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[QUOTE=BoarderDude301;2710926]Anyone been to San Peter apartments lately. I stayed there twice 2 years ago and it was definitely chica friendly and had an on-site bar. Now seeing Airbnb posts saying "Absolutely no Sex Tourism". And some other very strict rules. Anybody have any intel?[/QUOTE]Airbnb units in San Peter with those rules? That would be new I think.
[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2710782]I don't have a milk fetish that I know of, but when a girl with this good of a body shows up 1 1/2 months after delivery looking like she did, I will take advantage of the situation. Her pussy was in unbelievably good and tight shape and I continue to be amazed at Colombiana and Venezuelana pussy resiliency.
Of course, I asked for a sample. Super delicious sweet and thick, I don't know why I was surprised how warm the milk was considering it was being made at 37 degrees Celsius but I am conditioned to expecting my milk to taste ice cold.
This was her first fuck since she had her baby and it was a good feeling getting her back in shape for the game.[/QUOTE]Good job, mate. Nice jugs and fresh milk.
[QUOTE=JustTK;2710979]Petro has already brought some noticeable changes in. Today in the casas, sessions with venezuelanas attract a 30% import duty, due to the new friendly relations between the neighbours. Any customer that exceeds the new worker-friendly 5 minute limit on a session w a chica will be subject to a 20% withholding tax. And all girls are required to install a new track and trace device for bareback clients in case the get pregnant and need to pursue for maintenance.[/QUOTE]Same thing at the Love Motels, if you show up with a Venezuelan, you get hit with a 30% surcharge on the room rate.
[QUOTE=Prolijo;2711034]8) Not a correction for the map or list or anything, but to round out my experiences I also tried a prepago from mileroticos at her apartment near the stadium. She had just left for lunch when I got there for my appointment.[/QUOTE]Many times the girl waits until you arrive. The girls who are there verify you are there and then she leaves her apartment and takes a taxi to meet with you. Also, the hot one gets worn out and everyone is hoping you trade down to a lesser girl because you are horny and will return another time for the original girl. I got tired of that real quick. Last time I told the girls I did not want to switch girls and to cancel my original girl. They all got nervous about that because the girl coming who was supposed to be there was on the hook for the taxi ride with no customer. She said she was there when I was 10 minutes from our appointed time. But she lied. I waited 30 minutes and then was too pissed off to sex her or any other girls there so left.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2710608]After at least a few hundred metro trips, including 1 which was literally as crowded as it possibly could be, I'm comfortable about the safety. On many occasions people have alerted me of potential security issues; unzipped backpack, phone sticking out of pocket, even untied shoes. One morning I fainted on the Metro. Everyone nearby helped me back to me feet and someone ran to get help when the train reached the station. Nothing was taken and people showed genuine concern for my well-being.
Certainly, if you make it easy, there is always a risk someone will pick your pocket, but when it comes to risk, that one is pretty low on the list.[/QUOTE]The metro is the safest cleanest place in the city.
[QUOTE=Mtndew704;2710984]This is the move, I love el centro.[/QUOTE]There is some kind of energy at Ground Zero I have never felt before, anywhere else in the world. Obviously that's a personal interpretation that is virtually meaningless unless someone else feels it, too. Sure, it can be gritty and even dangerous, but I find the place to be clean and I meet people there, obviously meaning the chicas, who are filled with joy. Probably for newbies I would say daylight hours only but with street smarts El Centro is navigable 24/7.
Maybe because sex workers have been plying their trade there for generations, hundreds of years, at the Church at Ground Zero, there is some kind of mystical karma magic in the air, I don't know what it is but I feel it. I met a new chica there today, the great ones always seem to end up Vennies, I can't help it. Honest, intelligent, warm, she looked like a prom queen from high school and we will be looking for each other again. And then fuck, who should I run into yet again on my walk back to my hotel but Sugar Baby with her sister who I fucked earlier that morning. She practically dragged me by my ear back to my room at The Nutti. Fotos are verbotten by her, but I overheard two young buffed Colombian studs comment, "Omigod" when she walked past them on our way back to my room. I thought I would be seeing her maybe two times a month and we have sessioned 3 out of the past 4 days. She also informed me that she would be arriving back at my hotel tomorrow with a friend who I supposedly fucked before but when she put her on the video call I did not recognize but I definitely would fuck her. After a slow start, this turned out to be another great day in Medellin.
[QUOTE=JackTaggart;2711033]This might be true for many, but I am having great luck with overnights, unlimited pops, bareback, and cip with a chill girl that I trust. This is in Bogota though. I have also met a good platonic friend that's wants 0 from me and we hangout. Also some good no clock watching more occasional encounters. I don't like the instagram model types and prefer girl next door spinners that speak english and provide GFE. I am not that handsome, average build, and late 30's. I speak no Spanish. Cost 200 k for 3 ish hours to 600 k for 24 hours. Or 0. I have 5 or 6 that I have had to slow roll.
I agree if you are there for a short stay it might not be worth it, but if it were 2+ weeks and you like the type of situation I do, it could be worth it. Yes I spend more than a quick 20 minute stay, but minute for minute or pop for pop I think my cost averages down. Of course there is no right or wrong and everyone is looking for something different.[/QUOTE]Channeling Star Wars, jeje, hope you don't mind.
