[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1336275]Where does this semi shit keep coming from? "Semi- a combining form borrowed from Latin, meaning “half.”" I have never seen a woman who was half of or almost a prostitute. .[/QUOTE]It's like semi or little pregnant.
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[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1336275]Where does this semi shit keep coming from? "Semi- a combining form borrowed from Latin, meaning “half.”" I have never seen a woman who was half of or almost a prostitute. .[/QUOTE]It's like semi or little pregnant.
[QUOTE=Sammy Sosa;1336137]Fifth trip to the north coast a few days ago.[/QUOTE]Lovely storytelling, enjoyed the smooth read. Do you actually write down all those names? I for one, would have trouble remembering them otherwise. LOL.
Nice report very entertaining.
Peace,
BBL
[QUOTE=Sammy Sosa; 1336137]Fifth trip to the north coast a few days ago. I operate mostly by instinct now. Much more enjoyable that way. [i] (reposting from the wrong forum. Kind of) [/i]
[red][b]Thursday[/red][/b]. Finishing unfinished business.
Arrived in the evening after having taken care of some long neglected Santiago cupid girls.
Devil and gave him my soul without a thought for my future" said the song, aptly. But for now, it felt like in paradise again.
Saw [b]Sara[/b] By her favorite corner next to the high benches. Sara is a wild hottie I made really upset last trip, as I was suppose to rent her place before changing my mind within
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1336275]Where does this semi shit keep coming from? "Semi- a combining form borrowed from Latin, meaning “half.”" I have never seen a woman who was half of or almost a prostitute. If you want to know if they will have sex for money then the answer is yes. Like you said the 3am thing does suck and as always secure your price and time.[/QUOTE]Or full time vs part time
[QUOTE=OldKool;1336156]I love your reports. Your humor is fantastic. When you say smoke are talking weed. You can be my road dog anytime. I love the way you roll and keep drama in your roll. I think our approaches are very close. I like to have relationships with the chica I bang even the putas. Just makes thing much more fun. I am hoping for a road trip in 3 or 4 weeks. I have cupid girls and non pros waiting for me. I think I may be over booked. What can you do.[/QUOTE]I like the reports too but I think I'll minimize the drama involved. It's bad enough that it's in a 3rd world country full of corruption but add to it a foreign language (at least for me). So no relationships whatsoever for me when I'm down there!
For me the DR is the most fun I have. Banging sexy 20 something is as good as it gets. So work at my hobby. I taught my self spanish and talk to ladies online. It is much more fun then TV. Every now and then I see some T&A on skype. I am loving it. Part of having game is enjoying a little drama, However I know some guys are looking a quick nut. To each his own.
[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;1336354]I like the reports too but I think I'll minimize the drama involved. It's bad enough that it's in a 3rd world country full of corruption but add to it a foreign language (at least for me). So no relationships whatsoever for me when I'm down there![/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1336275]Where does this semi shit keep coming from? "Semi- a combining form borrowed from Latin, meaning “half.”" I have never seen a woman who was half of or almost a prostitute. If you want to know if they will have sex for money then the answer is yes. Like you said the 3am thing does suck and as always secure your price and time.[/QUOTE]In the DR there are lots of women who have full time jobs other than prostitution who may be available for sexual relationships (short or long term) for money, especially at times when they need it. This is not quite the same thing as women who are full time prostitutes working in places like La Passion or casas de cita, or just hanging round bars looking for customers.
Read the nineteenth century pornographic classic My Secret Life by "Walter" to see how he distinguishes between sex with servant girls and sex with prostitutes. Incidentally the word he uses for prostitutes is "gay". To him any woman who had already experienced sex was probably up for some dick if the right economic incentives were present.
[QUOTE=Frannie;1336408]In the DR there are lots of women who have full time jobs other than prostitution who may be available for sexual relationships (short or long term) for money, especially at times when they need it. This is not quite the same thing as women who are full time prostitutes working in places like La Passion or casas de cita, or just hanging round bars looking for customers.[/QUOTE]And how is it not the same thing? Both women you describe are available for short or long term sexual relationships in exchange for money. The definition of a prostitute is not dependent on where or how often one does it. Whether it be the street corner or the playboy mansion, twice per year or three times daily, the spade remains a spade. You can't dress it up with bullshit to make it seem better.
I'm a carpenter by trade, but I don't do that everyday anymore. I have a different regular job now and only do carpentry on the side every now and then. Are you telling me that I am no longer a carpenter, but a semi-carpenter now?
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1336452]And how is it not the same thing? Both women you describe are available for short or long term sexual relationships in exchange for money. The definition of a prostitute is not dependent on where or how often one does it. Whether it be the street corner or the playboy mansion, twice per year or three times daily, the spade remains a spade. You can't dress it up with bullshit to make it seem better.
