On a serious note- emojis
As a man who remembers dial phones and a black and white world, I must admit I am not entirely sure it is dignified for me to use emojis. I mean it took me a while to start texting as it is. I mean it was sorta the realm of teenage girls. Any way I use them all the time. Partially to fill out my terse replies in Spanish but I do it when I'm texting in English too. Is this acceptable or does it make me seem like an old remit. I mean I am but I don't want to look anymore like one than I am.
Ahhh, you are having Medellin Magic kind of problems, jaja
[QUOTE=Norbert61;2682999]As a man who remembers dial phones and a black and white world, I must admit I am not entirely sure it is dignified for me to use emojis. I mean it took me a while to start texting as it is. I mean it was sorta the realm of teenage girls. Any way I use them all the time. Partially to fill out my terse replies in Spanish but I do it when I'm texting in English too. Is this acceptable or does it make me seem like an old remit. I mean I am but I don't want to look anymore like one than I am.[/QUOTE]That is a good sign when your "serious" issue is something fun and light, such as emojis. Liked "old remit" which also dated you, jajaja.
When you feel the Medellin Magic, you will notice that your "problems" are stuff like, which chica do I want to fuck next? How do I say "do that again" in Spanish? Do I feel like going to a casa or a strip club? I wonder how many orgasms this chica is going to have in the next hour? I need to turn off my phone to catch a break from all these girls. Jajaja, our problems are nectar compared to the rat race and pussy prison here in the USA.
You raised a good point. When your Spanish is limited emojis go a long way in filling the communication gap. Ninety percent of the misunderstandings between newbies and the girls in Medellin are cultural and not by intent.
Since you are not used to emojis, I suggest you start sparingly and stick to the broad strokes. Happy, sad, affectionate, and don't be afraid to show them you are confused with an emoji (the question mark). Use them like a spice at first. As you get more comfy with them, don't be afraid to stack them or use them instead of words at times. Most of the time when you mouseover an emoji before you send it, there will be a description, which can come in handy. For example, there is a cute rainbow emoji but it means you are identifying with the LGBT community, which may not be your intent.
Not really a "problem" but I believe the chicas will like it more than not if you use emojis, even if it is only on their subconscious level. You don't seem like the guy who is afraid to laugh at himself so have a little fun with it.
Keep On Keepin' On, Emoji Style, jajaja.
BBFS prospects--continued
[QUOTE=Lefeu;2683010]I agree, as it has been my experience too.[/QUOTE]To add my two bits to the discussion of the prospects for BBFS: I've never requested BBFS up-front before the initial get-together with a chica. However, three of my current stable (coincidentally all girls trying to transition themselves from full-time strip club or casa gigs to independent status) have slipped me in bareback (unsolicited and unexpectedly) on the second or third date after some patient DATY on my part got them off and / or my having providing a prolonged. Oiled-up, erotic massage. That said, a couple of my favorite chicas have firmly declined BBFS even with the offer of a significant propina--and even after we have established a good GFE style chemistry over a number of sessions and the sharing of negative HIV tests.