Medellin Reports

I've never paid bareback in Medellin. I usually lay back and ask them to start in cowgirl with the condom visible. Either she grabs the condom or she jumps on me. A surprising number will just hop on without saying a thing. Some will have a half assed talk about being clean before jumping on. I've literally been pulled ontop of / into chica raw before without a chance to grab a condom even. Back in 2022 I had a chica arguing with me that I didn't need a condom since she had her tubes tied. The ones that are most open to raw tend to be the most barrio ones (doesn't mean not hot). I also find when there is good chemistry and repeat that many will do the second or third time raw. I've had a few long term amigovias and dated a chick and raw usually is the norm in those situations but depends on the girl. I've yet to have a raw trio, though I haven't really pushed for it.

[QUOTE=Shemp;3034366]I bring it up when I am in bed naked with the chica. I invite chicas over to my hotel or Airbnb & we have a nice relaxing time. A cocktail or 2, listening to music, some time on the balcony chitchatting, then to the couch for making out & slowly getting the clothes off. We adjourn to the bed & after BBBJ & dining at the why I bring it up before it is time to put it in. I tell them I like it & it is easier to leche for me that way & shockingly some will say ok. If they hesitate I will tell them I have had a vasectomy & my sexual health if excellent. If that doesn't work I tell them I will be more generous if we bareback. Some are a flat out no, others will say make me an offer. I will offer another $20 usd or so, if still a no, then we move on. I think if they have spent some time with you, feel comfortable & you have treated them right there is a better chance of a yes. This has worked for me with many chicas in mde & sjo. Good luck![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DogLife;3035342]Second time in Medellin this year. Braced for the rumored phone searches at immigration. Turns out, no drama. Just pura vida and a quick stamp.[/QUOTE]You were in Costa Rica or Colombia.

We visited Medellin from October 30th to November 3rd. The immigration process was smooth, with no issues or extensive searches to report. The lines were long, however, so be sure to allow at least an hour for processing. Otherwise, we had no complaints.

I think we were lucky to have avoided rain interrupting our plans. It rained intermittently, but never enough to alter our activities. The weather was awesome and the environment was perfect for everything we wanted to do.

NewLife stands out from other similar establishments thanks to its wide range of options. Over two days, we explored several places in the area, but ended up choosing NewLife both times. For the bargain price, the service exceeded expectations—no complaints at all.

We were in Colombia for Halloween and thought it would be all about wild parties and packed streets. Turns out, the locals celebrate the whole weekend with different traditions and names, so Halloween night itself was surprisingly chill. It was mostly tourists out and about, which caught us off guard at first. Later, we found out that a lot of Colombians prefer spending Halloween evening with their families, so the local crowd is way smaller compared to other nights. Still, the girls and I had a blast exploring, dancing, and soaking up the festive vibes all weekend long!

[QUOTE=AtxNextDoorGuy;3035923]We were in Colombia for Halloween and thought it would be all about wild parties and packed streets. Turns out, the locals celebrate the whole weekend with different traditions and names, so Halloween night itself was surprisingly chill. It was mostly tourists out and about, which caught us off guard at first. Later, we found out that a lot of Colombians prefer spending Halloween evening with their families, so the local crowd is way smaller compared to other nights. Still, the girls and I had a blast exploring, dancing, and soaking up the festive vibes all weekend long![/QUOTE]A lots of place are like this in south america. Things are celebrated in family and not in public place. Best place on earth for holidays like halloween and christmass for vacacation is probably Pattaya.

[QUOTE=AtxNextDoorGuy;3035923]We were in Colombia for Halloween and thought it would be all about wild parties and packed streets. Turns out, the locals celebrate the whole weekend with different traditions and names, so Halloween night itself was surprisingly chill. It was mostly tourists out and about, which caught us off guard at first. Later, we found out that a lot of Colombians prefer spending Halloween evening with their families, so the local crowd is way smaller compared to other nights. Still, the girls and I had a blast exploring, dancing, and soaking up the festive vibes all weekend long![/QUOTE]It is not a Colombian thing. Only has been at all due to influence of media and US tourists. The Day of the dead is the next day and may be more of a traditional thing, although not as much as in Mexico I think.

Halloween is an American thing, and more or less the same in Canada, but in other places in the world it is only even known about because of American influence.

[QUOTE=RacShack;3035790]You were in Costa Rica or Colombia.[/QUOTE]Colombia.

United Airways. Houston to Medellin non stop.

[QUOTE=AtxNextDoorGuy;3035921]NewLife stands out from other similar establishments thanks to its wide range of options. Over two days, we explored several places in the area, but ended up choosing NewLife both times. For the bargain price, the service exceeded expectationsno complaints at all.[/QUOTE]I don't know which were the days you went. Went both on Sunday and Monday.

