Manila

[El Ted]

I have been to Abacca Spa quite a few times over the years, but the last couple of visits I felt like the service had really gone downhill. So I have been looking for alternatives. Last week I paid Fujian Massage in Pasay a visit. They offer the same kind of services as Abacca. The basic package is 1200 pesos and gives you 80 minutes of back and leg massage ending with a lingam.

Pros: The lady had strong hands and gave a pretty good massage. No skimping on time. Wiped off all the oil with a warm towel after the massage. And the last part of the massage was highly enjoyable where she went to town on cock, balls and "my special spot" as they put it in the menu description, IE. Prostate.

Cons: She kept talking with her coworkers in the next stalls during the massage. She left me a couple of times for a few minutes without any reason. No rooms, only the standard curtained off stalls. Easy to hear what was going on around me.

Would I repeat? For 1200 pesos: absolutely. Only the next time I would probably limit the back and leg massage to 10 minutes each and ask her to spend some more time on the happy phase.

[Captain Solo]

All I can tell you is, the girls I picked up had pretty faces and nice, clean, beautiful bodies based on any standard. Workers in restaurants were impressed, told me I had hot GFs hehehe. I thought twice and would not post their pics here to protect their privacy.

One had half Euro DNAs in her, looked very beautiful. The student came from a fishing village in Palawan with her pretty face and a tight, fit body. They were very nice, sweet, gentle, not manipulative and transactional like typical bar girls. They were real people, acted like GFs or at least close friends, did not want me to spend too much money, ordered very little food and drinks when we went out to expensive seafood restaurants on Ariaticos.

For deliveries, ask to see pics or do face time before ordering.

[Captain Solo]

These casas operated from residential houses, no names, no signs, in plain sight, not hiding, but I don't have addresses.

These guys were hotels' drivers but we took taxis to 2 houses right on United Nations Ave, 2 blocks East of the US Embassy, and another one nearby. These 3 were in nice houses. I was thinking they catered to people at the US and other embassies nearby. We also took long rides to couple houses in poor neighborhoods 5 or 6 miles on the East side of Manila, may be Quezon City. I was impressed how these guys knew all these hot casas in far areas and remembered how to get there.

Taxi drivers likely know these houses. You may want to talk to a few.

Thanks for the info. I've a trip coming up. Do you happen to know the name / address of casas? Are these drivers work for the hotel or independent taxi drivers that wait outside for pickups.

[Ram06]

Manila or suburbs like Makati or burgos? I am not a club person and prefer to hire freelancers for short time. I don't mind visiting safe, decent brothels, but that doesn't seem to be something easily available in Manila. So with freelancers in mind, where should I stay during the first ever trip?

Thanks to anyone who can advise.

Hello Brother,

For a first timer if you are not into or if you have not got onto Pina app for finding birds. And looking for picking up FLs.

Makati is your best bet. Around P Burgos FLs are everywhere of every kind. And all times of the day.

You can try booking online massages also. They extend services of all kind.

All the very best.

Happy mongering.

[June Fly]

In Ermita, 1 block from the bay, near US Embassy, Riviera Mansion and Hotel Rothman are the same owner, on the main North South Blvds, either Marbini or Adriaticos at the corner or Pedro Gill with the Robinson Place mall where lots of girls hang out waiting for their jeepneys, potential freelancers or hot civie dates. There are many restaurants, bars and karaoke joints in that area.

They are 3-star hotels, nice, clean, quiet enough, very girls friendly, rates very low, only about 2 short blocks from LA Cafe, where amazingly-old women still practice the world's oldest profession, but with luck you may find a few hot young girls. You can book freelancers in dating sites or Tinder, take rides to P Burgos or the Airport Entertainment Complex.

A couple drivers at these hotels, I remember Antony and Mario, took me to casas spread out over pretty wide area. They can also bring girls to the hotels. Just give them tips. These girls service local guys, not tourists. Unlike bar girls, they don't wear heavy make ups or sexy clothes, more like GNDs, but there are wholesome beauties among them. All night sessions are far better, sexier and amazingly cheaper than anything you can get at P Burgos or LA Cafe.

I prefer authentic local flavors over hardened bar girls who are trained to drain foreigners.

