Asuncion

Hi all, I was returning to my hotel near Shopping Del Sol yesterday around dusk and was attacked by swarms of insects twice! Do not forget to bring Bug Spray like "Off" or other insect replelant. Spray windows also as they tend to come in the windows. Yesterday was warm as well as today so I think the bugs are out. Lots of standing water and open sewers where I am. The drainage is stopped up which leads to standing water.

As for the "Cheap Pussy" yes I agree. It's the all other things that I see and have bought that really shocks me. Sorry, I'm kind of a "Numbers Guy" and I guess I am over-analyzing everything. I am quite spoiled as I buy everything from Warehouse membership stores like Costco which sell everything in bulk or multipack packages which makes the unit / price ratio very inexpensive.

Yesterday, I went to Deseos and was with Nalia, 24 years old, 5'6' slim with dyed strawberry blond hair. Completo. Very nice. Not really GFE. I won't repeat.

Today, I taking a break in the action and am watching the finals of the World Cup Soccer.

Good luck to all!

[QUOTE=Hollywood124;1594121]Hi all, I was returning to my hotel near Shopping Del Sol yesterday around dusk and was attacked by swarms of insects twice! Do not forget to bring Bug Spray like "Off" or other insect replelant. Spray windows also as they tend to come in the windows. Yesterday was warm as well as today so I think the bugs are out. Lots of standing water and open sewers where I am. The drainage is stopped up which leads to standing water.

As for the "Cheap Pussy" yes I agree. It's the all other things that I see and have bought that really shocks me. Sorry, I'm kind of a "Numbers Guy" and I guess I am over-analyzing everything. I am quite spoiled as I buy everything from Warehouse membership stores like Costco which sell everything in bulk or multipack packages which makes the unit / price ratio very inexpensive.

Yesterday, I went to Deseos and was with Nalia, 24 years old, 5'6' slim with dyed strawberry blond hair. Completo. Very nice. Not really GFE. I won't repeat.

Today, I taking a break in the action and am watching the finals of the World Cup Soccer.

Good luck to all![/QUOTE]Hi Hollywood,

I'm at the hotel in front of Shopping Del Sol!

We can hunt together, I'm from Asuncion, and native speaker but live in the States.

I'm here whole week.

Hi George,

Sorry, I'm leaving in the morning and going back to the States.

Since you are a native just RTFF and you will be fine.

Good luck,

Hollywood.

[QUOTE=GeorgeGiorgio;1594620]Hi Hollywood,

I'm at the hotel in front of Shopping Del Sol!

We can hunt together, I'm from Asuncion, and native speaker but live in the States.

I'm here whole week.[/QUOTE]

On Mercado 4, sorry I did not get back sooner, but Hollywood is leaving anyway. If you look at my post again, you will note that I never mention Street Walkers. I just said it might be interesting and you might meet someone.

What Mercado 4 has, like I said, is many generally poorer people. They go there from all over the metro area to shop and work. So if you are looking for local non pro people, it is somewhat unique. The touristy streets around Palma and Estrella are more full of hustlers and government / office / store workers, who earn more and are less likely to be approachable.

If one wants to meet local women, there aren't many places where they go.

But again, it all depends on your game. Meeting local non pro women isn't that easy.

By the way, I have heard that the blocks of De Francia there have pros and crack heads at night. But I am not going to go there to find out.

[QUOTE=Lexton;1595134]On Mercado 4, sorry I did not get back sooner, but Hollywood is leaving anyway. If you look at my post again, you will note that I never mention Street Walkers. I just said it might be interesting and you might meet someone.

What Mercado 4 has, like I said, is many generally poorer people. They go there from all over the metro area to shop and work. So if you are looking for local non pro people, it is somewhat unique. The touristy streets around Palma and Estrella are more full of hustlers and government / office / store workers, who earn more and are less likely to be approachable.

If one wants to meet local women, there aren't many places where they go.

But again, it all depends on your game. Meeting local non pro women isn't that easy.

By the way, I have heard that the blocks of De Francia there have pros and crack heads at night. But I am not going to go there to find out.[/QUOTE]There are lots of girls non pros around Shopping Del Sol, Paseo Carmelitas, and Villa Morra.

Just last night at the bar lots of local girls approaching foreigners.

