Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=JayHighFive; 1183432]Hi Guys,

I'm scheduled to fly into POP on Thursday. Do you think Tropical Storm Emily will close airports? Will there be less action around? Help is appricrated.

Jay[/QUOTE]These things are always unpredictable. All you can do is make your travel arrangements as normal and hope for the best. The center of a hurricane could pass 15 miles from POP and the airport is back in service 4 hours later after some heavy rain, or it could get a direct hit and be closed for days. Statistically the chances are usually that a hurricane will come nowhere near where you are, and remember that jet flights can go over hurricanes and round hurricanes quite easily. Good luck.

[QUOTE=Sidney;1183367]I am proud to announce the North Coast return of my friend, Helpmann, a Monger's Monger! He is one of the most knowlegeable, profligate posters on the South Coast. Because he and I always like the same chicas, my favoritas will be placed in detention until his departure! While in Buenos Aires, a city of 10 million, amazingly, we independently, found and liked the same chicas. And in the DR, at different times, we had the same novia! Sosua, you have been given fair warning, Studly Helpmann will 'blow-away' all the chicas![/QUOTE]Hi Sidney,

I am looking forward to catching-up with you too. I'll email you my travel details.

Cheers!
Helpmann :)

[QUOTE=Rebel Monger;1183399]Africa is a big continent and it seems that black Dominicans and black Haitians come from different parts of Africa.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Rebel Monger;1183399]It's known that poverty is a result of lack of initiative.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Rebel Monger;1183410]Personally, I'm a Latino .[/QUOTE]Gosh, what a surprise! And so well-educated and deep-thinking, too.

[QUOTE=JayHighFive; 1183432]Hi Guys,

I'm scheduled to fly into POP on Thursday. Do you think Tropical Storm Emily will close airports? Will there be less action around? Help is appricrated.

Jay[/QUOTE]DAMN! DAMN! DAMN! I fly in on Friday to SDQ. I hope my flight is not impacted.

Outside all the drinking, eating, chicas, etc I am going to do. Is there a gym or place to exercise in Sosua? Just a place with treadmills, weights, the typical. Maybe other hotels that allow you to pay by the day. Any info on this subject?

[QUOTE=Sovereign;1182994]I totally agree. I love being able to get a woman off, even if it's a chick that I've paid for. I had a semi pro in Sosua back in June who was trying her best to not have a good time as I drilled away. Then I heard her whisper those two magic words "aye papi!" and I broke into a huge smile. Her whole attitude changed after she came, and she wanted to hang around afterwards. Finally had to kick her out. LOL. I live to get women off (either with the tongue, the magic wand or both) regardless if I'm paying. That's just me.[/QUOTE]Welcome to the club, Brother. I suspect many members abound. More so, since giving feels always better than getting.

The "aye papi" was beautiful to hear. First time for me this first trip of mine to a spanish speaking land (and no matter in what language it is vocalized or even not) and yes, the change of attitude is remarkable, always.

[QUOTE=Oakie; 1183350]DR chicas are just like transportation.

ST puta = motoconcho ride (short and a little dangerous)

TLN = Taxi (a little more relaxed, go where you want during the ride.

GF = Rental Car (yours when you reserve)

Wifey = Your car (go when and where you want, but pay the maintenace)

Choose your ride, fellas![/QUOTE]Touche"! Isn't this maxim true irrespective of geography, color of skin, station in life and the somewhat quaint effort to ascribe primacy to long term when long term a famous Economist had defined as,"in the long run, we are all dead"? The Zen is: never mind the mode of transportation, enjoy the ride. (smiley).

[quote=frannie;1182992]younger guys may, at least subconsciously, experience these chicas as age group peers and so be much more critical and demanding, especially if they have previously been traumatized by unsatisfactory sexual relations or broken promises.[/quote]that is the beauty of age. which strangely (to me) the young domenicanas apparently go for: kindness and the knowledge of "when to hold them, when to fold them when to walk away and when to run". as kenny rogers sang. good for you frannie!

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1183326]I've known this before, but it still amazes me that Domincans are so brain washed regarding race. I guess the culture has implanted in them that there are no other realities. I'm not sure if it stems from their Haitian hatred, or their wanting to be superior. Its one of the reasons I could never take a Dominicana serious, or ever trust her. Two years ago I was in the room with my Dominicana, who is darker than me, and I said you are black. She sat up shook her head and said she is never black. I said what are you, she said"taino" or something like that. Can you imagine if I brought one of these girls to the States (which I would never do) and I took her to the family reunion and she says "I'm not black"? The looks I would get would be priceless. Or if she looks at a baby and say"he is so black is he Haitian"? I would get run out the family.[/QUOTE]

Princessa is a beautiful chocolate color, but in the first few days of our meeting she used to go on and on about various family members who were light skinned, like she was so damn proud to be associated with them, as if I gave a fuck.

But I learned how shade is important socially to them, when I saw nothing but light skinned TV novella stars, TV hosts, rich folks, and politicians etc.

Then when the kids asked me to bring Barbie dolls, I searched for a couple of brown or black ones, and they were hard to find. But when I took a few down with me they all wanted the blonde ones. Go figure.

It's unnacceptable to me to see that the most beautiful black children I ever saw, have to grow up with these superficially imposed social values, forced on them by their own society.

I haven't been to Sosua in years. I used to spend a lot of time there. Eventually I got burnt out and found other pastures. But I hope to take a trip down there soon and I was wondering how things are nowadays.

