Lets try to be a little more objective again.
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[QUOTE]For the record I did indicate in my post that "I had just returned from Sosua" It was right in the beginning of my post. The selective reading here by a few is mind boggling.[/QUOTE]By BongJovi.
[QUOTE=OldKool;2129757]Everyone knows you do not invite non putas to Sosua. Dominicans know that Sosua is a big brothel. Most girls who are not pros will be insulted by a Sosua invite. [/QUOTE]BJ is correct the selective reading is mind boggling. There was no evidence, argument or discussion about inviting non putas or non pros to Sosua? Just like nobody ever mentioned anything about begging any woman to come visit a man.
The direction of the exchanges here was about older women, not whether or not they were putas or not. We can save that for another discussion, since even there you are incorrect. Non pros / putas are invited and come all the time to Sosua. Perhaps you may not be privy to that practice because you don't live here, and too busy focused on your own world. Here's a formula you can use as a hint.
Expats / long or short term vacationers + Social media / or chance meetings in public + available women un / underemployed (older or younger) = Visits, relationships, and / or arrangements between all parties involved.
Is this to say ALL non putas / pros are game for an invite to Sosua? Absolutely not. Many want no association with Sosua, putas or men that go there. However for enough non putas / pros they simply don't have the time because they are working 6 to 7 days a week.
The woman in my example fits the criteria perfectly. She never had a full time job when we were kicking it strong. She's been coming back and forth to Sosua since 2014. She received visits from me to her place in Santiago, and on occasion we stayed in hotels in Santiago.
One more thing I neglected to point out. Sundays in Sosua is usually family day for locals. Occasionally a man can meet a local woman right on Sosua beach, exchange contact information, and hook up down the road, with her having no problem coming back to Sosua. Now of course, the two may make arrangements to entertain themselves outside of Sosua. But staying in a mans hotel, villa or apartment aint that big of a deal.
I know you aint listening or talking to me. But I'm addressing you anyway.