Hi George. I'm not going to deny that there are a lot of nice women in those areas. I lived over a year and a half in Hotel Boggiani I, 3 blocks from Shopping Mariscal Lopez in the heart of the Villa Morra area. There are at least 10 discos in that area, if they are all still open. Actually, I now regret that I spent so much time there, but it was comfortable. I now believe I would have done much better with women in the Hotel Boggiani III, on Eusebio Ayala near Calle Ultima (Now a no-name hotel. It was sold).

Those areas are the wealthiest in Asuncion. The people there generally are upper class for Paraguay. The stores, restaurants, and bars in those areas are very expensive. One can always get lucky, but the chances of finding many women in need of money aren't very good. The best bet might be a worker in a restaurant or store. At least one is sure they are working class.

Also, there is little public transportation in that area after about 9:00. To get out of there to go home at night, one needs an auto. There are plenty of young guys that have them around there, but they always seemed to be hustling the upscale women. A working woman who goes there at night will have a problem getting home.

That said, things keep changing. You may have hit on something new here. Local women approaching foreigners would either be for coworkers or working pros. Which bar? In the hotel near Shopping del Sol? How old the women? There are more foreign business people in that area now. Maybe they are attracting a new group of pros? Expensive independents? If you can scope out what's happening, report it. If it sounds really good, I may have to go check it out. But without a car, it is hard for me to get home from there also.

Sorry for the late report, I'm trying to get over the Jet-lag from ASU.

First of all, I want to thank Dickhead, Mr. Kuyamandla, Lexton and all the others who answered my questions and gave me direction in ASU. Your help really was appreciated and really helped me!

The very first thing I did was to go to the Paraguayan Embassy in L. A. (Los Angeles, California, USA) to get a visa.

It cost $160.00 USD and was good for the life of my Passport. Otherwise I think the visa purchased at the ASU airport was good for only a short time.

Second, I RTFF and had asked questions to the members who had been to ASU beforehand. Taxi and bus cost from ASU to town? Where to wait for the taxi and bus at ASU? How much for taxi and bus? What to bring? Weather? Etc.

Third, I read Ken Apples "Guide to ASU for Newbies. " Mr. Apples guide was very interesting and informative.

Especially the suggestion on personal "Cleanliness. " He recommended hand washing all the time to avoid illness as ASU is quite dirty to put it lightly. I brought with me liquid soap, bar soap, antibacterial lotion and Lysol Spray (disinfectant spray) so I was well prepared.

Taking the bus to and from the ASU airport was like going back in time. The bus was like 100 years old! (It should have been junked 50 years ago!) The roads were extremely bad and were filled with potholes and cracks. The ride was very bumpy. And the driver was crazy as he was going very fast over the bad roads trying to make his time schedule. I held on to dear life! Taking the bus is not for everyone. If you cannot lift your suitcase (mine was 52 lbs.) with a small backpack (school book size) up to the bus and hang on while you are almost hitting the roof due to the bumpy ride do not take the bus. The bus ride was 2,400 GPY. The taxi was 88,000 PYG so I did well going both ways. One member suggested that renting a car was the best mode of transportation but the whole city was like a L. A. Traffic jam on a Friday at 5:00 PM and the people drive like maniacs, so no, no rental car for me.

But most of all the Paraguayan people were so very nice to me! I would ask for directions or where is a good place to eat and everyone responded kindly. Very nice people! My objective was to find the same GFE that I would get from the Paraguayan ladies I would meet every year in EZE (Buenos Aires, Argentina). On my visits to EZE I would meet beautiful and extremely nice women from Paraguay and I wanted to meet them at their source in Paraguay.

The flight from LAX was 3 flights. Wow, it was very long, difficult and tiring. I it was over 24 hours. I could have taken a shorter route on another airline but I need the airline miles for free flights which I accumulate for other trips. I don't really drink much and I don't go to Discos so my only objective was to find the GFE I had with the Paraguayan ladies I always see in EZE.

So I had taken the bus #30 from ASU to town and got off at the Shopping del Sol which was in front of my hotel. By the time I got cleaned up it was getting dark so I took a taxi to Parada 838 (Itubre 838) which cost 42,500 PYG ($10.12 USD). It was about 18:00 and I must have hit the 3rd Stringers as all the ladies were not very young and over-weight. The best one there was Analia and although not my type I went with her. Analia was all business and everything was covered. I will not repeat with Analia. The place was not clean, there was no light switch on the wall and Analia could not find the switch on the lamp so she had to get a flashlight to turn on the lights. I think they change the sheets once a week. I did not return to Parada 838. I took the bus #30 back to the hotel. To save money, I bought breakfast cereal, milk and fruit at the supermarket across at the Shopping Del Sol mall and had dinner at the food court. Damn! The US Dollar had lost about 5% in the past few days: from 4400 PYG down to 4200 PGY so things just got more expensive for us Gringos!

