My statistics on the ladies/girls/women in China!
 

Ok, just to share my experiences in China with the different sort of girls that I have met, lived with, played with, liked and loved.

About me:
Currently 38yo. Single, not married. Overweight and not too handsome. Born and bred in Singapore. Normal, middle-income single guy. I have been living in various locations in China since 2008. Shanghai/Shenzhen/CP! :p

Number of China GFs till date:
5

Average age of China GFs:
22. Youngest GF 18, oldest 25. (Difficult to get older girls, usually they all married)

Number of FBs: (Meaning, really NSA, really no financial exchange)
14

Number of KTV WLs banged: (This one usually pay money)
50++ (I think so)

Number of KTV WLs converted into FB: (No monetary transaction)
15

Number of Sauna girls, prostitutes visited:
<10 (I feel it is difficult to find GFE, prefer KTV WL:p)


So hell yeah, I have been through a lot of funny, indescribable, amazing, stories, hard to believe, true-sob stories, false sob stories.....

Feel free to comment, feel free to ask for advice!

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Mind to share some photos? :D:D:D

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KTV not really my cup of tea due to loud music and alcohol thing.

And the main thing is it is EXPENSIVE!!! Not suitable for a budget cheongster like myself!

I am not expert to attract gals to be FUBUs!

bro, I am 36 yrs old, 2 years younger than you. Still single. No plan to get married or get attached with anybody yet.

In my entire life not yet stepped my foot in either China or HK. My Chinese sucks badly and no plan to go there. If go alone sure kena chop carrot!!

After reading your post sure you are one experienced cheongster! I don't think I have bonked 50 gals yet. Probably around 30 gals, more or less :)

Looking forward to read your past experience and learn how to tackle gal from you. Luckily I am not overweight but normal size. Keep sharing...

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Hehhehehhe. can... but not this section lah... maybe in the Link/Picture section... getting ready to upload.. :D

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Ha! That's why you need to plant your seeds and play in China! You must know something...... There is high-end KTV in China and also more "budget" KTV in China.

I have been to cat100/200 KTVs .... where you pay RMB400~500 for a fuck and the total expenditure for the night does not exceed SGD$300. And of course, I have been to the very high end too, where you pay RMB2500 for a fuck. Honestly, I feel that at the end of it all, its the same. Its still a warm, wet pussy that you are looking for.

Of course, you can imagine, attitude wise, the higher end ladies do try to please you all the way. THey sing well, play well, look well and fuck well. As for the budget cheong, I must say, there have been more hits then misses for me. But some friends do complain that they always, always get bad attitude or funny pussy smell! Lol!

The bottomline is to spend within your means. Personally, I do find that in general, the KTV WLs are more pleasant looking as compared to the wham-bam-thank-you-m'am WLs.... Other bros might beg to differ....

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Nice bro! BTW, it's very hard to get 18 yo FL nowadays... but still you managed to get some young pussies up there. China is really a land of treasures!

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I noticed u are not as prolific as before. Some months back you were more active on the forum.

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Upped you my humble points.

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Bro, share a few of your hard to believe stories

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the 2500 rmb ones in dalian alot , very expensive but very beautiful
but i find the kc too strong, i backed off when i realised i was rtfing one particular ktv too often, spent too much on her until i decided to retreat for
own safety,never contact her anymore
she got too many sob stories and my wallet was bleeding till the very end
after more than 20 visits to her apartment i quit the game and came to my senses:)

Re: My statistics on the ladies/girls/women in China!
 

Interesting statistics :D

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Great thread :)

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Ya most are really great :)

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INSTEAD of leaving his Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings to his family, a man left it to a 25-year-old female friend from China, giving her $37,000.

His wife found out only after the man - whom she was married to for 34 years - died, Lianhe Wanbao reported yesterday.

The widow, who wanted to be known only as Mrs Saw, 61, tried to appeal to a court, pouring $30,000 of her savings into the effort. Not only did she lose the suit, but she now also has to pay $7,000 in court fees.

"It was really not worth it," lamented Mrs Saw.

The couple have a son and two daughters, all of whom are married. But things took a turn for the worse after Mr Saw committed suicide in June last year. Mrs Saw said she had stopped him from doing so on two occasions.

While clearing her late husband's belongings, she was shocked to find out that Mr Saw had, in 2011, arranged to have all his CPF savings given to the female friend.

Mr Saw also had a will, in which the Chinese national would get $150,000 from the sale of his home. A further $450,000 from the sale would be split between an old folks' home, a temple, his brother, friends and go towards paying off his credit card and housing debts.

The remaining sale proceeds were to go to his immediate family, but the home is expected to sell for only $600,000, so his family may not get anything.

Mrs Saw said her husband changed his will in 2012 to redistribute funds initially set aside for his family.

In tears, she told Wanbao: "I knew he liked to go out to drink and have fun, but I always thought he was just flirting around, and would still be focused on the family. But little did I know that he would make such a decision."

She added that she could not comprehend why her husband made such a move.

To safeguard her own interests as his wife and with support from her children, Mrs Saw used her savings to hire a lawyer to appeal to the court.

"After my husband's business failed in 1986, he didn't have a job. Since then, I've carried the burden of being the family's breadwinner and brought up our children. How could he quietly leave his money to a stranger and none for me?" said Mrs Saw.

The widow said that she had never met the Chinese national. The woman, whom her husband met at a bar in 2009, is from China's Liaoning province and works as a service staff member at Marina Bay Sands, she said.

During mediation, Mrs Saw said that the woman reiterated that she and Mr Saw were just friends and did not have an intimate relationship.

Mrs Saw said that in her husband's beneficiary nomination form for his CPF savings, his relationship with the woman from China is listed as "goddaughter".

She raised doubts over this as Mr Saw initially wrote that the woman was his "granddaughter", before changing it to "goddaughter". "One can imagine that when he was making the arrangements, he was not thinking clearly," claimed Mrs Saw.

But the court decided that Mr Saw and the Chinese national had maintained a good relationship - regardless of whether the woman was his "goddaughter" or mistress.

As there was insufficient evidence to determine Mr Saw's state of mind when nominating the Chinese national as his beneficiary, the judge did not rule in Mrs Saw's favour.

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