Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=TripleDarknes;2495764]Damn so they switch it up. I heard about "soul city" in Saigon from the old heads in my city growing up, They said even the girls looked at you funny if you went in the "wrong bar" So chicks look at it like "who do I want to target tonight?" Interesting.

Trip.[/QUOTE]Now that's what I call hustling. Sounds like it's enough Women to cater to everyone. These women are familiar with the different genres. IHMO hip-hop has a lot to do with Dominican Chicas relationship with black guys. The current generation of chicas mostly identify with their Dominican culture and American hip-hop and R & B. They couldn't tell you too much about country Music, Rock 'and' roll, or what an Arab guy likes. Because hip-hop has a kinship in the younger generation culture; many chicas identify more with the Urban black Americans.

[QUOTE=BrotherP;2495732]With all that said, racism is everywhere to some degree.[/QUOTE]Which is fucking sad as far as I'm concerned.

Nowadays, racism seems to be a damn hobby for many; fuck them!

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2495773]Now that's what I call hustling. Sounds like it's enough Women to cater to everyone. These women are familiar with the different genres. IHMO hip-hop has a lot to do with Dominican Chicas relationship with black guys. The current generation of chicas mostly identify with their Dominican culture and American hip-hop and R & B. They couldn't tell you too much about country Music, Rock 'and' roll, or what an Arab guy likes. Because hip-hop has a kinship in the younger generation culture; many chicas identify more with the Urban black Americans.[/QUOTE]I remember back in 2012-14 or so, rumba, Dlatin, winners circle etc played mostly latin music.

The chicas went crazy dancing to their own music. LOL. They truly enjoyed it. Whats going on now is a pale comparison.

[QUOTE=BrotherP;2495816]I remember back in 2012-14 or so, rumba, Dlatin, winners circle etc played mostly latin music.

The chicas went crazy dancing to their own music. LOL. They truly enjoyed it. Whats going on now is a pale comparison.[/QUOTE]LOL, I remember Classicos in 2008 playing American top 40 with Latin music on weekdays. The DJ catered to the audience. Classicos, Latinos, After 1 and others were all jumping. You could club hop all night.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2495773] The current generation of chicas mostly identify with their Dominican culture and American hip-hop and R & B. [/QUOTE]Yes, the chicas adapt to whoever has the money.

But I will tell you one thing for sure; when the chicas hear "bachata" their asses automatically start moving and bouncing! Got to love that!

[QUOTE=OldKool;2495382]I am in Miami Airport at gate. There are about 15 guy's waiting to board the same fligh. Average age about 30. I am from a very different generation. I dress differently and conduct myself differently. These are the make rain crew. These guys are becoming the the norm. It may be time to flip the script. At this moment there are more mongers then civilians. Shocking! Interesting 2 older white guys in cue but no young white guys. 7 more 30 somethings just pulled up. In my opinion these guys bring new issues that could bring the su down.[/QUOTE]Honestly Oldkool at this point any senior monger that's been to Sousa atleast a couple times shouldn't be venturing to hunt directly in sosua and should only be going for nostalgia purpose. Most OG mongers that still fly back to sosua is going because theyre on a time constraint and don't have the time to venture out and explore the island proper BUT they have their females arleady lined up as you do so when theses new mangoes try and quote you those outrageous prices you basically laugh in their face. And the second is the comradery that guys over the years has made with one another. You meet good folks from all over so Sosua now becomes the home base for your friends and acquaintances that you forged threw out the years because it was there in Sosua that open your world to countless good times and good memories I. E. That nostalgia feeling.

So when you see the young thundercats making it rain throwing money in the air just smile and continue to do your thing. They're paying for quick premium fast service from a hunny. Meanwhile you're getting good quality service from hunny for a fraction of the cost with a smile on your face and a presidente in your hand as you lounge off sosua nostalgia.