The following day I took the bus to Deseos (14 de Mayo 1008) which was in a yellow building with blue trim and door. There were 5 ladies and I picked Ingrid. Ingrid was OK, not GFE. Everything was covered. I will not repeat with Ingrid. The next day I returned to Deseos and picked Nalia. Nalia was nice but not GFE. She was completo and covered. I will not repeat with Nalia. The next day I went with Camile. Camile was the presenter who sees you first and then send the other girls out. Camile I thought was a "Cock Blocker" and I did not have a good time with her. I will not repeat with Camile. I recommend that you all Avoid Camile.

I found out from the Papa-san, a gay guy, that the shift changes at 18:00 at Deseos and that he has up to 9 ladies. Next time I will go there after 18:00. And next time I will go to other Casa.

I did go to Plaza Italia, Plaza Uruguaya and Plaza Independencia. Also, I went to the museum at the City Hall and saw many people living in Shacks in front of the Paraguayan government offices. Many people and police officers told me to be very careful as I could get robbed but absolutely no one bothered me. I also told them to not to worry as I can fight as I practiced martial arts in college. I visited Mercado Cuatro (Market number 4) in el centro which was an experience. It was like Tijuana, Mexico in the 1960-1970's all over again. I did not see any FLs at any of the above places although I explored there in the day time. Maybe at night it may be different. And I made friends with non-pros in the Shopping Del Sol mall.

Check the weather first so you can bring appropriate clothing. Remember ASU is the opposite of the USA. I should have brought my High-tech boots (Gortex) as it was raining and there was a lot of mud as the drainage was either plugged up or nonexistent. Antibacterial soaps, antibacterial lotions, Lysol spray (spray on shower floors and bathroom handles, etc.) and wash your hands and use the antibacterial lotion often. I ran into 2 large swams of bugs so bring and use body insect spray like "Off. " There is a lot of standing water so maybe there is Dengue, Malaria and Yellow Fever there but I am not sure? Again, my experience was there were tons of bugs and mosquitos so "Do Not Forget" your bug spray! Also bring shower slippers as the floors in the 2 Casas that I visited were not very clean. And, one more thing you should bring with you at all times: "Toilet Paper" as all the places I went to had NO Toilet Paper!

Lexton, no I did not find very petite and slender ladies. I think you may want to go to Thailand or the Philippines. I've been to both and you will find many petite and slender ladies there.

I was a little nervous about going to ASU but no, no problem. I did not find the GFE I was searching for, but all in all it was a good trip to ASU. (I think all the beautiful Paraguayan ladies moved to EZE.) If you are a "Clean Freak" no, ASU is not for you. But if can handle going to a typical Third World Latin America place you well be fine. Visit and have fun. I need to explore ASU and to visit more Casas! I will be back, since I already paid for the ASU visa. I still want to find the "GFE" that I had from EZE. Good luck to all!

Thanks for the detail. It sounds like the trip to hell.

[QUOTE=Hollywood124;1597312]Sorry for the late report, I'm trying to get over the Jet-lag from ASU.

First of all, I want to thank Dickhead, Mr. Kuyamandla, Lexton and all the others who answered my questions and gave me direction in ASU. Your help really was appreciated and really helped me!

The very first thing I did was to go to the Paraguayan Embassy in L. A. (Los Angeles, California, USA) to get a visa.

It cost $160.00 USD and was good for the life of my Passport. Otherwise I think the visa purchased at the ASU airport was good for only a short time.

Second, I RTFF and had asked questions to the members who had been to ASU beforehand. Taxi and bus cost from ASU to town? Where to wait for the taxi and bus at ASU? How much for taxi and bus? What to bring? Weather? Etc.

Third, I read Ken Apples "Guide to ASU for Newbies. " Mr. Apples guide was very interesting and informative.

Especially the suggestion on personal "Cleanliness. " He recommended hand washing all the time to avoid illness as ASU is quite dirty to put it lightly. I brought with me liquid soap, bar soap, antibacterial lotion and Lysol Spray (disinfectant spray) so I was well prepared.

