"Shitty experience in Wanhua!
[QUOTE=LennyLein;2890882]I had some shitty experiences in Wanhua, not going to lie. But you have to take the place for what it is. Once you get more familiar with how things work there, then you will find some beautiful and genuinely skilled providers.
Just like Amazake said, it's a low-budget street food place where you can grab a quick bite. There's a good chance that on some days you just won't find what you are looking for. If that happens, I'll usually just go home and call it a day. Yet there is lots of variety and a pretty steady flow of fresh talent from TH or VN. They will usually stay for 2 weeks and return for a couple of times per year. If you find one you like, ask for her LINE and she'll be happy to message you when she's back in town. This way you'll have a pool of reliable providers over time.
Stay safe and have a great day![/QUOTE]Well, it was bound to happen, as Analyzer123, and LennyLein brought up in the past few days, "a shitty experience in Wanhua. ".
While walking through Huaxi, gullible me forgot that you can't believe a word some of those wicked older SW's say.
One darted out and I refused her as always. But, she pulled me over and offered 600 all in. The price was too good to refuse. I questioned her extensively on the terms and she was excited and pleasant and compliant in the street, like a used car salesman smoking a cigar, throwing in a new radio and a paint job. But, as the quote goes, "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. " And, that applies to this situation.
Immediately upon entering the room, because I only had a 1 k bill, handed it to her and she refused to give me my change and tugged on my pants to get started with the deed. She was like a whirlwind of confusion. I insisted on my change of 400, and tried to appeal to her sense of honor and implored her to keep her deal. She begrudgingly gave me back 300, keeping an extra hundred. This was going south fast. The guy comes in with water and she orders me to pay him 100. I told her to pay him. She became enraged like a pit bull.
Yanked on my manhood, started the HJ to the tune of her berating me, moaning and complaining, non stop berating me. I told her to just complete it, and I will be gone. She went back to work with one hand and I felt her other hand in my pocket, trying to steal my wallet. When I pulled her hand out she got even angrier, like my wallet belonged to her and she was only rescuing it.
Then she left me in limbo, let me erection deflate, refused to continue without giving her the full 1 k. I reminded her of her street promise of 600, at least 10 times. Tried to get some of my money back and leave. She was grabbing at my wallet as I clenched it. I had no discipline to just leave, so I tolerated the continuous argument hoping to just finish and I could leave. She offered a BJ for the full 1 k, and full service. I agreed on the BJ. After all that, full-service with her was not desirable to me. She did not want to use a condom. I insisted. Buried her head in my crotch and there was finally serenity and peace because her mouth was full and she could not speak, and I was allowed to put some nice pressure on her bobbing head. She got the job done. Was angry about the pressure on her the back of her head. But the ordeal was over.
Totally my fault for trying to grab a bargain. My regulars there are honest and abide by their word. Honestly speaking, we parted company kind of chummy, thanking each other. No use in being angry. Her's is a plight for survival. I do understand that. Her motive is to bring you in under the guise of a bargain and wear you down with complaints while your pants are down until you submit to her financial desires. That is the way of some of the Huaxi ladies, but not all. So, be careful.
New Xichang tented vendor
As the Longshan Temple area is ramping up for the Lunar New Year celebration which looks to be grand, it appears that many upgrades in the area are underway. Not sure if they are temporary or permanent.
But, one nice change is at the very top of the Xichang Market T-intersection with Guangzhou, is a newly-installed sort of MASH-style canteen tented restaurant with plastic chairs and tables. A simple quick delightful outdoor restaurant serving a simple menu of "You Tiao" and "Dou Jiang," that popular breakfast combo in Taiwan, the deep fried dripping with oil cruller and a hot bowl of soybean milk.
It is great comfort food pre or post mating, or a place to console oneself and drown one's sorrows like the the other night when a beautiful very very early twenties Thai still wearing her baby braces on her teeth refused this dastardly waiguoren in no uncertain terms, not even a pause for consideration, with a look like "not even for a million dollars, a luxury car, a new home and a yacht! And, my consolation prize was greasy fried dough and soybean milk. It was comforting and allowed me to move on.