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[QUOTE=Usboys]I will be in Sousa this weekend. Is there anything going on I should not miss. Also, what do most of you guys do when you first get off the plane? Just a question for discussion.[/QUOTE]
1. Pay Visitor tax ($10)
2. Passport control
3. Customs.
4. Change money at bank at airport. Get plenty of 50 peso bills and change a few hundred dollars so as to pay for hotel and have cash to spare.
5. Taxi to Sosua.
6. Check in to hotel.
7. Unpack, take shower.
8. Get some pussy.
[QUOTE=Frannie]1. Pay Visitor tax ($10)
2. Passport control
3. Customs.
4. Change money at bank at airport. Get plenty of 50 peso bills and change a few hundred dollars so as to pay for hotel and have cash to spare.
5. Taxi to Sosua.
6. Check in to hotel.
7. Unpack, take shower.
8. Get some pussy.[/QUOTE]
Well, I guess that about sums it up! Straight and to the point.
I'm making my first visit to the DR in October and would like some recommendations for a first timer. I am in my mid 30s but am told I still look like I am in my late 20s. I do know much Spanish, but am working on it, and will only be in town for 3 days/ 2 nights. Some of you on the Puerto Plata forum have already suggested staying in Sousa to me, and I would like a little more info on the area.
1) Choice of hotel: New Garden, Hotel Don Andres, or other?
2) Best clubs/bars to go to for finding companions?
3) Best places for dining and eating?
4) What is the norm I should pay for ST and TLN so that I can negotiate and not overpay?
I've enjoyed reading your posts and have learned much from them, so any other suggestions you can give me to help me enjoy my trip even more would be great. Keep up the great posts.
Extra-curricular activities:
1. Much time with two of most beautiful chicas of my life.
2. All time best body.
3. One of best bbbj artists ever.
4. Two chicas with 4'' tongues, one with 5''!
5. Fantastic pool fucking.
6. Much time with the Haitian Hottie.
7. The Dimpled Dominican, a great new discovery on the last night.
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Will I return? Only if I stay in Sosua and with no rental car, no driving.
[QUOTE=Crazy Saint]I'm making my first visit to the DR in October and would like some recommendations for a first timer. I am in my mid 30s but am told I still look like I am in my late 20s. I don't know much Spanish, but am working on it, and will only be in town for 3 days/ 2 nights. Some of you on the Puerto Plata forum have already suggested staying in Sousa to me, and I would like a little more info on the area.
1) Choice of hotel: New Garden, Hotel Don Andres, or other?
2) Best clubs/bars to go to for finding companions?
3) Best places for dining and eating?
4) What is the norm I should pay for ST and TLN so that I can negotiate and not overpay?
I've enjoyed reading your posts and have learned much from them, so any other suggestions you can give me to help me enjoy my trip even more would be great. Keep up the great posts.[/QUOTE]Just fixing an error to my earlier posting.
I arrived last night and even with very little sleep I managed to let go of a load with a girl I met in the lobby of hotel new garden. She was great. I started with a foot massage then onto DFK and some serious DATY with BBBJ. She stayed for awhile never rushed me so I paid her $50 US well worth it to me and Im a cheapskate.
The weather is good hotel new garden is a wise choice. The manager picked me up at the airport no problem.
Im working the semi pro street/beach scene. Id rather have sex during the day and extend the experience for only the price of a few beers.
I think it would be wise to try a few then stay with one. I just get the feeling it would be a more rewarding experience.
All in all the weather is good I found cheap food and have a local cell phone so Im good to go. I just got here so stay tuned.
I met herman from siempre sol ...nice guy good crowd but I thought the girls hanging out there were serious pros and they spoke english which is a bad sign.
By the way however posted awhile ago to have beers and music in your room was dead on. I have a whole deal going on in my room . Its a great way to break the ice. Also the make up kits work like a charm.
Observations for a first time visitor to Sousa
I've just completed my second trip in six months to the DR...Sousa in particular. It was a great adventure with ups and downs. Bottom line, a great time. This second trip reconfirmed some observations I made on my first trip. I'm going to toss some of these on the table for discussion and I'm sure the seasoned veterans can add more observations and suggestions on how to handle the bigger issues. Some of these are minor points and some can affect the outcome of your evening. These observations are by no means specific to Sousa.
First: No matter how clearly you negotiate with a chica for short or long time, be prepared for her to try and change the deal midstream. Example: You negotiate 1000 pesos short time at your place. As she peals off her shirt and you start to admire her breasts she casually mentions 1500 pesos. This problem can be made worse by the language barrier, so if you don't catch her comment immediately, you're in a more difficult position. I'll leave it to others to suggest possible courses of action. However, this WILL happen repeatedly on a multiday trip.
Second: Any personal items left in the bathroom are subject to use by the chica. Example: If you have a hair brush on the counter, she will use it. She may or may not ask. She'll probably leave it resembling an oily rats nest. Same with your toothbrush, deoderant, and lotion of any kind. No big deal...just know it will happen.
