chicas per month ask me " cuando vienes papi? Te extrano!" (when are you coming back papi? I miss you!"). If I go to Santo Domingo I will need at least a month to sexually deal with the girls I already know plus another month to the girls I have met on the internet in the last months. To succeed in Santo Domingo it is essential to : 1) have some money 2) speak Spanish, the more the better 3) be informed (is the map still there?) 4) be nice 5) be a tiguere (street smart). I have read a lot of stories of success from Santo Domingo rookies thanks to having these essentials.

There are some girls that want to wife you during the trip, that is why I tell every chica I know a different arrival / departure date, so the girl I want to see first I tell her my real arrival date, once I want to get rid off her I just invent a trip to Santiago or other city with relatives.

Don't worry about Classicos closed, my first Sosua visit was during last year Superbowl weekend and it was great, there will for sure be a lot of Superchicas there.[/QUOTE]Welcome back BO! As for what's going with Classicos, everything should be back on line around February:

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[b]From Sosua News, November 16, 2012:[/b]

Armando Casciati, the owner of the Merengue Bar is currently rebuilding the bar. From reliable sources we have learned that Willy Olivences (El Chamo) will rent the nightclub D'Clasico. Willy wants to organize special events (concerts, fashion shows, beauty pageants) to revive the disco. Willy is already owner of the new large bar D' Latin opposite the Merengue bar. Willy wants to link the bar and nightclub.

Furthermore, the good news is that hotel 'Sosúa Bay', certainly one of the finest hotels in Sosúa, will reopen again soon. Final news message, mayor Ilana Neumann will present next week the plan to close the main Pedro Clisante for traffic. The street will also be refurbished. The intention is to festively open the new 'Pedro Clisante boulevard' at the beginning of January. We wait, as always, in suspense.

[url]http://www.sosuanews.com/index.php?id=3153&article=1[/url]

[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1355630]I don't agree with the Dress Dominican part. I'm not Dominican, so why pretend? I'm an American on vacation, who can't wear jeans to work, so when I'm there I'm wearing cargo shorts, sneakers, and a tshirt or polo. Plus it's too damn hot for all that. LOL I treat people the way I want to be treated, so I've had a little success just being me. I have my little spots where I can go listen to music, get to know chicas, trick off on drinks, converse in my improving spanish, and whatever happens just happens. I always have a casa or one of my previous conquests to call if I fail. Either way I'm on vacation, and fucking a beautiful woman, so SD works for me. Bottom line is just be yourself, because no matter how hard you pretend, the true you will come out.[/QUOTE]To each his own bro. I'm on vacation also but don't walk around SD like a gringo on vacation. I love the culture and want to be a part of it. If people want to believe that they can walk around looking like a " Mark" and not become quick prey for a Dominican hustler, so be it. I will be that guy sitting at the colmado that you pass thinking he is Dominican.

$90 / night to listen to that noise and deal with hustlers and drug dealers? There is a customer of the place born every minute. .

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline; 1355618]By the way, Shakey luxury apartments, next to Pasteur casas and next to V Centenario hotel opened last week, prices from $90 per night per apartment.

[url]http://www.hotelshakey.com/[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1355637]To each his own bro. I'm on vacation also but don't walk around SD like a gringo on vacation. I love the culture and want to be a part of it. If people want to believe that they can walk around looking like a " Mark" and not become quick prey for a Dominican hustler, so be it. I will be that guy sitting at the colmado that you pass thinking he is Dominican.[/QUOTE]Look like a mark? If you are a mark, they are going to find you whether you dress like them or not. If you are not a mark, it doesn't matter if you wear the brightest Hawaiian shirt with socks and sandals, you will not allow them to take advantage. I'm not knocking your hustle, like I said just be yourself.

[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1355710]Look like a mark? If you are a mark, they are going to find you whether you dress like them or not. If you are not a mark, it doesn't matter if you wear the brightest Hawaiian shirt with socks and sandals, you will not allow them to take advantage. I'm not knocking your hustle, like I said just be yourself.[/QUOTE]I like to blend in, adapt and learn. You want to be yourself. I got it.

In SD I do not wear shorts. I like to blend in as much as posble. Sosua is different monger are dominate. Like GOgo I am not afraid of anything I just like immersing in the culture as much as possible. I can always spot other Americans. Shorts and muscle shirts for the bros. It is not about being a target. It is about not sticking out. I feel comfortable going anywhere pretty much.

QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1355712]I like to blend in, adapt and learn. You want to be yourself. I got it.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1355637]To each his own bro. I'm on vacation also but don't walk around SD like a gringo on vacation. I love the culture and want to be a part of it. If people want to believe that they can walk around looking like a " Mark" and not become quick prey for a Dominican hustler, so be it. I will be that guy sitting at the colmado that you pass thinking he is Dominican.[/QUOTE]They know your not Dominican by your complexion, Hygiene and the moment you open your mouth. Marks are those persons that choose to be.

[QUOTE=Alex Deuce;1355933]They know your not Dominican by your complexion, Hygiene and the moment you open your mouth.[/QUOTE]That's not necessarily true. I get asked all the time in person while there (even on my very first trip to the DR) or when chatting online with chicas if I am Dominican. Even if I "open my mouth", to them I could still be a NY Dominican that speaks little or no Spanish.

I tell the chicas who ask me "tu eres Dominicano?" that I am not because I don't want any of the stigmas they attribute to Dominican men (violent to women) attached to me.

Mr. Gogo is damn near about 5 times lighter than my complexion, so it's not hard to imagine that he often gets asked this question also.

[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1355935]That's not necessarily true. I get asked all the time in person while there (even on my very first trip to the DR) or when chatting online with chicas if I am Dominican. Even if I "open my mouth", to them I could still be a NY Dominican that speaks little or no Spanish.

I tell the chicas who ask me "tu eres Dominicano?" that I am not because I don't want any of the stigmas they attribute to Dominican men (violent to women) attached to me.

Mr. Gogo is damn near about 5 times lighter than my complexion, so it's not hard to imagine that he often gets asked this question also.[/QUOTE]I look Dominican, but I've noticed they come in various shades. One of the coolest things to me is when me and BQ Ribs go to our favorite colmado and sit there in the white plastic chairs with two cups sharing a large Presidente. Guys around are playing dominoes, girls are there looking good and we just chill listening to the Dominican music soaking up the culture.

I will be spending a few days in December in SD. The last few visits I have stayed at the Mercure which I find very acceptable due mostly to the location and the breakfast. I am looking at something different this trip and was wondering how the Roma 2 compares. Location is almost the same, so how does price and quality compare?