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On 11/2/2024 at 3:35 AM, surferguy_1 said:

They're verse. This one really loves to bottom though. I know more about his preferences than the other one.

By the way he walks you can tell he is gay. And yeah, they are both Dominican. I'm confused why the former chose that username. Dominicans hate to be mistaken for Rican. It's like the worst thing for them.

I haven't seen the bf in person yet but we chatted a few times. I know he has a gym in his native town down there in the island. 

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On 11/2/2024 at 3:35 AM, surferguy_1 said:

They're verse. This one really loves to bottom though. I know more about his preferences than the other one.

How tall is the boyfriend? 

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Posted
On 2/27/2025 at 10:12 AM, StableMentalDefective said:

Ricans don't get deported...

Neither Dominicans that come here legally (the majority).

Half of all Dominicans in the USA are American citizens (naturalized or born). Only about 10% are undocumented. 

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On 2/27/2025 at 12:52 AM, Monarchy79 said:

It’s not the worst… being mistaken for Rican may be second….. 😎

Hispanics dislike to be taken for something they're not. That's the dynamics among them. Tell a Colombian he is Venezuelan and you will get decapitated. Uruguayans hate when you confuse them for Argentinians and so on. It's something cultural. 

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1 hour ago, StableMentalDefective said:

I read somewhere that over 90 percent of Puerto Ricans were here legally too…

HUH???  As U.S. citizens by birth, Puerto Ricans have the right to live, work, and travel freely throughout the U.S, without the need for a green card or visa.

Posted
3 hours ago, MeatHead said:

Hispanics dislike to be taken for something they're not. That's the dynamics among them. Tell a Colombian he is Venezuelan and you will get decapitated. Uruguayans hate when you confuse them for Argentinians and so on. It's something cultural. 

Your statement is correct…. 
However, you might have missed the overall point of my comment. 

Posted
7 hours ago, MeatHead said:

Hispanics dislike to be taken for something they're not. That's the dynamics among them. Tell a Colombian he is Venezuelan and you will get decapitated. Uruguayans hate when you confuse them for Argentinians and so on. It's something cultural. 

I used to see this play out in South Florida when I wintered there. Trying to keep all those Hispanics straight in my mind was a chore. 

Posted
5 hours ago, Walt said:

HUH???  As U.S. citizens by birth, Puerto Ricans have the right to live, work, and travel freely throughout the U.S, without the need for a green card or visa.

Give the guy a break. He is mental defective after all. lol. 

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