[QUOTE=CoolieHigh;2495891]Honestly Oldkool at this point any senior monger that's been to Sousa atleast a couple times shouldn't be venturing to hunt directly in sosua and should only be going for nostalgia purpose. Most OG mongers that still fly back to sosua is going because theyre on a time constraint and don't have the time to venture out and explore the island proper BUT they have their females arleady lined up as you do so when theses new mangoes try and quote you those outrageous prices you basically laugh in their face. And the second is the comradery that guys over the years has made with one another. You meet good folks from all over so Sosua now becomes the home base for your friends and acquaintances that you forged threw out the years because it was there in Sosua that open your world to countless good times and good memories I. E. That nostalgia feeling.

So when you see the young thundercats making it rain throwing money in the air just smile and continue to do your thing. They're paying for quick premium fast service from a hunny. Meanwhile you're getting good quality service from hunny for a fraction of the cost with a smile on your face and a presidente in your hand as you lounge off sosua nostalgia.[/QUOTE]Sosua caters to a wide range of tastes. It's not racial.

Charlie's Bar, and a couple more, have a predominantly German crowd, so German is all you hear in there.

Jolly Roger, and next door, has a mostly old white expat crowd that have quiz nights and bingo every Wednesday.

Most black head to Rumba and Anvhee, as they did the old Classico.

Me, I prefer smaller Dominican bars that cater to locals, with local music.

On the beach. It's all in, doesn't matter who you are.

Shall we meet up and play bingo next Wednesday? LOL.

By the way I believe it's more important what you are doing this weekend than what you did 10 or 20 years ago.

I'm not there for nostalgia, I like to think I'm still in the game!

LOL.

Come on brother we leave america to get away from the stereotypes and generalizations. Just because some brothers are younger than you and dress different don't mean they are the make it rain crowd and the problem with sosua. Just like it's young lanes who do Goofy stuff it's old lames who are messing up the game in sosua as well. Very disappointed in this post I thought dr was the place old and young brothers can come and relax and share knowledge with each other smh. It be our own.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2495382]I am in Miami Airport at gate. There are about 15 guy's waiting to board the same fligh. Average age about 30. I am from a very different generation. I dress differently and conduct myself differently. These are the make rain crew. These guys are becoming the the norm. It may be time to flip the script. At this moment there are more mongers then civilians. Shocking! Interesting 2 older white guys in cue but no young white guys. 7 more 30 somethings just pulled up. In my opinion these guys bring new issues that could bring the su down.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=TomJackin;2495775]Which is fucking sad as far as I'm concerned.

Nowadays, racism seems to be a damn hobby for many; fuck them![/QUOTE]Psychologists would probably explain that men and women who are racist are more likely to be impotent and frigid respectively.

[QUOTE=CoolieHigh;2495891]Most OG mongers that still fly back to sosua is going because theyre on a time constraint and don't have the time to venture out and explore the island proper BUT they have their females arleady lined up as you do so when theses new mangoes try and quote you those outrageous prices you basically laugh in their face.

So when you see the young thundercats making it rain throwing money in the air just smile and continue to do your thing. They're paying for quick premium fast service from a hunny. Meanwhile you're getting good quality service from hunny for a fraction of the cost[/QUOTE]Problem with that is that your line up is not getting any younger. They are becoming old dried out mangoes, while the thundercats are getting all the fresh new booty. Old Kool likes to talk about how he is hitting the twenty-something year olds. Next year I hope he is liking to hit the thirty-something year olds, because that is what that same line up will be then. I know I have fucked chicks and seen them a couple of years later and been like ewww. To me mongering is about fucking new chicks. Is it even considered mongering if you are fucking the same 5 chicks over and over again?

[QUOTE=CoolieHigh;2495891]Honestly Oldkool at this point any senior monger that's been to Sousa atleast a couple times shouldn't be venturing to hunt directly in sosua and should only be going for nostalgia purpose. Most OG mongers that still fly back to sosua is going because theyre on a time constraint and don't have the time to venture out and explore the island proper BUT they have their females arleady lined up as you do so when theses new mangoes try and quote you those outrageous prices you basically laugh in their face. And the second is the comradery that guys over the years has made with one another. You meet good folks from all over so Sosua now becomes the home base for your friends and acquaintances that you forged threw out the years because it was there in Sosua that open your world to countless good times and good memories I. E. That nostalgia feeling.

