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They are outspoken, relaxed, friendly, funny, often surprising and beautiful: Jamaicans. They make you feel welcome on their Caribbean island of which they are rightly proud.
You generally meet proud Jamaican reggae men in the streets - more often than not greeting you, giving you a fist greeting, calling at you from across the street, offering you ganja, booze, or women. Jamaicans seemed very open to me, and they are easily approached and accessible. Many times, they are very funny, sometimes, they are openly aggressive towards each other. Women would call me in the streets of Kingston, calling me Whitie, and making gestures of kissing me; Jamaicans are very straightforward and open about everything related to men-women relationships. But there were also the Jamaicans taking good care of us at some of the sights of the country, which they proudly showed us. While the visitor is curious about the Jamaicans and their oftentimes exotic appearance, the Jamaican is curious about the visitors to his island all the same. This is a guarantee of interesting encounters all the time, which enrich your visit to Jamaica.
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