Three: You'll probably run into her on the street or beach again, at which time she will say she's hungry and needs money to eat. She may dress well, be driving her own motoconcho, be obviously prospering with customers, yet ask for food money. After this happens more than once, you realize it's standard procedure. How you handle it, of course, is up to you.
Fourth: After your session with the chica, you will be asked for "motochoncho" money in addition to the fee for services. Be familar with standard fees so you can decide if she's being reasonable. Most of these moto drivers don't have much change, so it's not realistic to expect her to hand him a 500 peoso note from her service fee and get change. Keep 20 to 40 pesos in the ashtray for such times. 20 to 40 will usually cover it. If she asks for 100 or 200 pesos to Charmico, know she's taking advantage of you.
Fifth: If she offers to take you to POP to sightsee on the Malecon, be prepared to have her turn it into a shopping trip for her...at your expense. Example: You've had a great TLN with the sweet girl and she asks you (as you recover from the morning sex) if you'll help her shop for shoes in POP. This is code for "buy me something". You're in an emotionally disadvantaged position and this is part of her "routine". Just know that this will likely occur and think about how you'll handle it.
Sixth: Most chicas who have serviced you once will try to take you again on following days. They may make themselves a pest at the disco or beach...follow you around...wrap their arms around you...stare you down as you try to converse with other ladies...etc. This can be either humerous or irritating, depending on your personality.
Seventh: Likewise if you've never been in an agressive environment, such as Classicos Disco in Sousa, you may not be prepared to be followed around the floor like fresh meat (money) for the hungary. You will be pulled at, stroked, fondled :). This is just an observation, not necessarily a problem. However, it does get tiresome when the ugly ones get overly persistent.
Eighth: The girls always have financial problems! They ask for money to visit their mother in the hospital (not very original); they need money for the lady who watches their children; they need to pay off the night watchman who let them into your hotel without ID...etc. It's the timing of these requests that separate the cunning chicas from the not so clever.
Nineth: If you take a chica for TLN and she will not turn off her phone, she's probably not planning on staying the night. There's always an urgent call requiring her to leave. Example again: mothers in the hospital, my friend needs my help, my child is sick, etc.
OK you Sousa veterans. Feel free to add to the list or suggest ways to deal with the issues.
[QUOTE=Xdentx]Observations for a first time visitor to Sousa
I've just completed my second trip in six months to the DR...Sousa in particular. It was a great adventure with ups and downs. Bottom line, a great time. This second trip reconfirmed some observations I made on my first trip. I'm going to toss some of these on the table for discussion and I'm sure the seasoned veterans can add more observations and suggestions on how to handle the bigger issues. Some of these are minor points and some can affect the outcome of your evening. These observations are by no means specific to Sousa.
First: No matter how clearly you negotiate with a chica for short or long time, be prepared for her to try and change the deal midstream. Example: You negotiate 1000 pesos short time at your place. As she peals off her shirt and you start to admire her breasts she casually mentions 1500 pesos. This problem can be made worse by the language barrier, so if you don't catch her comment immediately, you're in a more difficult position. I'll leave it to others to suggest possible courses of action. However, this WILL happen repeatedly on a multiday trip.
Second: Any personal items left in the bathroom are subject to use by the chica. Example: If you have a hair brush on the counter, she will use it. She may or may not ask. She'll probably leave it resembling an oily rats nest. Same with your toothbrush, deoderant, and lotion of any kind. No big deal...just know it will happen.
Three: You'll probably run into her on the street or beach again, at which time she will say she's hungry and needs money to eat. She may dress well, be driving her own motoconcho, be obviously prospering with customers, yet ask for food money. After this happens more than once, you realize it's standard procedure. How you handle it, of course, is up to you.
Fourth: After your session with the chica, you will be asked for "motochoncho" money in addition to the fee for services. Be familar with standard fees so you can decide if she's being reasonable. Most of these moto drivers don't have much change, so it's not realistic to expect her to hand him a 500 peoso note from her service fee and get change. Keep 20 to 40 pesos in the ashtray for such times. 20 to 40 will usually cover it. If she asks for 100 or 200 pesos to Charmico, know she's taking advantage of you.
Fifth: If she offers to take you to POP to sightsee on the Malecon, be prepared to have her turn it into a shopping trip for her...at your expense. Example: You've had a great TLN with the sweet girl and she asks you (as you recover from the morning sex) if you'll help her shop for shoes in POP. This is code for "buy me something". You're in an emotionally disadvantaged position and this is part of her "routine". Just know that this will likely occur and think about how you'll handle it.
Sixth: Most chicas who have serviced you once will try to take you again on following days. They may make themselves a pest at the disco or beach...follow you around...wrap their arms around you...stare you down as you try to converse with other ladies...etc. This can be either humerous or irritating, depending on your personality.
Seventh: Likewise if you've never been in an agressive environment, such as Classicos Disco in Sousa, you may not be prepared to be followed around the floor like fresh meat (money) for the hungary. You will be pulled at, stroked, fondled :). This is just an observation, not necessarily a problem. However, it does get tiresome when the ugly ones get overly persistent.
