Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2289041]I don't know why horny guys keep trying to negotiate from home where they have no negotiating power. Call down to the car dealership and ask about that new Cadillac. Show up at the dealer with cash money and ask about that new Cadillac. Big difference between an inquiry and a mf ready to make a purchase.[/QUOTE]I can't speak for other guys, however, it is wise to do your homework and get a "feel" of what the females are asking for before your first time trip. For myself, I didn't make any commitments and / or transactions. It is simply seeing what they are saying. Now, when you physically get there and interact with other guys that have been doing it for years you can compare the prices and see it for what it really is.

[QUOTE=TomJackin;2288985]I think the OP is using "tragar" for the word to swallow.[/QUOTE]Yes sir. Tragar is swallow.

I truly enjoyed myself. For those on this site giving me good advice, I appreciate it. Your advice was valuable. It was a very laid back, fun, and worthwhile experience. I only stayed (3) nights and (4) days at the Victorian House. Though this is a forum where we can post our experiences, there's no way I'm going to be able to post everything that went down. It was that much fun.

Now, for the others that didn't quite understand the logic of using Tinder, Bumble, and POF to contact these females ahead of time: it was done for purely "feeling" purposes. If you've never been to a country before, you will want to exhaust all of your resources to find out what's happening so that you do as little work as possible in the physical form. I don't owe any of these females a red penny. They can quote as much as they want, but I don't come out of my pockets unless I'm truly feeling the vibe. In fact, I come out of my mouth first. Pockets last. With that said, it was overwhelming. Truly. I regularly speak to women in my gym, on the streets, in the grocery stores. You name it. For those of you that don't allow rejection to stop you then you know what I'm talking about. With that same mindset, I ended up speaking to females working at the money exchange in the POP airport, the restaurants at the POP, and anywhere in between. DR women are extremely open to good conversation and will give out there number like water. Very much easier than here in the US. Unfortunately, I just didn't have enough time to link up with the "regular" girls because I wanted to just have sex and keep it moving. I'm not entertaining long distance relationships with the possibility of any sort of commitment.

I will post more as I get more free time, but the basics of the trip were that the females were everywhere in that town. They were all open and susceptible to proposition. After a friend showed me a bar with a hidden hotel upstairs, I utilized that to get girls quickly for 1500 pesos for an hour (500 pesos for the room). Unfortunately, Victorian House imposed a rule on my stay: only (1) guest per visit. Additional females would cost me. Overnight females all were 3 mil, expect for one Haitian female that woke up and said she was "sick" but gave back to me 1 mil since she didn't perform.

A lot, if not all, of the females are serious hustlers. I was gentle as a dove but wise as a serpent when dealing with them. I've heard way too many stories of females changing the prices at the last minute, arguing, and in some cases calling the police. I was fortunate enough not to have to experience any of that. I kept all my money and passport in my safe and locked behind the closet. I only had (5) females during the time I was there because I was extremely picky. Why? Because I was able to and I loved it. I will say this. There was a difference between the girls that I met on Tinder and the girls that walk the "strip" in Sosua. The girls that walk the "strip" are way more hardened. It's cool though. I'll be back in a couple of months.

Peace.

[QUOTE=WayWithwords;2296350]I can't speak for other guys, however, it is wise to do your homework and get a "feel" of what the females are asking for before your first time trip. For myself, I didn't make any commitments and / or transactions. It is simply seeing what they are saying. Now, when you physically get there and interact with other guys that have been doing it for years you can compare the prices and see it for what it really is.[/QUOTE]I agree with you brother. I can't speak for other guys also. But not everyone has our same philosophy. There are many here willing to tell another man who they should fuck, how they should fuck and how they should spend their hard earned money. They are called critics. They don't count. Only the men the arena do.

Talking to girls online before you arrive can yield excellent results. The concept is called pipelining. And I did it before my return to the RD years and years ago. I was talking to at least 6 chicas via whatsapp before I "had boots on the ground". 5 of them became part of my harem and the sixth one a booty call girl. Yes, this was years ago. But I can't imagine things have changed that much in basic interpersonal relations with chicas. Now I will stipulate that this was Santo Domingo. I still talk to 5 of those initial girls but I'm not still fucking them all (only 3 out of the original 6). I never have bothered to talk to chicas before hand when I had plans to visit Sosua or Boca Chica.