Taking the bus to and from the ASU airport was like going back in time. The bus was like 100 years old! (It should have been junked 50 years ago!) The roads were extremely bad and were filled with potholes and cracks. The ride was very bumpy. And the driver was crazy as he was going very fast over the bad roads trying to make his time schedule. I held on to dear life! Taking the bus is not for everyone. If you cannot lift your suitcase (mine was 52 lbs.) with a small backpack (school book size) up to the bus and hang on while you are almost hitting the roof due to the bumpy ride do not take the bus. The bus ride was 2,400 GPY. The taxi was 88,000 PYG so I did well going both ways. One member suggested that renting a car was the best mode of transportation but the whole city was like a L. A. Traffic jam on a Friday at 5:00 PM and the people drive like maniacs, so no, no rental car for me.

But most of all the Paraguayan people were so very nice to me! I would ask for directions or where is a good place to eat and everyone responded kindly. Very nice people! My objective was to find the same GFE that I would get from the Paraguayan ladies I would meet every year in EZE (Buenos Aires, Argentina). On my visits to EZE I would meet beautiful and extremely nice women from Paraguay and I wanted to meet them at their source in Paraguay.

The flight from LAX was 3 flights. Wow, it was very long, difficult and tiring. I it was over 24 hours. I could have taken a shorter route on another airline but I need the airline miles for free flights which I accumulate for other trips. I don't really drink much and I don't go to Discos so my only objective was to find the GFE I had with the Paraguayan ladies I always see in EZE.

So I had taken the bus #30 from ASU to town and got off at the Shopping del Sol which was in front of my hotel. By the time I got cleaned up it was getting dark so I took a taxi to Parada 838 (Itubre 838) which cost 42,500 PYG ($10.12 USD). It was about 18:00 and I must have hit the 3rd Stringers as all the ladies were not very young and over-weight. The best one there was Analia and although not my type I went with her. Analia was all business and everything was covered. I will not repeat with Analia. The place was not clean, there was no light switch on the wall and Analia could not find the switch on the lamp so she had to get a flashlight to turn on the lights. I think they change the sheets once a week. I did not return to Parada 838. I took the bus #30 back to the hotel. To save money, I bought breakfast cereal, milk and fruit at the supermarket across at the Shopping Del Sol mall and had dinner at the food court. Damn! The US Dollar had lost about 5% in the past few days: from 4400 PYG down to 4200 PGY so things just got more expensive for us Gringos!

The following day I took the bus to Deseos (14 de Mayo 1008) which was in a yellow building with blue trim and door. There were 5 ladies and I picked Ingrid. Ingrid was OK, not GFE. Everything was covered. I will not repeat with Ingrid. The next day I returned to Deseos and picked Nalia. Nalia was nice but not GFE. She was completo and covered. I will not repeat with Nalia. The next day I went with Camile. Camile was the presenter who sees you first and then send the other girls out. Camile I thought was a "Cock Blocker" and I did not have a good time with her. I will not repeat with Camile. I recommend that you all Avoid Camile.

I found out from the Papa-san, a gay guy, that the shift changes at 18:00 at Deseos and that he has up to 9 ladies. Next time I will go there after 18:00. And next time I will go to other Casa.

I did go to Plaza Italia, Plaza Uruguaya and Plaza Independencia. Also, I went to the museum at the City Hall and saw many people living in Shacks in front of the Paraguayan government offices. Many people and police officers told me to be very careful as I could get robbed but absolutely no one bothered me. I also told them to not to worry as I can fight as I practiced martial arts in college. I visited Mercado Cuatro (Market number 4) in el centro which was an experience. It was like Tijuana, Mexico in the 1960-1970's all over again. I did not see any FLs at any of the above places although I explored there in the day time. Maybe at night it may be different. And I made friends with non-pros in the Shopping Del Sol mall.

Check the weather first so you can bring appropriate clothing. Remember ASU is the opposite of the USA. I should have brought my High-tech boots (Gortex) as it was raining and there was a lot of mud as the drainage was either plugged up or nonexistent. Antibacterial soaps, antibacterial lotions, Lysol spray (spray on shower floors and bathroom handles, etc.) and wash your hands and use the antibacterial lotion often. I ran into 2 large swams of bugs so bring and use body insect spray like "Off. " There is a lot of standing water so maybe there is Dengue, Malaria and Yellow Fever there but I am not sure? Again, my experience was there were tons of bugs and mosquitos so "Do Not Forget" your bug spray! Also bring shower slippers as the floors in the 2 Casas that I visited were not very clean. And, one more thing you should bring with you at all times: "Toilet Paper" as all the places I went to had NO Toilet Paper!