Eighth: The girls always have financial problems! They ask for money to visit their mother in the hospital (not very original); they need money for the lady who watches their children; they need to pay off the night watchman who let them into your hotel without ID...etc. It's the timing of these requests that separate the cunning chicas from the not so clever.
Nineth: If you take a chica for TLN and she will not turn off her phone, she's probably not planning on staying the night. There's always an urgent call requiring her to leave. Example again: mothers in the hospital, my friend needs my help, my child is sick, etc.
OK you Sousa veterans. Feel free to add to the list or suggest ways to deal with the issues.[/QUOTE]You have got a good grasp of it. Have fun and know shit happens. But it comes with a BJ
[QUOTE=Xdentx]Observations for a first time visitor to Sousa
Nineth: If you take a chica for TLN and she will not turn off her phone, she's probably not planning on staying the night. There's always an urgent call requiring her to leave. Example again: mothers in the hospital, my friend needs my help, my child is sick, etc.
OK you Sousa veterans. Feel free to add to the list or suggest ways to deal with the issues.[/QUOTE]
This is one that a monger will encounter all around the world. That is why we NEVER PAY FIRST. A simple and quick cure for it is to only give a portion of the agreed upon payment. For instance, once when I was in Bangkok I contracted to rent for an hour at 700 baht or US$21. After 20 minutes of nonstop fucking she said that it was too much and she was ready to go. She said the hour was supposed to include watching TV, cuddling, and other things as well. I disagreed and said that I entered a contract for an hour's worth of fucking. But anyway okay. I am not one to try to keep someone who does not want to stay. I told her that since she was only able to work 1/3 of the agreed upon time, then she would only be entitled to receive 1/3 of the agreed upon salary. She was happy to leave with the US$7.
For a TLN, closing the deal has to consist of 1) an agreed upon amount & 2) an agreed upon departure time. I usually opt for 9 or 10 am, depending on what the present time is. If she hops up at 6, 7, or 8 thinking she is ready to leave then she is allowed to do so, for a penalty (unless I am just tired of her or would rather be alone). Guys you must remember to hit them where it hurts, the same place they are trying to hit you, in the pocket.
Xdentx, one of the girls I tried a TLN with left early and said that her mother was in the hospital. I was happy to let her go with half the amount 1000k. Her phone did constantly ring. Do the girls plan these things? Have someone call them so they can leave earlier? I was upset about it, but looking back at it. She was a little hot little number I got dfk, bbbj and sex for 1000k plus salida.
Yes, the girls plan this phone call excuse in advance. Where it becomes a true problem is when the girl wants her complete TLN fee for a one time shot. I'm both amused and a little annoyed by those guys who proudly proclaim they can control the situation: throw the girl out of the room, throw her stuff into the pool, threaten her with bodily harm. You don't know what the girl is really capable of if things get nasty. You don't usually know the police situation and you're not usually in your own country. You usually can not count on security to resolve YOUR problem. I have a great story to share in another post about I fellow I met last week and how he handled this problem...and the most unfortunate result. Stay tuned.
She is 23, from Santo Domingo, and wears a powder blue NY Yankees baseball hat. She said she was new to Sosua and stayed in a cheap hotel, deep into Charamicos. I need to return a valuable to her. She knows my name as --Benito
I had the most fun, the best sexual experince of my life in Costambar with a high end call girl from Puerto Plata. We ate at some cracker box on the beach around sun down, soon after that we were walking down the beach, then the clothes came off, then we started fucking in public, I guess about 2 hours worth as many people watched and a few had positive comments. I will never forget Costambar, the best Dominican Chicken I have ever had, the food was good too. There is a couple fun girls @ La Passion in Sosua, Carmin & Suhan, eat your wheaties, these girls are high energy non stop fun and they are not watching the clock. I just got back from a month in Sosua 6/1/07 - 7/2/07, I hooked up with those two, 4 separate times, each time was better than the last. I have a list of phone numbers that could bring big bucks on ebay, if anyone is heading to the DR for the first time, I will share a few good numbers.
[QUOTE=DR Monger II]Xdentx, one of the girls I tried a TLN with left early and said that her mother was in the hospital. I was happy to let her go with half the amount 1000k. Her phone did constantly ring. Do the girls plan these things? Have someone call them so they can leave earlier? [/QUOTE]
DR what are the chances of a true emergency coming up when it's your turn? That is an old player's trick. I thought that everyone had done that one many times before. I know I have. If I know I am going to be with a chick and am going to want to get away later then I just arrange with a friend to call me at a certain time. Then I say that I have to go pick my daughter up or my friend needs help with his car or some bullshit like that. If I have changed my mind and I would rather stay with the chick then I just don't say anything. It's better to have an excuse and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Dear fellows,
I've always stayed in Las Canas, yet they don't have any available 2 bedrooms (I will visit with my bets buddy) for the second half of Sept. For a 1 bedroom without AC they're asking $ 40 per night.
Has anyone had any experience with The Tradewinds? Can anyone recommend any other lodgings with similar comfort/prices as Las Canas?
Thank You All!