Remember that advice given by misters and old school people can be worth exactly what you pay for it.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2295690]I think many of us take for granite how great the Sue is. 100's of girls willig to screw your brains out for 40 bucks, The women are much less hardcore then the working women I have met in my life. I have been going through withdrawl for 2 months. I miss my 18 year old and world class BJ girls so much.[/QUOTE]It's still here, OldKool, waiting!

I was downtown last night sitting with a few ex pats at Rumba, watching the show! Some really hot stuff going by, but we all agreed we have enough of a stable of connections, so we don't need the SWs.

It was kind of funny, though, seeing all the mongers posted up in chairs lined up along the street, and looking out of bar windows, tryng to look cool in their headbands, pony tails, tats and designer faded casual gear, some bros showing off their gym trained phenominal physiques and latest sports gear, and hoping the hot girls would notice them and come over.

Exactly the opposite of a lot of places where it's the girls that line up in chairs and windows, and ask passers by to "choose me!

Struck me as a little weird, anyway!

But my hunt was on for pizza!

Bailey's has deteriorated, Terra linda ditto, Bologna, NY Pizza, Motreal Cafe and Romano ditto. Seems American Style pizza isn't there anymore, there's no noticeable real italian tomato sauce, oregano, tomatoes, spicy pepperoni, just a dry veggie bruschata, now they put corn on it too!

Then a friend suggested "Ceiba Cafe and Pizzeria". Just around the corner and new to me. Wow! There's IS a god!

Now that's a real American / Italian pizza!

Highly recommended!

[QUOTE=Oakie;2296534]bros showing off their gym trained phenominal physiques and latest sports gear, and hoping the hot girls would notice them and come over.

Exactly the opposite of a lot of places where it's the girls that line up in chairs and windows, and ask passers by to "choose me!

[/QUOTE]Pretty funny. A lot of Sosua mongers are delusional.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2296580]Pretty funny. A lot of Sosua mongers are delusional.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't say that, just natural alpha male mating display. All good fun!

More interesting are some of the older "veteran" white mongers that look like they've been to hell and back, battle weary warriors, who take the "hunt" seriously, and mostly watch what other monger are doing! They rarely smile!

[QUOTE=Oakie;2297654]natural alpha male mating display.
[/QUOTE]Sosua alpha mongers! Good one. Gave me a chuckle this morning.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2296580]Pretty funny. A lot of Sosua mongers are delusional.[/QUOTE]That's right brother! The delusion comes from thinking that it's more than just: Find a chica, make a deal with a chica, fuck a chica (or whatever perverted things get you off) and pay the chica to leave.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2297973]That's right brother! The delusion comes from thinking that it's more than just: Find a chica, make a deal with a chica, fuck a chica (or whatever perverted things get you off) and pay the chica to leave.[/QUOTE]I don't know about that! Sosua has much more to offer!

In my own personal experience, there is a lot more to do here to ease the soul here than just paying hoes.

It depends on how you choose to spend the other 16 or so hours of your waking time! LOL.

About once a month I go and stay a couple days with my regular in PP. She has a small apartment that she shares with her kid and sometimes a girlfriend. A thitd floor place that overlooks the La Serena parking lot! No running water, and on the third floor that can be a pain.

But it is accross the street from the beach, and has a nice balcony where she can light a charcoal fire and grill some party food. She likes to cook.

Anyway, the kid had a 9th birthday and I promised to buy her a regalo from La Serena, so she grabbed my hand and off we went. It was Independence day or some such and La Serena was jam packed. I said you go find something while I look around the store, but she wanted me to stay with her.

She made a bee line to the household goods and got a 20 pack of matches, then she went to toiletries and picked up two packs of Kotex, and two little bottles of spray cologne, and two hair clips.

What's this I say? She said for Momma and her "aunt". I say what about you? Then she took me over to kids wear and spent a fair bit of time looking at these little jeans and a top. Ok, I said, lets go. She held up the price tag and said no, too much dinero, and walked around to find something else. She could find anything so I took her back to the jeans, She hugged them but still said too much dinero. I grabbed them and put them in the cart. She gave a big smile and said OK we can go. Arn't you going to try them on? No neccesito.

But I didn't want to be coming back to the store, so I took her to the change room and two nice ladies helped her. She came out, a perfect fit!

I don't know the moral of this story but I found her thoughfulness and priorites a little different from the kids her age, back home!

