Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Tomjackin; 1298695]Nice reporting AT!

Sounds like you had a decent trip. I understand what you are talking about knowing the language, and that's why I will enter my third semester in the fall. But, I still seem to have fun there with my shitty Spanish skills, but then again, I don't indulge in lengthy conversations either.

I always stay in the new wing of the NG and always stream in internet music and rarely lost connection; not sure what happened in your case. As far as the NG girls, I will agree, not many lookers, but some are extremely talented in the rack!

As far as beach action, most will be on the weekends and they never really seem to be on the beach, but patrol through the beach bars / restaurants. This is why Herman's place is perfect. But on the beach, it takes patience. Sit, drink, eat, and fish from your table. Or just point and Herman will call them over, hell, he knows every one of them.

Thanks again for reporting back![/QUOTE]My first walk through the bars / restaurants at the beach, I had a couple "holas". I had not been there an hour, and was still feeling things out. No way was I going to jump at the first girl that approached me, definitely not before hitting the bars that night. I know not to go after the first chica you see. Getting #'s for future events (afternoons) could be a good thing. Looking at the pics, you get a better idea at the product you are buying. Less anti gravity mechanism in a bikini top than a push up bra under a top. More stomach's visible, and no heels or Brazilian jeans enhancing their butts.

Another thing is comparing a girl who is dressed fairly simply to a girl who is dolled up. I always try to tell myself, you are not buying the outfit, only what is in it. The other thing is the dolled up girls, although they are more appealing (at least to me) seem like they would be more likely a pro and give lesser service. Same with the more aggressive girl to the more shy, laid back one.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto; 1298696]I understand and agree with you point on language. Last year, in July, was my first trip to the DR, and to Sosua. I had no Spanish speaking experience prior to that and I recall going to the bank outside the airport that Frannie was kind to take me to, I had an awkward moment. Not knowing how to handle the language. Personally, and this has been true for me in Thailand and Indonesia, if women in bars speak English too well, I try to slide away. For me it is a red flag. In Germany.whether Reeparbahn in Hamburg or FKK clubs in FRA, (or Dubai for that matter) on the other hand, there are many East Europeans (and Russians) who have no choice but to speak English (barring of course, the Czechs and few others with long Germanic history) so it is different. I am surprised to know that in Curacao and St. Maarten, you can get by with English but then the Dutch all speak 4-5 languages.

Israel is one trip I would like to do. But for other reasons and walk around the old city. That is one of my dreams and of course eat the freshest tahni and falafel.

Yes, the problem of having a girl latch on is prevalent (after all we are meal tickets). For the customer, if the experience has been positive, it might be a good thing but if it is not, shaking off tails can be a challenge. I on one occasion had a girl of the first night approach me the second night and I paid for a drink and apologized saying I want to look around. In another case, I was not so lucky. A serious pro who fights others against encroachment into what she considers her territory (the customer) and that was a good lesson for me. Fortunately, I know both the Italian Managers of the bar below and the dance hall above and so I can ask for their help but I also learned. I have moved away from Sosua and I would not allow someone to get so close that she can think I am her private property. Easier to speak of course.[/QUOTE]I've always heard to stay away from the girls who speak English. The more they speak, the farther away you should stay. Not sure how this occurs though. Most girls who I spoke to who could speak English said they learned in school. You would think the more educated one's would be less hard core. English has to be a positive skill to them being successful. They can converse with more guys and therefore open up more opportunity. How can education = poor service?

In SXM and CUR, the locals speak 3 different languages (one being English). In the chica bars, the girls are mostly Colombian and Dominican, and therefore speak mostly Spanish, with the same sides of English you see in Sosua.

I can understand Sosua chicas being aggressive. To grow up in this culture and survive, I guess you have to be. Learned this first trip to Israel. When some goes to walk through a door, they don't let you go first. They want to make sure they get in. When it comes to the girls working the streets / bars, count the girls, and count the guys. Since not every guy goes with a girl every night, the it's even worse. What percentage of girls don't get a guy each night? Plenty of hotties probably go home with a trick.

BTW, nothing like a good falaffel load with chips (french fries).