Thanks for the info. I've a trip coming up. Do you happen to know the name / address of casas? Are these drivers work for the hotel or independent taxi drivers that wait outside for pickups.

[Old And Ugly]

I gave up on asking filipino drivers, ushers, or security staff to get me girls a long time ago. My idea of beautiful differs 180 degree from theirs. I only use their services if I'm desperate.

Also even among poriners the beauty standards differ, there is universal beauty, and the beauty in the eyes of the beholder, which just as the saying goes, it's different for everyone. The last spotlight dancer that one of my waitress friends hooked me up with, looked ugly to me, but was high prized by koreans, she was sweet, had a great body, was not disfigured, but for some reason her face gave me the sensation that she was in constant pain, even when laughing.

[Jarango]

A couple drivers at these hotels, I remember Antony and Mario, took me to casas spread out over pretty wide area. They can also bring girls to the hotels. Just give them tips. These girls service local guys, not tourists. Unlike bar girls, they don't wear heavy make ups or sexy clothes, more like GNDs, but there are wholesome beauties among them. All night sessions are far better, sexier and amazingly cheaper than anything you can get at P Burgos or LA Cafe. I prefer authentic local flavors over hardened bar girls who are trained to drain foreigners.

You tip the bell boy and get them to deliver hookers. I did that with car attendants at Ermita Church. How is it cheaper?

[PhilJoy]

A couple drivers at these hotels, I remember Antony and Mario, took me to casas spread out over pretty wide area. They can also bring girls to the hotels. Just give them tips. These girls service local guys, not tourists. Unlike bar girls, they don't wear heavy make ups or sexy clothes, more like GNDs, but there are wholesome beauties among them. All night sessions are far better, sexier and amazingly cheaper than anything you can get at P Burgos or LA Cafe. I prefer authentic local flavors over hardened bar girls who are trained to drain foreigners.

Great advice Solo.

My kind of tactics.

_Phil.

[Captain Solo]

In Ermita, 1 block from the bay, near US Embassy, Riviera Mansion and Hotel Rothman are the same owner, on the main North South Blvds, either Marbini or Adriaticos at the corner or Pedro Gill with the Robinson Place mall where lots of girls hang out waiting for their jeepneys, potential freelancers or hot civie dates. There are many restaurants, bars and karaoke joints in that area.

They are 3-star hotels, nice, clean, quiet enough, very girls friendly, rates very low, only about 2 short blocks from LA Cafe, where amazingly-old women still practice the world's oldest profession, but with luck you may find a few hot young girls. You can book freelancers in dating sites or Tinder, take rides to P Burgos or the Airport Entertainment Complex.

A couple drivers at these hotels, I remember Antony and Mario, took me to casas spread out over pretty wide area. They can also bring girls to the hotels. Just give them tips. These girls service local guys, not tourists. Unlike bar girls, they don't wear heavy make ups or sexy clothes, more like GNDs, but there are wholesome beauties among them. All night sessions are far better, sexier and amazingly cheaper than anything you can get at P Burgos or LA Cafe.

I prefer authentic local flavors over hardened bar girls who are trained to drain foreigners.

[Old And Ugly]

Manila or suburbs like Makati or burgos? I am not a club person and prefer to hire freelancers for short time. I don't mind visiting safe, decent brothels, but that doesn't seem to be something easily available in Manila. So with freelancers in mind, where should I stay during the first ever trip?

Thanks to anyone who can advise.

No brothels in PH, girly bars are not clubs. If you're doing freelancers only, than it doesn't matter where you're staying, you just go local.

[Hazzzd]

Manila or suburbs like Makati or burgos? I am not a club person and prefer to hire freelancers for short time. I don't mind visiting safe, decent brothels, but that doesn't seem to be something easily available in Manila. So with freelancers in mind, where should I stay during the first ever trip?

Thanks to anyone who can advise.

Makati is your best bet if you enjoy nightlife and easy access to bars.

City garden grand is tried and tested. Best value for money IMO. I'm hotel next door is bit more premium if you prefer that.

Both are guest friendly and walking distance to P Burgos and Ayala.

[Omigawd]

Manila or suburbs like Makati or burgos? I am not a club person and prefer to hire freelancers for short time. I don't mind visiting safe, decent brothels, but that doesn't seem to be something easily available in Manila. So with freelancers in mind, where should I stay during the first ever trip?