In my humble opinion you did the right thing. The kid certainly is not selfish and getting just the basics says a lot about her. Good story my Brother and yes her thoughtfulness and priorities are on track. Let's hope she has a better life because of you.

Nightwhaler,





[QUOTE=Oakie;2298226]About once a month I go and stay a couple days with my regular in PP. She has a small apartment that she shares with her kid and sometimes a girlfriend. A thitd floor place that overlooks the La Serena parking lot! No running water, and on the third floor that can be a pain.

But it is accross the street from the beach, and has a nice balcony where she can light a charcoal fire and grill some party food. She likes to cook.

Anyway, the kid had a 9th birthday and I promised to buy her a regalo from La Serena, so she grabbed my hand and off we went. It was Independence day or some such and La Serena was jam packed. I said you go find something while I look around the store, but she wanted me to stay with her.

She made a bee line to the household goods and got a 20 pack of matches, then she went to toiletries and picked up two packs of Kotex, and two little bottles of spray cologne, and two hair clips.

What's this I say? She said for Momma and her "aunt". I say what about you? Then she took me over to kids wear and spent a fair bit of time looking at these little jeans and a top. Ok, I said, lets go. She held up the price tag and said no, too much dinero, and walked around to find something else. She could find anything so I took her back to the jeans, She hugged them but still said too much dinero. I grabbed them and put them in the cart. She gave a big smile and said OK we can go. Arn't you going to try them on? No neccesito.

But I didn't want to be coming back to the store, so I took her to the change room and two nice ladies helped her. She came out, a perfect fit!

I don't know the moral of this story but I found her thoughfulness and priorites a little different from the kids her age, back home![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=NightWhaler;2298244]In my humble opinion you did the right thing. The kid certainly is not selfish and getting just the basics says a lot about her. Good story my Brother and yes her thoughtfulness and priorities are on track. Let's hope she has a better life because of you.

Nightwhaler,[/QUOTE]Oakie, a man with a heart along with a hardon. I hope this was in addition to reimbursing her for lodging, food and other things.

Responsive sex is so much greater with an appreciative woman!

That's good, a heart and a hard on, right you are. Life is good if you just let it be. We are a lucky bunch to have these experiences in our lives with all of the goodies that go along with it. Be good, be kind, and reward those who keep us happy.

Peace my Brothers.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;2298255]Oakie, a man with a heart along with a hardon. I hope this was in addition to reimbursing her for lodging, food and other things.

Responsive sex is so much greater with an appreciative woman![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Oakie;2298226]About once a month I go and stay a couple days with my regular in PP. She has a small apartment that she shares with her kid and sometimes a girlfriend. A thitd floor place that overlooks the La Serena parking lot! No running water, and on the third floor that can be a pain.

But it is accross the street from the beach, and has a nice balcony where she can light a charcoal fire and grill some party food. She likes to cook.

Anyway, the kid had a 9th birthday and I promised to buy her a regalo from La Serena, so she grabbed my hand and off we went. It was Independence day or some such and La Serena was jam packed. I said you go find something while I look around the store, but she wanted me to stay with her.

She made a bee line to the household goods and got a 20 pack of matches, then she went to toiletries and picked up two packs of Kotex, and two little bottles of spray cologne, and two hair clips.

What's this I say? She said for Momma and her "aunt". I say what about you? Then she took me over to kids wear and spent a fair bit of time looking at these little jeans and a top. Ok, I said, lets go. She held up the price tag and said no, too much dinero, and walked around to find something else. She could find anything so I took her back to the jeans, She hugged them but still said too much dinero. I grabbed them and put them in the cart. She gave a big smile and said OK we can go. Arn't you going to try them on? No neccesito.

But I didn't want to be coming back to the store, so I took her to the change room and two nice ladies helped her. She came out, a perfect fit!

I don't know the moral of this story but I found her thoughfulness and priorites a little different from the kids her age, back home![/QUOTE]Good Shit! I'm glad you hooked the little girl up with a nice outfit. Experiences like that remind us that the sue isn't the whole DR.

Its crazy about no running water. I went to bonao a couple of years ago. I hooked up with a chica I know from sosua. She lived in a house with a wire running to a single light bulb. LOL. It was crazy. She did have a tv. But to see her in merengue bar dressed to kill you would never guess she lived like that. Happy travels gentlemen!