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Review: Fifi

ALXC38

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Thanks for the review, I ditched FiFi a few visits ago because I experienced much of the same nonsense.
Seems like several Chun reviews of late suggest that a rotation of talent is in play. Some new names and perhaps a new mama as well. Could explain the lack of organization.
I had a similar experience my last visit. Called ahead and my requested provider was not available, got new girl but was on never asked my name on the call..
When I arrived, went to room and she came back needing last 4 numbers of phone number before taking HF.
The visit went well with new girl but started off a bit awkward and unussual for Chun.
 

Ellocohombre

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Yea seems as though no one is steering the ship here sometimes. When they first opened there as a hit Mammsan. I haven't seen her in awhile. Also they do tend to spread the customers around some. Keeps the ones in demand rested and the new ones get some appointments too.
 

snickle

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Forgot to note. For whatever reason she’s making her english appear to be worse than it actually is compared to the first time we met
Three or four times over the years, a fav blurted has out something in perfect English, zero accent. I was astonished but didn't call her out at those times.

Recently, I asked her to drop the fake accent for just 30 minutes. She gave a perplexed look but refused to break character - or even speak. Busted.

Overall, these ladies are wonderful actresses. Yes, some overdo it and some genuinely have limited English but the rest...well, it's their bread and butter. I guess we should be grateful for the fantasy.
 

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Three or four times over the years, a fav blurted has out something in perfect English, zero accent. I was astonished but didn't call her out at those times.

Recently, I asked her to drop the fake accent for just 30 minutes. She gave a perplexed look but refused to break character - or even speak. Busted.

Overall, these ladies are wonderful actresses. Yes, some overdo it and some genuinely have limited English but the rest...well, it's their bread and butter. I guess we should be grateful for the fantasy.
I think they do the “no English” so when a Cretin walks in they don’t have to talk. It’s a protection. Although it almost backfired on a favorite C-girl of mine when a creep came in and started with 20 questions. She said “no English”. So without missing a beat, the guy started speaking fluent Chinese. She just said sorry only Korean. Not sure what she would have done if he knew Korean also. She doesn’t speak a word of Korean.
 

bs2000

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Three or four times over the years, a fav blurted has out something in perfect English, zero accent. I was astonished but didn't call her out at those times.

Recently, I asked her to drop the fake accent for just 30 minutes. She gave a perplexed look but refused to break character - or even speak. Busted.

Overall, these ladies are wonderful actresses. Yes, some overdo it and some genuinely have limited English but the rest...well, it's their bread and butter. I guess we should be grateful for the fantasy.
Three or four times over the years, a fav blurted has out something in perfect English, zero accent. I was astonished but didn't call her out at those times.

Recently, I asked her to drop the fake accent for just 30 minutes. She gave a perplexed look but refused to break character - or even speak. Busted.

Overall, these ladies are wonderful actresses. Yes, some overdo it and some genuinely have limited English but the rest...well, it's their bread and butter. I guess we should be grateful for the fantasy.
Yes, and if/when it becomes more than just a fantasy, that is when the real problems begin. No different than substance abuse !!!
 

bs2000

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I think they do the “no English” so when a Cretin walks in they don’t have to talk. It’s a protection. Although it almost backfired on a favorite C-girl of mine when a creep came in and started with 20 questions. She said “no English”. So without missing a beat, the guy started speaking fluent Chinese. She just said sorry only Korean. Not sure what she would have done if he knew Korean also. She doesn’t speak a word of Korean.
I would think that she does speak Korean and Chinese. Unless you have seen her birth documentation, many have both Korean and Chinese passports !! Been there and done that !!
 

kgirler

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I would think that she does speak Korean and Chinese. Unless you have seen her birth documentation, many have both Korean and Chinese passports !! Been there and done that !!
No she’s definitely a pure C-girl. She can’t read, write, or speak a lick of Korean. I do know that there is a cluster of girls in the Lehigh Valley and south that were born of Chinese parents who travelled to Seoul or Inchon to have the baby 35-45 years ago. They have dual citizenship until they are 18 but have to choose one country as adults. That’s the only way a South Korean girl can apply for political asylum - using the Chinese passport. It is actually illegal in China to claim dual citizenship. So the girls who show you two passports are showing you one of them that is invalid.