Thanks to anyone who can advise.

[BaddHabbit]

Catholics must suffer thru a vigil, usually of either 5, 7, or 9 days and nights. The family of the dead person is expected to receive other family and friends, often times at night, and host them until they decide to leave. The body is often put in a casket with a glass covering over the face / bust area, and family / friends from near and far will visit and feel a need to touch the body. The body will lie there for the number of days of the vigil.

The custom of holding a wake comes from ancient traditions, and quite literally refers to the idea of staying awake / keeping watch. One of the primary reasons for this is to have a period of time to confirm that the person genuinely is dead. Back in the middle ages laudanum was used as a painkiller and it was not recognised that a side-effect could be the dramatic could be the dramatic lowering of heart rate, to a point where someone might appear to be dead. Many people were indeed buried alive because of this and so the week became a time period to see if the person would wake. That is why the culture is also that there must always be someone by the coffin at all times on a 24 hour basis throughout the period of the wake.

There was also aspects of spiritual protection for the recently dead, but the primary reason does appear to be to ensure that the person was actually dead.

[Old And Ugly]

Catholics must suffer thru a vigil, usually of either 5, 7, or 9 days and nights. The family of the dead person is expected to receive other family and friends, often times at night, and host them until they decide to leave. The body is often put in a casket with a glass covering over the face / bust area, and family / friends from near and far will visit and feel a need to touch the body. The body will lie there for the number of days of the vigil. Your girl's family will need breads and coffee for the duration for visiting family. The funeral home will prepare the body depending on the number of days you request for the vigil. It costs more to have extra formulin for a body that will be room temp for 9 days than for 5 days. At the end of the vigil might be a memorial service, and then the burial. Have seen instances of a family asking for the 5-day prepared body, planning a 5 day vigil. Then they change their minds and go for 9 days. THEN they wonder why the thing starts stinking on day 6 or 7; they will call the funeral home to come out to the house to fix that (don't be surprised if the funeral home guy shows up with a canister of Glade air freshener, and charges them p5000 for the call).

Its time-consuming, exhausting, and expensive for the fam.

Yes you're right, I forgot about the bread and coffee, probably in between the serious eating sessions, she was buying that also.

It was probably pastries, she calls bread everything baked (doughnuts, muffins, scones, etc). Also out of a sudden even if they don't have money, expenses doesn't seem to matter no more, somehow money magically appears out of thin air. I was "invited" but I turned it down, not curious enough, I guess.

[WestCoast1]

In regards to the dead relatives reports, from a week ago: it's unbelievable but here in my GFs extended family over the past 2 weeks at least 5 or 6 people died, WTF, like one every other day some young ones too. Unrelated causes, and different households. No, I didn't had to help anyone, but all I'm saying is that sometimes the girls may be telling the truth, even if it sounds farfetched. GF had to cook some cheap food and take it there whenever her family turn came up at all of them, it appears that all the neighbors and relatives are having a party around the stiff one's coffin. They even kept one of them for 2 weeks before burial until some distant son came back home. As far as I knew Christians traditionally burry the dead after 3 days, but this is totally weird.

Catholics must suffer thru a vigil, usually of either 5, 7, or 9 days and nights. The family of the dead person is expected to receive other family and friends, often times at night, and host them until they decide to leave. The body is often put in a casket with a glass covering over the face / bust area, and family / friends from near and far will visit and feel a need to touch the body. The body will lie there for the number of days of the vigil. Your girl's family will need breads and coffee for the duration for visiting family. The funeral home will prepare the body depending on the number of days you request for the vigil. It costs more to have extra formulin for a body that will be room temp for 9 days than for 5 days. At the end of the vigil might be a memorial service, and then the burial. Have seen instances of a family asking for the 5-day prepared body, planning a 5 day vigil. Then they change their minds and go for 9 days. THEN they wonder why the thing starts stinking on day 6 or 7; they will call the funeral home to come out to the house to fix that (don't be surprised if the funeral home guy shows up with a canister of Glade air freshener, and charges them p5000 for the call).

Its time-consuming, exhausting, and expensive for the fam.