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08-05-16 14:39 #26920Regular Member

Posts: 11Sosua changed
Sosua seems a lot less active than the time I visited last year. The bars are closing early and the street activity is down. A hear a lot of police action going on here.
So I thought I will head to PP hotel and plan to wife up with someone for the week. I liked the chica who works as waitress in the sports bar opposite the Classico. She goes by the name Isabel. Anyone have any experience with her? Is she available P4P? Any good? Don't want to waste my whole week with someone lousy, if she agrees.
Hope Sosua recovers soon to its former glory. I travel from West coast and it is farther and expensive for me to get to DR. Trying to make sure the trip is not wasted, as in, it is below the high expectations that Sosua set last year, which was my first time here.
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08-03-16 13:37 #26919Senior Member

Posts: 2449No disrespect for the lady, but I don't need to get on a plane and pay for that.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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We move in different circles obviously
To each, his own!
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08-03-16 03:53 #26918Senior Member

Posts: 18757LOL. I think I remember that. Was it the chick at the ticket window? I think I was trying to weasel a discount out of her. I always flirt with chicks regardless. A lot of times if you worry the shit out of them they will end up giving you some pussy. Persistance.
Originally Posted by MrGogo
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I was at the currency exchange in Santo Domingo airport in April trying to holler at the chick who works there but she was telling me that she is married. My answer to that is always bullshit, I don't see a ring. So he don't love you anyway. She finally wrote her number down and here are some pictures of her coming to my hotel in Gascue to give me that pussy.Damn dude. I like hookers just as much as the next guy. (As you can see, I just woke up next to one.) But you must be pretty far gone if you consider going out with a regular chick a fantasy. I don't know how J-Lo and Beyonce are, but the chick from the currency exchange sure had a J-Lo booty. I know how that shit was!
Originally Posted by Oakie
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08-03-16 01:43 #26917Senior Member

Posts: 2449Yeah, I know.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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But this is "Sosua Reports", not Fantasy Dating.
How's J-Lo and Beyonce?
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08-02-16 21:32 #26916Senior Member

Posts: 2390People like that are called "sociopaths".
Originally Posted by MrGogo
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08-02-16 15:49 #26915Senior Member

Posts: 3700No a dig Sir. I know the guy personally and he has no shame. Probably one of the most honest guys on this board. He doesn't dwell long with negativity. I remember in Thailand at the zoo and this girl turned him down twice in ten minutes. I would have given up but he took a third shot. We were laughing and she was looking at him crazy but he was determined to get her number and he didn't care how many times he was turned down before. Mr E doesn't care what other people think, he is just living his life the way he sees fit.
Originally Posted by Tempoecorto
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08-02-16 10:50 #26914Senior Member

Posts: 2449Yeah, I know.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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So are some Johns.
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08-02-16 03:08 #26913Senior Member

Posts: 2803Depends what turns you on. Obviously they play the roles of hookers and we play the roles of johns, but when I get into the bedroom I would rather drop the act and get to know the real person behind the front, at least for a short while. I think it makes for better sex. The chit chat before going to the room gives them a chance to reveal something of the type of personality they might be, and if it is soon apparent that they totally despise mongers, it is probably better to give them a miss. I don't reveal a lot of things about myself, because most of my interests would not be of interest to chicas, but you can converse on a general level about families, children, the price of things, what hair styles look nice, and so on without getting into discussions about the NASDAQ options board, John Coltrane, Charles Dickens, medical quality assurance, Brexit, and so on.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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08-02-16 02:16 #26912Senior Member

Posts: 18757Or learn Spanish and stop being lazy by depending on Clisante! Learn the language and learn how to navigate a place during the good times, so if bad times come you will not be as affected by it.
Originally Posted by Oakie
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Yeah I know. Prostitutes are people too. But there are millions more women in the DR outside of Clisante who are also human and are not prostitutes and do not need nor want your money. Maybe you have missed them.
Originally Posted by Oakie
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08-02-16 01:33 #26911Senior Member

Posts: 2449No pretense any more! Now there's no excuse to keep it open! It used to be a dating scene!
Originally Posted by Revere
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I'm OK, I got a GF down there, and she has lots of friends.
I feel sorry for the newbies. It used to be a magical mystery tour of a new culture, and you were in good hands with a chica who gave you what she could, her body and her world, in return for a little dinero.
Now it's:
"Names don't matter. You are here for money and I am here to fuck. We already know that. To me there is no sense in acting like that is not the case and pussyfooting around like you want to know shit that you don't give a damn about".
Some of these women are human, not animals. Your mileage obviously varied. You don't need Sosua. You appear to have missed the ones that were human.
If all mongers were like that I'd shut her down too!
But you missed a lot!
Might as well stay home!
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08-01-16 21:19 #26910Banned Member