I dated a C/K girl for two years who had both passports because she was born in Korea of Chinese citizens. She went home to Korea using her Korean passport but then tried to get into China to get her daughter who had been living in China with the father. When she got to China, she got caught and was not allowed to leave, unless she disavowed China or Korea. Now she’s stuck in China and can hardly speak the language.
 

bs2000

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No she’s definitely a pure C-girl. She can’t read, write, or speak a lick of Korean. I do know that there is a cluster of girls in the Lehigh Valley and south that were born of Chinese parents who travelled to Seoul or Inchon to have the baby 35-45 years ago. They have dual citizenship until they are 18 but have to choose one country as adults. That’s the only way a South Korean girl can apply for political asylum - using the Chinese passport. It is actually illegal in China to claim dual citizenship. So the girls who show you two passports are showing you one of them that is invalid.

I dated a C/K girl for two years who had both passports because she was born in Korea of Chinese citizens. She went home to Korea using her Korean passport but then tried to get into China to get her daughter who had been living in China with the father. When she got to China, she got caught and was not allowed to leave, unless she disavowed China or Korea. Now she’s stuck in China and can hardly speak the language.
 

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I am not talking about people who were born in Korea to Chinese parents. I am talking about many of the AMP girls who were born and lived in China for many years, still have parents and children who still live in China. I took one such girl to the Korean Embassy in NY to get a Korean passport with a Korean name on it !!! These girls came from the northern provinces of China to Korea as adults after having their own children in China. Their ex husbands, and parents and children (in many cases) still live in China. I am not familiar with girls born in Korea. I never called her by her Korean name because I considered her Chinese, after I found out that she was Chinese. Your situation was different than mine. I am familiar with the restriction on dual citizenship in China, as it applies to my current situation.
 

Koondog

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I have found most Korean girls over the years I have met in amps were born and lived in northern China but are ethnically Korean. They consider themselves Korean. Other than having the ability to speak Mandarin they don't consider themselves Chinese at all.
 

kgirler

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I am not talking about people who were born in Korea to Chinese parents. I am talking about many of the AMP girls who were born and lived in China for many years, still have parents and children who still live in China. I took one such girl to the Korean Embassy in NY to get a Korean passport with a Korean name on it !!! These girls came from the northern provinces of China to Korea as adults after having their own children in China. Their ex husbands, and parents and children (in many cases) still live in China. I am not familiar with girls born in Korea. I never called her by her Korean name because I considered her Chinese, after I found out that she was Chinese. Your situation was different than mine. I am familiar with the restriction on dual citizenship in China, as it applies to my current situation.
Yes different circumstances.

My “Korean” girl only told me she was Chinese after we were together for one year. She was concerned it would make a difference to me. I don’t understand why she thought it mattered because it certainly did not. I was not with her for her nationality, if you catch my drift. Lol.
 

bs2000

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Yes different circumstances.

My “Korean” girl only told me she was Chinese after we were together for one year. She was concerned it would make a difference to me. I don’t understand why she thought it mattered because it certainly did not. I was not with her for her nationality, if you catch my drift. Lol.
It matters because the Chinese know that westerners mostly have contempt for the Chinese who they think have stolen our jobs and ruined our economy. So they identify as western friendly Koreans who love america and the land of milk and honey. In China, the C/K girls are called chicken women and marginalized for their professions but mostly they are enviious of the money they make and the luxuries they have compared to their lives in mainland China. But recently, the Chinese have stepped up their game and, IMHO, are a better value with less BS. Plus, the total dysfunction of our government, especially in DHS, CBP, USCIS and ICE have increased pressure on the girls who want to stay here and give their children a better life here. Boy, are they surprised when they see the REAL America, especially our middle class.
 
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