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It was just this morning!
Just this morning, I was walking across the street to go to one of the meat stores in the neighborhood when one of my neighbors called me over, telling me she needed me to look at something. Once I got inside their house, I couldn't believe how beautiful this young girl's body was. I mean, she looked at me and told me that she needed 50,000 pesos, and we could do whatever.
The funny thing about it is that this same young lady is known throughout the neighborhood as actually being a lesbian, so no one would think anything was going on—she dresses like a boy and keeps her hair braided like a boy. But I'm telling you, once this woman disrobed, she had a body that was absolutely impeccable.
So, should I leave my neighborhood, which is 50 to 100 feet away from my house where I can find 18-year-olds who look like this, to travel 10 miles across town to El Poblado and Parque Lleras to spend 10 times the amount and get 10 times less quality than what's provided right here? I was in and out in about 20 minutes. Even-steven—doesn't make a swindle. Stay vigilant. PN.
No its another Neighborhood
[QUOTE=JuneFly;3075794]You are one lucky guy. Lovely tits. I couldn't help wonder if this was in Belen, it has that authentic local neighborhood feel.[/QUOTE]Aranjuez! Stay Vigilant. PN!
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It's all about the investment
Here is a tip for anyone who likes women between the ages of 32 and 42: most of the Venezuelan immigrants in my neighborhood usually head to El Centro to start work around 8:00 am And return around 4:00 pm If you are looking for a wholesome woman to date, you should visit El Centro between those hours. You'll find many of the local mothers there early in the day. I know this for a fact because I live in the neighborhood and see them leave every day.
As for me, the main challenge is finding a reason to leave the house. Most of the time, my excuse to step out is going to the meat store right across the street. Once I am out, many of my neighbors see that I've headed over there. Since the mothers have already left for work in El Centro, the neighborhood is mostly left with the younger residents. It is very easy to speak and interact with them since I've lived here for the last eight years.
Here is a woman who is a bit older—23 years old—and she's quite attractive. If you have time to invest in a city like Medellin and are moving into the area, you can find whatever you're looking for at a great value. Stay vigilant. PN!
Sometimes you have to be honest with yourself
[QUOTE=TheCane;3075801]You don't seem to comprehend. Do whatever you want to with your money. I said that very clearly. Just stop with the lies, rationalizations, and deception about why you don't want to patronize a particular place. If you don't want to spend the money to go there, then just say so rather than coming up with all kinds of bullshit excuses about why you don't want to go to a particular place. That's what gets my goat![/QUOTE]I will tell you again, since you don't seem to comprehend what I'm saying: I live in a house with four women who work in Parque Lleras. I am not going to give them 400,000 to 600,000 pesos to have sex with them when I live with them—especially when they can barely afford 600,000 pesos each month for a room with cable and Wi-Fi.
So, there you have it. It's not that I don't have the money to go to Parque Lleras; I bought a house in Medellin, so I clearly have the money. It's just not my cup of tea. I don't want to be in the club scene or walking around the park after midnight trying to pick up girls. I'd much rather do that during the daytime in an environment I know well.
Thank you very much. Stay vigilant!
PN.
The Nightlife and Parque Lleras isn't for everyone
I first started traveling to Medellin in late 2017, but 2018 is when I really took off with the mongering. I met up with a bunch of board members—we went to Fase Dos, Parque Lleras, and La Bar ejectiva, Conejitas and we hit every strip club in Centro. We were all over Centro.
Even after that, I knew that frequenting the strip clubs and Parque Lleras just wasn't for me. I enjoyed the company, and I'm glad those guys took me out to see the city, but it just wasn't my cup of tea. First of all, I don't like being forced to buy drinks just to see women dance on stage. Secondly, it is very difficult to find 2,000-peso bills in Colombia unless you specifically go into a bank and ask for them. You need to have small bills when you're in the strip clubs, which is a pain in the ass. It just wasn't my thing.
I actually liked seeing the girls arrive in Centro. I absolutely loved seeing new Venezuelans come to the park each week and each month—that is why I fell in love with Centro. Once I got my roster together, got my bearings straight, and realized just how cheap lodging was in Colombia, I knew this is where I wanted to be. Therefore, I slowed down long enough to purchase a home. That is the exact reason I bought a place: because I wanted to visit Medellin as often as I possibly could.
So, don't fool yourself into thinking I don't have the financial means to go to any area of Medellin. No one is going to overcharge me in El Poblado simply because I don't speak Spanish—I speak it fluently, blend in with the locals, and get along with everyone in my neighborhood. That type of environment just isn't for me. I feel like people who frequent El Poblado are simply being overcharged because they don't speak the language or because they are addicted to places like Gustos and the club scene, which is the complete opposite of who I am.
Stay vigilant. PN!
They Are sexually Active In These Barrios!
I haven't been to Centro in a while, but what I can tell you about my neighborhood is that there are more young girls under age 20 who are pregnant than I have ever seen. It's almost unbelievable to see just how many of them are pregnant. Then again, like I said in a previous post, many of these young ladies' mothers go to Centro at 8:00 am And don't return until 4:00 pm That gives them nearly 8 hours of unsupervised time to do whatever with whomever.
Sometimes I walk around the neighborhood and patronize some of the local businesses just to exercise and see what's going on, but I can tell you there are more pregnant girls and women in this neighborhood than I've ever seen in the last eight years—and I've lived here for five or six years now. So many of the girls who have come of age are pregnant; it's incredible, and I have never seen anything like it.
Anyone who believes that these girls aren't sexually active until they turn 18 is completely mistaken. There is definitely sex going on in these neighborhoods, as proven by all these pregnancies. Stay vigilant. PN!