So when you see the young thundercats making it rain throwing money in the air just smile and continue to do your thing. They're paying for quick premium fast service from a hunny. Meanwhile you're getting good quality service from hunny for a fraction of the cost with a smile on your face and a presidente in your hand as you lounge off sosua nostalgia.[/QUOTE]I agree the camaraderie was one of the best things about sosua! Back in the day rumbas would just be full of dudes who were all cool with each other! LOL. Good times!!

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2495980]I know I have fucked chicks and seen them a couple of years later and been like ewww. To me mongering is about fucking new chicks. Is it even considered mongering if you are fucking the same 5 chicks over and over again?[/QUOTE]That's A topic that can take wings. I'm seeing chicas who are in their early 20's now in their late 20's. Even though they may still have sex appeal; it ain't nothing like they were when they were younger. I've seen Chicas that were in their prime now ain't worth a dime. Some are just a sad sight to see. My current newly recruited chica (Zion Williams) has a nice shape but when I saw her body from two years ago I was like damn!

I think it's considered mongering as long as something of value is being exchanged for sexual services.

What I am surprised about is that young people are traveling for sex. I know for a fact that when I was young, I did not have the money for travel but there were females available in my neck of the woods. I started traveling when my work took me around the globe and I discovered the exotica. Nowadays, it is more like "I am not interested in joining the club that would have me" as Groucho Marx stated, I. E, club of older women in my vicinity and so I travel. Not sure then about the young stallions, irrespective of the color; so what gives?

[QUOTE=Oakie;2495947]I'm not there for nostalgia, I like to think I'm still in the game!

LOL.[/QUOTE]Oakie my brother you live daily in nothing but nostalgia LOL. That's the reason why you moved down there. To experience that great feeling you had when you first came down there over and over again on a daily basis. You've just adjusted to the daily living and not the way of the weekend warrior. You're on an island where fantasy, illusion and reality meet together as one. Prime example I bet everyday you turned down young hunnies all the time to the point you make the late great Hugh Heffner blush. Back in the states that just doesn't happen. If a fine young hunny dip throws a slight hint that she likes me, I'm on it like a hobo on a Thanksgiving turkey. And I have women here in the States. But down there everyday as you lounge on the beach and / or bar you come across or get word of a fresh young hunny dip that turns legal tender and is available. And because of the comradery you've made over the years no doubt you have great connections to the point where you honestly have to tell folks that you can no longer take any more women under your hareem because it's just to much. Now that's a great fucking situation to be in LOL.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2495980]Problem with that is that your line up is not getting any younger. They are becoming old dried out mangoes, while the thundercats are getting all the fresh new booty. [/QUOTE]Not necessarily. It may appear that the young thundercats are getting all the new talent BUT the true best ripe mangoes lies outside of Sosua. All those small towns and barrios are ripe full of plentiful young hunnies, you just got to get with the right folks to show you those areas and introduce you to new mangoes. Thats why I said it shouldn't bother the OGs that go down to sousa and have to deal with those make it rain cats, because at this point all your young mangoes should be outsourced and all your older mangoes that you've already sample should be on stand-by.

Comradeship is one thing when availability of women were plenty full. Few years ago Sosua was full of girls with not only locals but girls coming from all over DR. But lately partly with changes of previous mayor, restricting venues, military showing force situation has become different. Lots of girls are afraid to come to Sosua.

Right now the situation is each monger is for himself going after better looking chicas. This is not lost on the girls who demand more money and service less. Girls coming from outside are more likely to stay long time with you and enjoy. I have had many such encounters.

Although it may be difficult politically even with new mayor to re open Sosua like before it is necessary to re open clubs and bars and less restrictive police presence.

Till then there will be some jostling among mongers with respect to age, race, looks and ofcourse money.