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So I've finally decided to go down South (America). A huge question of mine is the manner in which Black Americans are treated, namely in Colombia. Having mongered in many Asian countries, I have run into an occasional problem. So before heading to Colombia, what's the 411 on treatment of Black Americans? Certainly anyone can respond, but it would be great to hear firsthand accounts from a brother.
Red Cork,
You can deals there for week long girls. Just buy them stuff like they are yours to take care of and they will treat you really well.
As far as baseline prices you can a get a girl off the beach in the day for 25 bucks and in the club for 40 and up this is for short time but you can convert her into your desires and buy her nice dresses and perfumes and dinners and stuff.
After reading expat's review, I am now familiar and educated on the price of a taxi ride and how much to tip a door man. All good info. But what about the real reason for this board and web site?
How much for the chica's? Maybe we should go to the world taxi guide board and then we will get the info and the ho's.
Red cork.
Answers to your questions ST are found in the archives on this thread. LT is your ability to negotiate.
My woman was non-pro. Therefore cost for nice dinners, some dancing with non-alcoholic drinks, taxi fares and an inexpensive gift.
I treated her like a GF and she treated me like a BF. Couldn't ask for anything better. Some dreams come true.
Red Cork,
I did a forum search on you because I recognized your handle from the Thailand and Philippine boards, and, as I suspected, you have contributed absolutely nothing to WSG. No trip reports, nothing. Just lots of posts asking questions. So who are you to criticize NYC Expat?
Its true that Cartagena is short on reports that really lay out the city and give a feel for it. About fifty percent of the 'reports' are actually photos. Not to worry, Slick1 and myself will arrive in Cartagena tomorrow for a weeks vacation and will deliver reports on matters of import, such as humping, hotels, food, and general impressions of the city.
Don
All,
I was in cartagena about 7 years ago. I made several trips there with the navy. Good town, good food, good women. I would love to go back. The town is safe but don't put yourself in a sitution where you will get yourself in trouble. We used to call the ***** houses the "beatem down house" so the taxi cab drivers after our first visit everytime they saw one of us they would say "beatem down house". They took us to a lot of houses. If you speak spanish they can take you to whatever kind of girl you want. Be safe and hopefully I can return for some much needed fun.
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Hey Red Cork, probably the best way for you to enjoy Cartagena would be this.
Go there with your attitude and insult the local people. Call the women *****s and tell anybody to "Fuck Off" that bothers you. After all you are superior to them because you have money.
Mr. Red Cork ... the price of chicas, especially longer term. actually, believe it or not depends on if they like you or not ... especially the hotties.
Can you speak Spanish? Are you nice or a jerk? Are you good in the sack? Yes, this does matter.
Believe it or not, these chicas, even the pros are real people with feelings ... if you can dazzle them with a little kindness, it goes a long way.
Prices in the LDV can go from 60,000 to 250,000 pesos for all night ... depending on the quality of the chica, how busy it is and if you can make them laugh, i.e. ... make them like you a bit.
Trust me, if a 'hot' chica doesn't like you, she'll move on to better ... unless you offer her ridiculous money.
Suerte ... and be nice
Dear Slick1 and Dashing Don,
Just to let you know your not the only dons in town, I'll be there on the 6th of May. I'd love to have a free beer, don't know where I'm staying yet, but I give your hotel a ring.
Sinceramente,
Don
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Dear fellow Mongers,
I will be coming to Cartagena in mid-June for about 2 1/2 months, while I have an enormous sexual appetite, mongering is never my main agenda when I embark on a new adventure.
Truth Be Told, I was only with 3 prostitutes prior to the age of 25 when I took my first trip to China. While in China for about one year and a half I only engaged about 10 different women in pay for play out of more than 250 women that I shared souls with. Last year at the age of 28 I went to Indonesia (Bali to be precise) where pay for play was offered to me extensively and in 62 days I was with about 32 pay for play's. After discovering this web site accidentally, looking for information on a Latin American adventure, I have been with about 40 pay for play women in the United States and Canada in the last four months. That is only a total of about 85 pay for play women out of around 700 women that I have had the delight of soul sharing with.