I'm a carpenter by trade, but I don't do that everyday anymore. I have a different regular job now and only do carpentry on the side every now and then. Are you telling me that I am no longer a carpenter, but a semi-carpenter now?[/QUOTE]Sounds like an occasional carpenter to me. It's all semantics. To me the following looks plausible:
Full time. Town streets or joints 24/7.
Semi. Social sites girls.
Part time. Weekday warriors from other parts of the country coming into town for couple of days.
Quatro pro. Students, 'beeper' girls etc.
Occasional. Anyone else accepting gifts from time to time, including salaried bar girls
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1336452]And how is it not the same thing? Both women you describe are available for short or long term sexual relationships in exchange for money. The definition of a prostitute is not dependent on where or how often one does it. Whether it be the street corner or the playboy mansion, twice per year or three times daily, the spade remains a spade. You can't dress it up with bullshit to make it seem better.
I'm a carpenter by trade, but I don't do that everyday anymore. I have a different regular job now and only do carpentry on the side every now and then. Are you telling me that I am no longer a carpenter, but a semi-carpenter now?[/QUOTE]You can use logical arguments to prove your point. But I think you will agree that there are 2 types of girls available in Sosua clubs:
1) Semi-pros: who are sometimes shy and will hang out with a female friend for company. These are the ones who will be quite genuinely delighted when you offer to buy them a drink. They will remind you of girls who work in supermarkets and dress a little moderately. These girls are borderline GFE material.
2) Pros: These are the putas. These you can detect in a room and there is no mistaking them. They will do all sorts of antics to be the center of attention. Such as bouncing that ass, shouting, wildly waving to some friend at the other side of the room and when all that fails they may even grab your dick to get your attention. These women will not sit down with you to slowly sip their drink but will are trying to catch a customer and bargain like hell.
But you are right. They are all women who sell their bodies and youth to feed themselves. Not too different from you and me. We offer our minds, bodies, time and youth to corporations.
"Don't get me wrong. I love these ho's ". Eminem.
I read that it's pretty straight forward to take a publico (public taxi) from Sosua to POP airport at a cost much lower than private taxis. I have to go from POP to Blackbeard's and then after two nights stay, on to Sosua. Has anyone ever taken the publico successfully through these particular routes without much complications? I figure that the potential cost savings can easily pay for 2-3 sessions with the chicas.
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1336452]And how is it not the same thing? Both women you describe are available for short or long term sexual relationships in exchange for money. The definition of a prostitute is not dependent on where or how often one does it. Whether it be the street corner or the playboy mansion, twice per year or three times daily, the spade remains a spade. You can't dress it up with bullshit to make it seem better.
I'm a carpenter by trade, but I don't do that everyday anymore. I have a different regular job now and only do carpentry on the side every now and then. Are you telling me that I am no longer a carpenter, but a semi-carpenter now?[/QUOTE]It just depends what angle you are coming at this from. Legal, moral? The girls who have other full time jobs will probably provide more of a gateway into the wider society and may be of more interest to those who have gotten bored with basic brothel and street prostitution.
Pedro Clisante closing in November. Details in the GoGo forum.
[QUOTE=The Mind Bender; 1336205]Are they pros or semi?
I met this old Dominican dude that seemed like their pimp. He was trying to hook me up with one of them.
I gave him the slip because I hate to deal with third parties when it comes to chicas.
PS. Also didn't feel like waiting until 3 am for the girl's shift to finish[/QUOTE]No need to wait for those waitresses, there are alot of girls available right now I am surprised about the quality of the girls and the quantity maybe this has to do that high season is about to kick off soon.
In case anybody wants to meet up send me a pm.
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1336452]And how is it not the same thing? Both women you describe are available for short or long term sexual relationships in exchange for money. The definition of a prostitute is not dependent on where or how often one does it. Whether it be the street corner or the playboy mansion, twice per year or three times daily, the spade remains a spade. You can't dress it up with bullshit to make it seem better.
I'm a carpenter by trade, but I don't do that everyday anymore. I have a different regular job now and only do carpentry on the side every now and then. Are you telling me that I am no longer a carpenter, but a semi-carpenter now?[/QUOTE]I would say it depends on how the culture defines it. I think the general attitude in the DR is more accepting of the idea of women trading sex for favors and more willing to see that as a matter of degrees rather than yes or no. Are you a carpenter if you know a lot about woodworking and exchange favors with other people? If somebody once gave you money rather than oweing you a favor? Your example is rather like a chica who worked in a casa then quit and tried to do other work plus a little freelancing. Many chicas never made a living at it but like getting presents and being treated well and are pretty flexible especially about dating older guys and extranjeros. Like a guy with some power tools and basic skills who would consider doing a carpentry job if asked but hasn't much paid experience. Is he a carpenter? What about trying to get a another job or a promotion by volunteering to fix your boss's deck? Chica's having to provide sex to get or keep a job is a pretty everyday thing in the DR. There are a lot of guys with basic carpentry skills and tools that if somebody came along with a $40 / hr job offer would be happy to take it. Are they carpenters?