10/2009 - Complaints about the New Garden Hotel (Recurring)

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Originally Posted by jd426

Yes the dont want their hair wet, but NO, they really are afraid of the deep water. Once their feet are no longer touching sand , they freak out. Noone ( like a DADDY) ever showed them how . Its really sad.
They dont have SWIM school like we do here, my 6 yo nephew swims like a fish and jumps off the dive board like a champ, the 4 yo is learning this year... thes kids dont have anyone spending time with them like that. they only go to the beach on sundays and have you EVER seen a Dominican daddy teaching his kid how to swim ? I saw ONE, at the Jaragua in SD. and he was a businessman who spoke english better than most NY'ers ,German fluently, his wife was German and his kids spoke all 3 languages . Educated people.

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I remember I tried to get Theresa in the water at the beach and she didn't want to get in. She would just tell me that she didn't like the ocean. Then, we would go back to the NG and she would hop in the pool no problem since it wasn't deep. Guess most them are just scared of deep water and open water.

Most Dominicans don't have access to Swimming Pools. It is a little hard to learn how to swim in a river or the ocean. My dad has a company that builds swimming pools in the DR. He never builds a pool deeper that 5 1/2 feet and also fills in a lot of deep pools. Another thing, Dominicans don't like the sun.

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Originally Posted by jcrew2020

Most Dominicans don't have access to Swimming Pools. It is a little hard to learn how to swim in a river or the ocean. My dad has a company that builds swimming pools in the DR. He never builds a pool deeper that 5 1/2 feet and also fills in a lot of deep pools. Another thing, Dominicans don't like the sun.

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1,000's go to the rivers all the time and they all seem to learn while there.

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Originally Posted by Jimmydr

1,000's go to the rivers all the time and they all seem to learn while there.

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In the DR I have been to resorts, beaches, rivers and hotels with pools. Have taken many chicas with me and not one of them knew how to swim. And while I was at different places I noticed that none of the chicas were swimming and very few men. They seem to like the water to cool off but as far as swimming or going under water I think it's pretty rare.

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Originally Posted by ctp1812

In the DR I have been to resorts, beaches, rivers and hotels with pools. Have taken many chicas with me and not one of them knew how to swim. And while I was at different places I noticed that none of the chicas were swimming and very few men. They seem to like the water to cool off but as far as swimming or going under water I think it's pretty rare.

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I have swam with a few dozen over the years.

My friend is in Punta Cana right now, she literally just told me the water is "too cold" , u cant make this shit up... LOL

Met plenty of hookers that can swim but only so many will get their hair wet.........it cost them money to go to the salon.......but it's part of doing business for them........and most have bikinis if they live in the Caribbean.....once in a great while you run into a country gurl, new to the business, that doesn't have a bathing suit.......and sometimes it's worth buying one for them.......lol

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Originally Posted by Jimmydr

1,000's go to the rivers all the time and they all seem to learn while there.

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I think it is pretty hard to learn how to swim in a river. I lived in Jarabacoa for a few years. Lots of people go to the river, but they don't swim. They get in the water to cool off and then sit on the rocks and drink Brugal. My current DR girlfriend doesn't know how to swim.

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Originally Posted by jd426

My friend is in Punta Cana right now, she literally just told me the water is "too cold" , u cant make this shit up... LOL

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She's right. It's freezing....lol. I haven't been in a pool since early October last year and won't go in one for another few weeks at least.

Had one girl in Sosua that was like a fish in the water. We had a lot of fun at the beach and in the water and its the only one I had sex with in the water at Sosua beach. Was several years ago. It was a black girl from Haiti.

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Originally Posted by Pedrowantit

Had one girl in Sosua that was like a fish in the water. We had a lot of fun at the beach and in the water and its the only one I had sex with in the water at Sosua beach. Was several years ago. It was a black girl from Haiti.

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I've wanted to do this in Sosua on the reef, but cant find one who swims. Getting dropped off by a boat would defeat the whole purpose.

We used to do this shit in Boca Chica ALL the time. its a blast.
Boca Chica as you knows is a very shallow beach all the way out like 100 yds +, almost to the reef , proving the theory that they are only afraid of deep water.

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Originally Posted by Pedrowantit

Had one girl in Sosua that was like a fish in the water. We had a lot of fun at the beach and in the water and its the only one I had sex with in the water at Sosua beach. Was several years ago. It was a black girl from Haiti.

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Originally Posted by jd426

I've wanted to do this in Sosua on the reef, but cant find one who swims. Getting dropped off by a boat would defeat the whole purpose.

We used to do this shit in Boca Chica ALL the time. its a blast.
Boca Chica as you knows is a very shallow beach all the way out like 100 yds +, almost to the reef , proving the theory that they are only afraid of deep water.

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Any problem getting a condom on or keeping it on?

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Originally Posted by Tiger

Any problem getting a condom on or keeping it on?

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That was one of the times I did not use condom. Stupid but luckily no kids (as far as I know) or other sickness happened.

I didnt use one either in the water at Sosua. It is a cool feeling after u r finished and pull out and suddenly your cock feels cold after being in the hot toto!!!