Posts: 505Sosua Update The Double Down
Recently the Association of Sustainable Sosa Development and the Association of Hotels and Restaurants of Sosua and Cabarete expressed support for the actions initiated last June to mitigate and contain the progress of the business of prostitution in Sosua and Cabarete.
It is an initiative driven by the Attorney General of the Republic, with the active participation of local heads of the Ministry of Tourism (July Almonte and Lorenzo Sancassani), CESTUR (Ignacio Pea Grullon), mayor of Sosa (Ileana Newman), National Police (Colonel Manuel Ant. Brito Quiroz) and Ministry of Interior (Waldo Musa); with the support of Attorney Francisco Dominguez Brito, ministers Francisco Javier Garca, Monchy Fadul and general pilot Juan Carlos Torres Robiou brigade. I.
Do not usually include many names of people, but this time, because the short list of merchants sex, that embarrass the community, it is campaigning to counter the first inter consistent effort made 8203;to prevent our first destination for sex tourism institutionalized.
They argue that 200 jobs are being lost. It would be good to count the thousands of jobs lost Sosa and Cabarete by the drop in tourism that began to register from 2001, with the visible deterioration of the economy without promoting sex tourism it has reversed, demonstrating that this is not the right strategy as proclaim the beneficiaries of this business which bars, restaurants, nightclubs and hotels do not bring development, but bring prostitution, drugs, corruption, abuse of adolescents and children, and indiscriminate sexual exploitation.
A Unlike other areas in Sosua and Cabarete tourism is inserted and is an intimate part of the community. Hotels, bars, restaurants and other tourist establishments share space with residents of the city.
In recent years some authorities looked to the left to not see on the right as the prostitution business grew and overflowed in the heart of Sosa. Information received from reliable sources claim that the actions taken by the authorities in the last six weeks have been successful and the downtown area of Sosa has ceased to be embraced by the prostitution market. The cry traders sex is a confirmation, but have already found support in the council, despite the position of mayor Ileana Newman.
Some sponsor the idea of creating a tolerance zone somewhere in the city. Do you fix what, ask?, Because doing this would be the institutionalization of Sosua and Cabarete as our first destination for sex tourism and Sosa not deserve that. What we should promote is to convert the urban area of Sosua and Cabarete as a NO TOLERANCE ZONE prostitution. It's the solution.
http://m.elcaribe.com.do/2016/07/29/zona-tolerancia-prostitucion
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08-01-16 21:12 #26909Senior Member

Posts: 623So there is the GFE, PSE and SDE. I like erotic games, but haven't tried the sex doll experience, yet.
Originally Posted by OldKool
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08-01-16 21:06 #26908Senior Member

Posts: 623That is one difference between Brazilian and Dominican chicks. Brazilians are very open minded about sex. I would say more than half of the Brazilian girls advertising in the net offer the service. If there is so much offer, there must be some demand? I suppose.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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08-01-16 17:45 #26907Senior Member

Posts: 18757How do you know this if you never go to casas? The last chick (see photo) I hit at a casa in Santo Domingo blew my socks off and I started seeing her outside of the casa. (I actually went there to look for the girl who blew my socks off the time before that, but didn't see her so I had to choose someone else.) When I took GrownMan to GBP he had a great session. When I took my wingman to the casa a chick from Santiago blew his socks off and she invited him to come stay at her house in Santiago. When I took my dad to GBP he said if he lived in Santo Domingo then he would stop there everyday after work. You must be doing something wrong!
Originally Posted by OldKool
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And I do not vet and have never had a bad session in Sosua. The session with the person I had the problem with was damn good; it is just that she tried to pull some slick shit the next day.
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08-01-16 17:35 #26906Senior Member

Posts: 2119Jajaja! That was quite a dig at Mr. E, whose swag I like. Nothing untoward ever touches him, like the proverbial rain drops rolling away from the lotus leaves.
Originally Posted by MrGogo
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Having said this and without writing an academic treatise, I kind of agree with Mr. E, for the DR at least. If it were back home and I do not do it often, but in a club, I would definitely check for chemistry. In the DR, on the other hand, one can enjoy the spontaneity and go with the flow rather than having to check a laundry list also because the stakes are a lot lower. Clearly this depends on one's game: experience, linguistic and cultural comfort and ability of dealing with women. I never discussed money when I first went to Sosua and even this last trip, I picked three people walking about the town, day time, as they caught my fancy. Establishing some form of rapport is important but not having to vet, or at least not having to be religious about it, is one of the serious privileges of the place.

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