[QUOTE=Sukhanna1983;2711001]I have tons of points I can use. Is Marriott girl friendly? Are they okay bringing in girls?[/QUOTE]Marriott in Bogota and Cartagena are girl friendly but the one in Medellin is not.
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[QUOTE=Prolijo;2711034]I'm sometimes guilty of failing to report back on my experiences after getting so much valuable info from the research of those who have gone before me. I don't have much new to add but here are a few corrections and additions that someone might want to make to the Medelland Monger Map & Chica List:
1) IDK if I just heard wrong but the rate I was quoted for a 30 minute session at the Jade Spa MP in Poblado was an absurd 160 k COP (WTF! Needless to say, I didn't take them up on it.
2) Went by Zandaly MP on Sunday afternoon (before 4 pm) and found it closed, but it was reopened the following morning, so hours need to be corrected on the list.
3) I found a small MP that isn't on the map or list around the corner from Zandaly on Cra 57 a. Sorry, I don't have the exact address (#46-35 I think) but the entrance is directly in front of a concrete bench. I also didn't get the rates and hours (I know, I know, lousy scouting). But it had 3 chicas on a Sunday (2 decent, 1 ugly) with a hotter one arriving just as we were leaving. I didn't partake but my buddy did and he described it as the best fuck of his life (but maybe he doesn't get around enough).
4) Also stopped at New Life and had a pretty decent session though definitely not the best of my life. Like a previous poster reported, I also got the request for a 50 k tip for BBBJ (WTF?) on top of the 55 k fee for CBJ & CFS, which I paid bcuz a) it was my 1st fuck in Medellin after landing and I was horny b) $30 still seemed like a bargain from my recently arrived perspective and c) I was caught off-guard because I hadn't seen that previous post and didn't know any better.[/QUOTE]Great post! Would love to meet up when I am there and just follow you around hahahahha. I'll buy the drinks.
[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2711110]There is some kind of energy at Ground Zero I have never felt before, anywhere else in the world.
there is some kind of mystical karma magic in the air,.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't go as far as you, but I agree w your sentiements. The people are down to earth, humble, simple (in the nice meaning of the word), and fun loving. Its like thailand actually, for me at least.
At night it does turn in to scene from zombie apocalypse though.
[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2711110]There is some kind of energy at Ground Zero I have never felt before, anywhere else in the world. Maybe because sex workers have been plying their trade there for generations, hundreds of years, at the Church at Ground Zero, there is some kind of mystical karma magic in the air, I don't know what it is but I feel it. .[/QUOTE]Well for some, it might sound like your on something, and in a daze, but all kidding aside, I enjoyed Centro much more several years ago before the arrival of the Venezuelans or the hordes of mongers that have shown up on it's shores.
I remember when a gringo sighting was a rarity, and a total novelty to the girls, but nowadays a totally different landscape.
And don't get me wrong, I still ply the streets, and have good and new experiences, but it's just not the same as before.
[QUOTE=DCups;2711074]Good job, mate. Nice jugs and fresh milk.[/QUOTE]I fell sorry for the little baby, he missed his afternoon feeding because his Mommy was sucked dry. LOL.
[QUOTE=JonnyPokerStar;2711099]The metro is the safest cleanest place in the city.[/QUOTE]The Metro is great. But don't be afraid to also try the buses. It's a long walk down from the Parque Lleras / Parque Poblado area to the Poblado Metro station (LOL, and an even longer walk back up). Sure it can be done in 10-15 minutes or so (or you can wait for a bus or take a taxi back up the hill) but there's a much easier and direct way to get to El Centro.
Buses pickup at a stop just a few meters north of Parque Poblado on Cra 43a (that's the main drag by the park). The bus to look for is #135 (if you forget the #, there are maps at that bus stop showing the routes). It comes by every few minutes and takes <20 minutes to get to El Centro and the fare is just 2550 COP (vs 12-14k COP for a taxi which isn't much faster, or adventurous). It's a straight shot with few stops (or at least none very long) but it makes a little loop near San Antonio and can get caught up in traffic before getting to Berrios so I usually just get off at San Antonio and walk the last few blocks.
Coming back from El Centro is a lot more confusing (unless you have the Moovit app on your phone), so you might prefer to just take the Metro (and the walk back up the hill, ugh) but I never shy away from a challenge. You might need to ask nearby bystanders exactly which bus stop you need (and, LOL, get a dozen different incorrect answers). Beyond that basically your choice is to look for that #135 bus (#130 or #130a also work) where you got off at Parque Berrios (but a lot of other buses also stop there possibly making that option too confusing) or, what I prefer, walk 2 blocks east to the main drag (Cra 43a) and catch any of those buses where they're heading in the right direction (south).
As you can tell, I like to provide complete detail (hence my handle) and probably make this sound more confusing than it's worth, but it's really not all that hard and I feel it's always better to have too much info than too little. Taking local buses is not about saving money (though there's that too). They're about experiencing a place like a native, thus adding to the adventure.
[QUOTE=Prolijo;2711275]Taking local buses is not about saving money (though there's that too). They're about experiencing a place like a native, thus adding to the adventure.[/QUOTE]'Appreciate it.