What you will find, sir, is that you can find many pretty girls with obscene curves in Africa, and yes you'll get 3 times more attention and play than you're used to in the U.S., MOST ESPECIALLY in countries where you're more of a curiosity or novelty. Nobody is going to find you that exotic in lower Ghana cause they see amerikkkans all the time. Yes, you can get plenty of company there, but not like you'll get in places not so used to an amerikkkan presence. Maybe in northern Ghana up around Tamale you'll stand out, but they speak a lot less English and a lot more Twi (pronounced Chwee) and Ga (Gah) up there. There are better places, if that's your motive, but they always say Ghana is always the best place to go in Africa to get your feet wet. It is less of a culture shock than almost any other country, minus South Africa, (But they have other issues) .... Ghana in many circles is called "Africa lite." Back to my point ... You will learn something I learned the hard way. I will say this, despite any cold reactions ... WE ARE NO LONGER AFRICANS! You will find that out. Yes, we are African by DNA, by historical record etc. etc. etc., but culturally, WE ARE NOT AFRICANS! We've been gone too long. We have no country. And while you can make lasting friendships in Africa, you will discover that you're not really on the same wavelength with them, FAST. Makes long term dating a challenge, but short trysts can go well. My girl from Madagascar was well educated ... more so than I. She had a Master's degree in English. (English is a foreign language in Madagascar, as few speak it. They speak Malagasy and French) But it was almost like she'd been living in a cave her whole life. No exposure. Could only really have meaningful conversations about her own life, surroundings and her own little world. You will get bored, no matter how fine she is or what she can do in the sack. Nobody screws every waking hour.
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you take any pics?Ghana has a lot of potential. but the pitfalls are plentiful as well. and the corruption...oh my god, the corruption. that's what will get you. i just got back about 2 weeks ago and i am thinking of starting something there myself. it's actually building upon something i have been cultivating over a decade and hoping to scale up over time. so yall pray for me. cos if it takes off...maaaan, if it takes off...anyways, just pray for me is all i can say
yes. took hella photos. but if i am gonna post anything it will be a monumental task blurring out faces. but i will post a few simple ones here and thereyou take any pics?
dont kill yourself posting trees, just the women.... Really like Ghanaian women. Was in Accra year b4 last. Stayed at Frankies on Oxford in Osu. Was there a whole month but still missed out on things I wish I'd seen but they make 20 flavors of homemade ice cream each day so fun was had ... ...Missed things like Kumasi... what a fuck up ... but not much time had passed after that singer Ebony got killed on that road, and a couple other incidents... That's a very bad dangerous road, Accra to Kumasi. I did make Cape Coast but not Elmina or Takoradi ... Tak has been taken over by chicks due t the off shore oil drilling. Fucked up the fishing for nearby villages. As usual for Africa, nobody gives a fuck. If I had known you were going I would have steered you to nasty ass Titanic Beach near Tema. Chicks act buck ass wild there! Although Ghana is one of the easiest places on earth to get female attention ... maybe behind Uganda and Zambia so it's a non issue. I have an long time friend (who I've never met in person) in Harare I would like to visit next spring. The Z is a lot more off the beaten path than Ghana so I will try to document every step of my visit and post.yes. took hella photos. but if i am gonna post anything it will be a monumental task blurring out faces. but i will post a few simple ones here and there
yes. took hella photos. but if i am gonna post anything it will be a monumental task blurring out faces. but i will post a few simple ones here and there
This the girl in the Z. She is an angel. Like her better than the Malagasy, We will have our day soon. If she plays her cards right she might rope me.yes. took hella photos. but if i am gonna post anything it will be a monumental task blurring out faces. but i will post a few simple ones here and there
shiiiit, you preaching to the choir about the accra kumasi road. i grew up in a town that straddles it. so many souls have perished on that road and they would mostly bring them to the government hospital in the town that i lived in.dont kill yourself posting trees, just the women.... Really like Ghanaian women. Was in Accra year b4 last. Stayed at Frankies on Oxford in Osu. Was there a whole month but still missed out on things I wish I'd seen but they make 20 flavors of homemade ice cream each day so fun was had ... ...Missed things like Kumasi... what a fuck up ... but not much time had passed after that singer Ebony got killed on that road, and a couple other incidents... That's a very bad dangerous road, Accra to Kumasi. I did make Cape Coast but not Elmina or Takoradi ... Tak has been taken over by chicks due t the off shore oil drilling. Fucked up the fishing for nearby villages. As usual for Africa, nobody gives a fuck. If I had known you were going I would have steered you to nasty ass Titanic Beach near Tema. Chicks act buck ass wild there! Although Ghana is one of the easiest places on earth to get female attention ... maybe behind Uganda and Zambia so it's a non issue. I have an long time friend (who I've never met in person) in Harare I would like to visit next spring. The Z is a lot more off the beaten path than Ghana so I will try to document every step of my visit and post.