[QUOTE=Ath Trainer; 1298729]I've always heard to stay away from the girls who speak English. The more they speak, the farther away you should stay. Not sure how this occurs though. Most girls who I spoke to who could speak English said they learned in school. You would think the more educated one's would be less hard core. English has to be a positive skill to them being successful. They can converse with more guys and therefore open up more opportunity. How can education = poor service?

In SXM and CUR, the locals speak 3 different languages (one being English). In the chica bars, the girls are mostly Colombian and Dominican, and therefore speak mostly Spanish, with the same sides of English you see in Sosua.

I can understand Sosua chicas being aggressive. To grow up in this culture and survive, I guess you have to be. Learned this first trip to Israel. When some goes to walk through a door, they don't let you go first. They want to make sure they get in. When it comes to the girls working the streets / bars, count the girls, and count the guys. Since not every guy goes with a girl every night, the it's even worse. What percentage of girls don't get a guy each night? Plenty of hotties probably go home with a trick.

BTW, nothing like a good falaffel load with chips (french fries).[/QUOTE]The reason some people believe in staying away from girls that speak english is because some of the hardest pros learned their english by being with a gazillion gringos. On the other hand there are the girls that learned their english by going to school but those are usually the semi-pros so you need to examine a girl's other attributes to determine where the girl learned her english because the ones that learned it while lying on their backs will lie to you and say they went to school to learn english.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1298670]Pretty good from what I remember. It is run by some Italian people, not Domino's (thank god).[/QUOTE]The pizza place across the street from New Garden and down a little towards Terra Linda has awesome pizza, can't remember the name though.

[QUOTE=Ath Trainer; 1298663]I was picking up a signal from the restaurant next to NG. It was protected, so I could not access it w / o going there. Would have liked to sit in my room, pool, breakfast and hit the net whenever I liked, w / o having to pay each time, or go to a specific restaurant to eat, just to get online, and ask you guys a question.

I actually don't go to a certain hotel in SXM be / see you can't get a signal in your room. The common area where the signal is strong, is open air, and the bugs eat you alive.[/QUOTE]The wi-fi at New Garden is usually very strong but I remember a few trips ago I was having trouble with it and I asked Lorenzo if there was a problem and he wasn't aware of it. He ran around like a crazy man for a few hours and fixed whatever the problem was. Next time if you have a problem and the staff doesn't rectify the problem speak with Lorenzo directly.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1298741]The wi-fi at New Garden is usually very strong but I remember a few trips ago I was having trouble with it and I asked Lorenzo if there was a problem and he wasn't aware of it. He ran around like a crazy man for a few hours and fixed whatever the problem was. Next time if you have a problem and the staff doesn't rectify the problem speak with Lorenzo directly.[/QUOTE]The aroma coming out of the place across from Classico's was very enticing. Almost made me forget about the chicas.

Saw another hotel guest a couple days later bring his lap top the the front desk asking for help. He was there a while. Don't know if he had success. I tried again, later that day w / o any luck.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto; 1298640]One quick question, where did you go for hamburger with tostones? It would be useful in case I feel like a hamburger and while waiting can feel other stuff as well.

Thank you.[/QUOTE]It is the place in front of the putas bars that have a grill with chicken in front of the restaurant / bar, they also have a menu besides the ready to eat grilled meat.

[QUOTE=Ath Trainer;1298608]Too many hotties have ruined their bodies having babies. You see a girl that looks spectacular. You then find out that her boobs are saggy, she has a belly, or a ugly see section scar. The other problem is technology. Scientists spend way too much time on making bras that make tits / ass's look bigger / firmer, stomach's flatter, etc. This one girl looked like she had this nice rack. Take the bra off, and her tits nearly hit her knees. I guess if they weren't having babies, they would not be out screwing strangers for pennies to feed their babies. It appears that the girls who work regular jobs don't seem to have bodies worn out by childbirth to the extent of the working girls.[/QUOTE]Wow, you practically wrote letter by letter one of the paragraphs of one of the reports I still plan to write. I totally agree with you.