Lexton, no I did not find very petite and slender ladies. I think you may want to go to Thailand or the Philippines. I've been to both and you will find many petite and slender ladies there.

I was a little nervous about going to ASU but no, no problem. I did not find the GFE I was searching for, but all in all it was a good trip to ASU. (I think all the beautiful Paraguayan ladies moved to EZE.) If you are a "Clean Freak" no, ASU is not for you. But if can handle going to a typical Third World Latin America place you well be fine. Visit and have fun. I need to explore ASU and to visit more Casas! I will be back, since I already paid for the ASU visa. I still want to find the "GFE" that I had from EZE. Good luck to all![/QUOTE]

Hi Tomasb,

No, not really, because everyone in ASU was so very nice to me, it wasn't that bad. I never had any trouble with anyone and the people were always helpful to me. I think it was more of a "Culture Shock" than anything else.

Good luck!

[QUOTE=Tomasb;1597490]Thanks for the detail. It sounds like the trip to hell.[/QUOTE]

Well Paraguay is poor, but the girls are much prettier than most of the other Latin countrys (excluding Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela).

Mongering isn't my thing, picking up non Pros can be sometimes frustrating, as traffic under the week is hectic, girls of beauty are walking really fast / nervous. Also they are shy to "Gringo" men, and hard to drag into a conversation.

Once they warm up, they are really friendly and probably really great in bed. And you will get your real GFE.

The only choice to get a true GFE is to go try to pick up. Streets, Shopping Malls, Supermarkets, Bar, Pub, Mercado 4. Virtually anything goes.

Dear Hollywood,

I am even more often in Buenos Aires then I am in Asu, so it naturally cought my attention what you wrote about sweet Paraguayas in BsAs, checked your profile to search for any reviews of yours on BsAs, but didn't find any. Are the Paraguayas evenly spread all over the agencias, or are there specific agencias with Paraguayas in BsAs you could recommend to me.

Thanks in advance!

[QUOTE=Hollywood124;1597605]Hi Tomasb,

No, not really, because everyone in ASU was so very nice to me, it wasn't that bad. I never had any trouble with anyone and the people were always helpful to me. I think it was more of a "Culture Shock" than anything else.Good luck![/QUOTE]What was the "Culture Shock"? .

Hey guys,

I will be in Asuncion until Sunday starting from tomorrow. Seeking for advices for nice places with good fucks at around 20 $/30 min.

My little research make me to think that 14 de Mayo 1008 (Deseos Agency) might be the place I am looking for. Any other advice?

I am looking for 7' at least. Or 6's if body is nice. Love very slim girls.

Thanks!

To me IMHO ASU looked like a Hurricane just pass through. The first day when I just got off the bus (remember you have to jump off as the driver most times does not make a complete stop!) I commented to a nice lady who rode next to me that the bus should have been trashed 50 years ago (the bues are in very bad shape) and she replied "CORRUPTION!" The placed looked like everything was falling apart IMHO! I guess your typical everyday Latin American government Corruption. IMHO. But everyone I met was very nice to me. I'll be back. BTW, please bring a wingman or meet up with some of the members on the ASU board. Everywhere I went the people told me to be very careful. Taxi drivers, hotel employees, restaurant workers and police officers all told me to watch out! I just PM another member today the same comment. Good luck!

[QUOTE=LifeIsABeach;1598604]What was the "Culture Shock"? .[/QUOTE]

Hi Gwai, sorry for the late answer.

Please see my friends TL ((Tejano Libre) and Gyselle in EZE. They will send you to their friends. I think TL charges $100 USD for a tour of EZE and set up. And please see Gyselle's new website for prices. Both have wonderful Paraguayan GFE!

Take care and good luck!

[QUOTE=GwaiLo;1598440]Dear Hollywood,

I am even more often in Buenos Aires then I am in Asu, so it naturally cought my attention what you wrote about sweet Paraguayas in BsAs, checked your profile to search for any reviews of yours on BsAs, but didn't find any. Are the Paraguayas evenly spread all over the agencias, or are there specific agencias with Paraguayas in BsAs you could recommend to me.

Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]