I know The Palace is no more. How about the Blue Dolphin and it's owner Canadian John? From what I've seen on this thread it looks like Passions, which was once a tiny bar on the Blue Dolphin property owned by a German guy, has greatly expanded. Are all the same old clubs open? How about the bars? Any major changes I should know about. I will read the forum, but I'd like to hear it directly if there's been any major modifications. Have prices changed a lot?

I recently found a video with Claudia and her big tits in it. Old timers like me may remember her from The Palace: [url]http://xhamster.com/movies/634460/english_cpl_with_dominican.html[/url]

I've been to Sosua twice since my last report and I'll say this: I haven't reported anything or posted any pictures because this place is swarming with snitches. I Went back to nothing but dirty looks and cold shouldiers from chicas I've had previous relationship with. A few members on here warned me but wow. We got to do better fellas.

Sosua isn't as lively as it was in feb but I'm happy. It has been raining a lot so the place has been a little empty. Mostly I see the same chicas over and over with a few new ones here and there. Though it beats boca chica any day it's slowly becoming boca chica. I see too may guys lingering trying to sell you stuff and trying to make a commission. Latinos is still pretty empty, Classicos is still the place to be, Passions still has great talent but stiff pricing, Cmp goes from having fuguly chicas to good ones back fuguly and the Coyote bar is horrible. I'm an early morning monger or I should say an all day monger so I'm disapointed by the drop off in chicas during the day. New Garden has women sometimes. Also New garden rooms are too expensive. We need a better ISG discount rate! And with credit card too.

What I've been doing was taking a flight to santo domingo hitting boca chica and taking a bus to sousa. Tons of fun!

[QUOTE=Jfregedie;1183690]I've been to Sosua twice since my last report and I'll say this: I haven't reported anything or posted any pictures because this place is swarming with snitches. I Went back to nothing but dirty looks and cold shouldiers from chicas I've had previous relationship with. A few members on here warned me but wow. We got to do better fellas.![/QUOTE]Wow! Thanks for that.

Always guessed you could blow your cover here, but thought I was just being paranoid.

Sad to see to have to make an effort to find good looking chicas now, whereas before the used to swarm you.

Ah well.

[QUOTE=Jfregedie; 1183690]Sosua isn't as lively as it was in feb but I'm happy. It has been raining a lot so the place has been a little empty. Mostly I see the same chicas over and over with a few new ones here and there. Though it beats boca chica any day it's slowly becoming boca chica. I see too may guys lingering trying to sell you stuff and trying to make a commission. Latinos is still pretty empty, Classicos is still the place to be, Passions still has great talent but stiff pricing, Cmp goes from having fuguly chicas to good ones back fuguly and the Coyote bar is horrible. I'm an early morning monger or I should say an all day monger so I'm disapointed by the drop off in chicas during the day. New Garden has women sometimes. Also New garden rooms are too expensive. We need a better ISG discount rate! And with credit card too.

What I've been doing was taking a flight to santo domingo hitting boca chica and taking a bus to sousa. Tons of fun![/QUOTE]Thanks for this update Jfregedie.

[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1183420]You're joking, right? You're telling me that the Haitians are poor because they lack initiative? What about the poor Dominicans? Are they also poor because they lack initiative? Forgive me for not noticing the abundance of job opportunities in the DR / Haiti.

For the record, this "lack of initiative" be. S. Is the same argument used on Blacks in the USA; that the reason Black people are poor is because they "lack initiative" (read "lazy"). As a Latino, you should know that Mexicans and Puerto Ricans get hit with this stereotype as well.[/QUOTE]No, I'm not joking!

When you say "forgive me for not noticing the abundance of job opportunities in DR / Haiti", you're telling me that you're looking for somebody else to solve your problems. Why don't you create your own job? You take a thousand miles journey a step at a time, but most people wait for transportation to take them there. Also, there are plenty of people (are you one of them?) looking for excuses of why it can't be done.

It seems that you don't know the difference between a person who lacks initiative and a lazy person. It's not the same, at least in my book. A person lacking initiative could be motivated; with a lazy person, you'd be wasting your time. Got it now?

John Harold Johnson was born in 1918, was black and proved beyond any doubt that a black person could make it in USA when it was pretty damn hard to do. Let's hope that he re-incarnates soon, as a black man again, or a Mexican, or Puerto Rican!

There's always some true behind stereotypes. If we Latinos are hit with a stereotype is because we deserve it. It really makes my day when somebody asks me where I'm from and when I tell them, they go "oh, you don't sound and act like one of them". My task as a Latino (Cuban) is to prove that the few bad examples among us are not a representation of us all. Are you a good representation of your own people (whatever it might be) or you help to reinforce the stereotype? Remember, laws can be passed to "control" what I say and do, but not what I think and believe.

SavePros321, the problem with me is that I refuse to see myself as a victim!

Have a good day!

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1183460]Gosh, what a surprise! And so well-educated and deep-thinking, too.[/QUOTE]I don't understand, do you want me to feel sorry for you? I can't. I tend to see people for their real potential not for what they are in this moment in time.

One thing I'll never be is "politically correct", that's for hypocrites. A real man would appreciate the true. Would think about it, if needed; make corrections. Then appreciate the sincerity and help. Some are always trying to find shadows in the sun. What a waste!

God (or whatever you think it's responsible for who you are) gave you two ears and one mouth, use them proportionally, and you might learn something. And don't forget, you can't fight class with the lack of it, as a matter of fact, you shouldn't be fighting it but acquiring it.

I don't care for your sarcastic remarks Charles Pooter, it's pretty damn good to be me, and it's getting better!

Have a wonderful day Sir!