[QUOTE=Ath Trainer;1298683]I would rate my trip as a success. First time in a new location is always a learning experience. Had a lot of anxiety, prior, due to being limited in the language, but as everyone kept saying, you don't have to speak a lick of Spanish in Sosua and still have a good time. Employees at the hotel spoke Engllish. The chicas know why you are there. Many stores, bars, restaurants employ people who speak English. With all that said, the more Spanish you know, the more you can enjoy your experience.[/QUOTE]Most of the chicas I talked with speak English to me. I am a latino and I think I look like a latino but they kept saying hi in English. A typical conversation with a girl was similar to this:

Girl: Hello how are you?

BO: Fine, thanks. What's your name (I talked to them on English because they approached me on English).

Girl: My name is Yulissa / Maria / Ana.

BO: Nice to meet you. Were are you from?

Girl: Santiago and you?

BO: New York.

Girl: Oh New york, nice.

BO: I have read that Santiago have beautiful beaches and is the home of the free and the land of the brave.

Girl: Sorry don't understand. (at this point I noticed most of them only know a few basic English sentences)

BO: Don; t worry I just want to insert a jumbo bottle inside you anal hole.

Girl: what?

BO: que te quiero meter una botella de Presidente jumbo por el culo!

Girl: y tu habla espanol tiguerazo? Porque tu me habla en ingles? (so you speak Spanish tiguerazo, why do you speak English to me?)

BO: you did it first.

[QUOTE=Ath Trainer;1298608]Too many hotties have ruined their bodies having babies.[/QUOTE]This issue transcends Sosua and is a general issue in the DR. I can deal with the motoconcho scars, but it is nice to see a flat stomach with smooth skin once in a blue. IMO, many of the girls don't work on keeping their bodies tight, along with the fact that they drink beer like its water.

Here is an example of a former Sosua puta that lives in New Jersey now and has multiple kids. The difference with her is that she has always taken care of her body, even back in the day when she was at Pasions.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;1298780]Man you are funny. Santiago with beautiful beaches and land of the free. Hahaha! Seriously, you actually told a random girl about "meter la botella en sabes donde" and she did not hit you with the bottle on the head? You are quite a discovery, Boricua babe![/QUOTE]For some reason they always laugh, maybe it is the way I say things. Sometimes I add: "sorry I do not intend to insert a Presidente jumbo into your ass because I prefer to insert a light jumbo Presidente instead."

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline; 1298777]Most of the chicas I talked with speak English to me. I am a latino and I think I look like a latino but they kept saying hi in English. A typical conversation with a girl was similar to this:

Girl: Hello how are you?

BO: Fine, thanks. What's your name (I talked to them on English because they approached me on English).

Girl: My name is Yulissa / Maria / Ana.

BO: Nice to meet you. Were are you from?[/QUOTE]Wow, that is something new! I don't look in the least bit Hispanic, but no chica has ever tried to have a conversation with me in English, except for saying something like: "Come-a here, baybee." Obviously a lot of them are going to night school to improve their communication skills.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1298789]Wow, that is something new! I don't look in the least bit Hispanic, but no chica has ever tried to have a conversation with me in English, except for saying something like: "Come-a here, baybee." Obviously a lot of them are going to night school to improve their communication skills.[/QUOTE]Huh. Perhaps there is a strategy behind? Speak in English to the Latino looking and in Spanish to the Gringo looking. To perhaps have them cower under the incomprehensible verbal brickbats and agree to a deal quickly?

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1298739]The pizza place across the street from New Garden and down a little towards Terra Linda has awesome pizza, can't remember the name though.[/QUOTE]The place is Di Colores and has excellent pasta dishes as well!

[QUOTE=Ath Trainer; 1298743]The aroma coming out of the place across from Classico's was very enticing. Almost made me forget about the chicas.

Saw another hotel guest a couple days later bring his lap top the the front desk asking for help. He was there a while. Don't know if he had success. I tried again, later that day w / o any luck.[/QUOTE]The hotel staff are clueless when it comes to technical problems such as the wi-fi issue. Lorenzo usually handles these things and he is also the owner of the hotel, he would have resolved the issue I am sure.