getting married to a Dominican girl
You are NOT in love.
She is hooking you and trying to reel you in.
RUN AWAY NOW.
You will NOT meet a good "girl" working in the hotel. Do not go back to that hotel. She is not the issue YOU ARE. Stop doing this.
Go explore this country. Watch and learn. Do not leap in. You want fun, have fun. Leave it at that!
gone out with ladies from resorts here a few years ago, before I met
my now wife. There ARE honest ladies her. I have met many, REALLY!
Again, be careful, assume she is out for pesos.
You want an honest woman, not a golddigger.
They are here.
One step at a time my friend!
Good luck!
You are going to give her a bad impression of us Canuks!
sorry Canuks ..Expat friend...Women who love us for our money are nice: at least we know what to do to keep them....But you never knew ...to be absolutely sure.. play you are in bankruptcy..!! it is in difficult times that we recognize really others ..
hey Nicolas ..When poverty knocks on the door, love escapes through the window ... this sentence applies to 'all women on this planet unfortunate planet...

Bob K
That said, there are very good people here. YOU WON"T MEET THEM AS A TOURIST. IF it seems I am heavy handed I am cause you are NOT paying attention here.
Stop this ridiculous behaviour! She is not a good girl. She is not in love with you, she doesn't even know what that is.
Now please listen to those of us who have seen it over and over and over!!! It is not true love. YOu are not her dream man, she is not your dream girl and this is not a hollywood movie!!!!!
Love is where you find it.
There are a lot of GOOD Dominicans on this beautiful island!
Nick, play it out, you will know if things go south.
Bob K
Again nice girls and good guys don't want to date tourists! Weekend fling, why not but that's it.
It will take a couple years of living here, generally, before they will take you seriously here. Why???? In first 2 years a high percentage of expats go back home.
This is a natural reaction for us naive Canadian men after
trying to deal with Canadian women.
As a Canadian man, I am offering my honest opinions, which
vary from lady to lady.
Thank you.
I've been coming here for 11-12 years, 3-4 full time.
with your honey! See what happens!
You never know until you try!
But leave your snowblower in Toronto!

Poor fishy.
My red flag its up and I rather spend 2000 pesos then 2000 dollars !!
Don't compare to Canada or anywhere. Until you understand how things are here and actually get to meet nice girls your chances are one in 10,000.
Go buy a lottery ticket.
I will post the Amazon Link, it is available to buy or rent through streaming. The movie has English Subs and it is a story of an older gentleman from Spain who travels to the Havana Cuba to marry his young sweetheart. The movie gives you a comedic glimpse of how foreign men are viewed from a Cuban point of view, just like what planner said, A rich big fish! I highly recommend the movie, since it is a rare view of what gets said when you are not around.
My Dominican girlfriend and I met through a mutual friend and there is a 20 year age difference, dating for 3 years. I will spending Winter and Spring 2014 there to see if the relationship is worth it or not, but I have been doing my homework for the past years and this Winter is the final exam. In other words: Take it slow if you still wish to pursue this fantasy, that way if that was all it was, you can minimize the hard blow of finding out just that. We can't force you to take our advice, all we can do is share. Here is the link to the film. Netflix might also have it available. Trust me, you should see this film. http://www.amazon.com/Rey-Habana-Mar%C3 … +la+habana
Unbelievable!
For almost 5 years we are getting on very well.
Catalina has her own accounting business here in Cabrera.
Every day I thank the Creator for our good fortune.
We own a house together.
Couldn't be happier.
My secret?
Catalina.
Again Congrats and many more blissful years here in paradise.
Bob K
I think the issues come in when there is a massive age difference and one is young - not just younger but young. Until they are old enough to understand life on a different level it can be extremely hard. Nice to have arm candy but damn what about later on!!!!
Here is how I think - relationships are very hard on a normal basis. Add in: language issues, cultural issues, lack of education, emotional disparity, financial disparity and you have a recipe for disaster!
I will say it - sometimes it works. And sometimes we only think it is working. My generalizations i will stick to: if you met them on vacation, forget it. IF you met them in a strip club, forget it. If you met them in a hotel, forget it.
Until you have enough time here to really get to know the culture and the people it will continue to be difficult. Heck I have almost 11 years in this country and it is still tough!!!!
On that note I am single and taking applications!!!



What more can I say?
This is paradise & I am on the North Coast & in it!
Thank you!
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