Sunday was slim pickings with the B or C team.

Monday was a disaster as there were only 4 or 5 girls, bottom of the barrel. With 15 guys waiting. Learnt it was a National holiday: All Saints' Day.

Maybe the earlier robbery last month at this location has impacted the establishment.

Last time I waited 3 hours to get through immigration. Arrival was 2 pm or so. This time I decided to try early morning arrival mid-week. Big difference. There were 6 immigration agents working and it only took 10 minutes which is the shortest that I have ever encountered.

My guess is that early morning or late night would be best for shorter lines. The day of the week and holidays are also a consideration if you want shorter lines.

[QUOTE=MoonShot;3036375]Last time I waited 3 hours to get through immigration. Arrival was 2 pm or so. This time I decided to try early morning arrival mid-week. Big difference. There were 6 immigration agents working and it only took 10 minutes which is the shortest that I have ever encountered.

My guess is that early morning or late night would be best for shorter lines. The day of the week and holidays are also a consideration if you want shorter lines.[/QUOTE]In all my trips I've found it's luck of the draw.

Went through Bogota last night and was worried as I had a tight connection. Until I saw absolutely no lines, for Colombianos or extranjenos.

Made it with a few minutes to spare to find my connection was also delayed but that's Colombia.

The absolute worst time in my experience during a shift change.

Hey guys,

Very long story short: my ex was a crazy sex-addict, we had an open relationship. We were living in Philippines, and had our 'lifestyle' for 2 years while living in Thailand.

She could see guys like once a month or so, sometime with me (had a few threesomes and even foursomes) sometime without me, especially since I was abroad for a few months sometime. Always filming it for me, so she was kind of my girl and my pornstar. Always secure, always 100 % honest. Very addictive shit. Broke up for other reasons and. I guess in 'cheating-Paisa-land', some woman could be receptive to this kind of idea, no? But I have an hard time realizing if I just was so crazy lucky, and if apart from prepagos, no women would ever do that. What would be my best bets to meet such women here (please don't say Parque Lleras) that are NOT prepagos. I mean, I would maybe not mind a prepago / webcam girl / actual pornstar (I think that industry is getting huge here lately) but would have no idea how to meet them, and scared of too much drama.

Cheers, thanks for your advices.

[QUOTE=MoonShot;3036375]Last time I waited 3 hours to get through immigration. Arrival was 2 pm or so. This time I decided to try early morning arrival mid-week. Big difference. There were 6 immigration agents working and it only took 10 minutes which is the shortest that I have ever encountered.

My guess is that early morning or late night would be best for shorter lines. The day of the week and holidays are also a consideration if you want shorter lines.[/QUOTE]2 pm is the worst in the early afternoon. I think before 12 pm is best.

For those who don't speak Spanish, it can be a bit overwhelming trying to understand what people are saying. I would just try to use Google Translate to try to understand what I am being asked to and to answer. Of course, the ultimate solution is to learn Spanish but some don't have the time to learn it or can't make the effort. I know that people say that it is easy to learn Spanish but especially for the older gents, it is not that easy but you can easily learn some basic phrases and that is better than nothing.

I know that people always like to talk about taking that bus from the airport to the mall and then taking a taxi to save some money but I am usually tired after that flight and with luggage, I just want to get to the hotel as soon as possible without any hassles. White taxi for 118 mil direct to your hotel. It is worth it to me but if you are tight on cash, yes, I would take that bus.

You can get cash from the ATM at the airport. I like the green ATM upstairs. I don't remember the name of the bank but it starts with a S. You can withdrawn 2,000,000 pesos so you will be flush with pesos from day one.

I have a SIM from a previous trip. Wi-Fi is available at the airport. I don't know if you can buy a SIM card at the airport or load. Last time I got a SIM card, I was informed that it needed to be registered or there would be issues in the future. So I did go to the cellphone company outlet to register my SIM card. I usually just buy load from a convenience store when I get into town. It is relatively cheap to buy load.

I actually had an issue with my Abnb. The wrong address was provided because the owner did not want to give out the correct address to Abnb due to concerns. Now, the owner usually messages the correct address directly to the renter but in this case, she forgot. So I am at the wrong address and I don't have load on my cellphone and there is no one there. Eventually I found a place with WiFi and was able to contact the owner to get the right address. She apologized and said she forgot. A little bit of stress there on my first day!

I had arranged for one of favorite girls to visit later that afternoon and she came on time, looking great as usual. 19 years old, pretty, great body, great in bed. It was a good way to start the trip.

Afterwards I had some wonderful tacos. That is my favorite meal here.