Getting more to the point, my first goal when arriving in my new adventurous destination is to learn the language. Second would be to absorb the culture, economy, and geographical layout. Third would be to have as much adventurous fun as possible, which always will include women.
To achieve my first goal and half of the second, I have found that it is advantageous to take on a new name in the same language you are learning.
In China - I am known as "Cao Cao" Famous Prime Minister
In Indonesia - I am known as "Gajah Mada" Famous Prime Minister
For Latin America I am toying with two different names that I would like your opinion on, Simon Bolivar or Che Guevara.
I don't choose these names out of arrogance alone, but more to prove to the people that I care about their history and their country enough to know who these people are.
Any comments are welcome.
Happy mongering,
Master Monger
In regards to how blacks are treated in Cartagena (this is coming from a brownskin puerto rican) bro, 70% of the people in the coastal cities are brown. This includes C/gena, B/quilla and Santa Marta. I have been traveling to those cities and others for about 7 yrs. I HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED ANY RACIAL PROBLEMS. Now I have met women who prefer brothers and some who prefer whites. But most I have met (the non-pro type) would just like a man who treats them like a lady!
I went to Medellin and Bogota a few years ago and I had just as much play in those cities as I do in the coastal cities. Hit me up via PM and I'll share some personal stories with you.
Vallenato aka El Negrito
Harold Rivera El Nuevo Rey Vallenato
NC EXPat
This is the most idiotic bleeding heart attitude I hear from people,
"I gave coins to many invalids which you'll see. They'll give a big smile and thanks. Give. You can afford it."
It is not a question about whether you can "afford it" it is a question about whether you want a legion of beggars to hound you all around wherever you, and the next tourist goes.
Try a trip to the Philippines, EX Pat. You can afford to give money to everyone you see. They all claim some good reason for not working, sleeping all day and sending their women out to work.
The last time I saw one of these "invalids" along a freeway exit in US near my home with a sign saying "Hungry will work for food" I said, "Get in I have some bushes you can cut down." He replied, "Do you think I want to work like a Ni**er? I make more money than you do here on this corner!"
Just like overpaying prostitutes. You can afford to do it, but you leave a bad attitude for the next guy who expects a reasonable price.
for Master Monger ...
To each his own ... but it seems to me you make this mongering / adventuring too complicated.
I just travel and meet people along the way ... both chicas and hombres.
Enjoy yourself, respect and learn from others and your first two stated goals will happen automatically ... the language part might take some studying though ... though practice is the best way to learn.
As far as your different names for different regions / countries ... again, to each their own but I find the locals appreciate it when you give your real name.
Do you expect foreign travelers to use made up names when they visit your country?
Using Simon Bolivar down in Colombia / Venezuela would be like a Venezuelan visiting the USA and using George Washington as his name ... I don't think the locals will think you are cool or sophisticated for calling yourself Simon Bolivar ... maybe a little loco.
I do have to say at least you are trying to be a respectful guest of the country ... your methods just seem odd to me but I am no expert ... all I voice is my humble opinion and I do live in Colombia.
Good luck to you Simon.
Master Monger,
No offense...but that is the single most moronic question that I have ever seen asked on WSG.
DfB
Dear Ricker,
My real name is Travis, a name that I realized early on in China was not only very difficult for them to pronounce but almost impossible to remember. So I chose a Chinese name but since I had the option to choose my name I decided to choose a really cool name. The famous name that I chose in China and in Indonesia were smashing successes with about 80% of the people. Even the other 20% who didn't quite care for the name that I chose still found it incredibly difficult to not smile every time they saw me and I guarantee you no one ever forgets me after they meet me the first time. I think a smile is probably the best reaction that you can get out of anyone when you first acquaint yourselves with them, even if it is because they may think your a fool. It's kind of like using brand recognition advertising in personal human relations. I think the name Che Guevara sounds cooler but I fear he may be too controversial. I'm 99% sure I'll be going with Simon. I do thank you for your response though Ricker you are definitely an Icon on the Columbia board and I hope you'll allow me to buy you dinner sometime.
As for DICK for brains,
Do you really think I could be offended by anything said by someone who has a self chosen name of "Dick for brains"... exactly!
Happy mongering,
Simon Bolivar