If a woman you have only just met is not insistent that men wear a condom, my guess is she really is not someone a man wants to be messing around with...uuurrrggghhh!
She is
EXACTLY the type of women a tourist would want to mess around with. As for the condom issue, that is totally up to the man-its'
HIS decision and if his partner doesn't mind, then everything is
"chevere".
But the problem is two-fold. These guys fall in love with a hooker and give them all their information-home and email address, home, work and cell numbers and when they are coming back-everything except their social security numbers.
A Dominican would laugh in the chica's face and keep walking, whether it's his kid or not and the chica can't do a thing about it.
But these chicas know they can play that game with a tourist. They know these guys are easy to lay a guilt trip on.
So the hapless tourist is home lying awake with visions of his child sleeping in a corrugated tin-roof shack with no indoor plumbing, surrounded by putas and tigres.
Meanwhile the chica is sucking down Presidentes at the local colmado or in Classicos' Disco in Sosua looking for the next
"cliente".
As for
"manning up" and taking responsibility, yes. That is the classic western guilt trip response. But these chicas will have a kid and figure out how to take care of it later and they don't care about the consequences.
And paying child support will not guarantee that the child will be well-taken care of. The money will be spent on her chulo, her self and her friends first. And if there is any left she'll buy a couple of platanos and some sugar water to feed your kid for a week.
Besides, you could send enough money to have the kid enrolled in the Carol Morgan School in Santo Domingo and it will not change a thing in the kids' life.
He will be raised to be a tigre, taught by his mother to hassle and scam you for money at every opportunity until you get so sick of both of them that you eventually will have no choice but to disown them both.
Better off just wearing a condom, don't you think?