How's Brazil?

[BPH]

I'm not talking about geopolitically or crime-wise, but how are the beaches in Brazil in terms of women?

The reason I ask is that I've been with a handful of au pairs here from Brazil, and met a beautiful girl in Philly visiting for the Brazil cup game, and it got me wondering if Brazil would be a fun vacation spot to just walk around and see gorgeous women everywhere.

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Catholic.

But if you want to travel 5,000 miles and just walk around and look at women, should be ok.

Word on the street is basic Portuguese fluency in needed for the local women. And the tourist chicks prob want the local dudes.

 

[BPH]

Word on the street is basic Portuguese fluency in needed for the local women.

Funny you mention that. The girl I met here for the cup game didn't speak English, but I literally pulled out my phone to use Google Translate to have a conversation with her, where we ended up making out and leaving the bar together.

Was considering writing up a FR about it because it was funny, but it didn't escalate beyond that once we got to the hotel, so I wasn't sure if it was worth posting.

TL;DR "needed" is subjective.

 

[Clockwerk50]

Here is a quick review of Brazil as a country to visit, as well as some comparisons to other South American countries. I have never been to Brazil myself, but as a Colombian, and based on my own experiences in Colombia and after cross-referencing his review, I can say it is pretty on point, in which would make the Brazil one accurate.

My favorite countries for dating (visited around 40)

After doing a fair amount of traveling, I thought I’d share this top 5 list of my favorite countries overall for meeting women. I’m not too into the passport bro thing anymore, although I never called myself that to begin with. But I thought I’d help some of you guys that are hoping to get out...

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[f(x)]

Only about five percent of the population speaks English. So that’s one challenge. It is also the second most diverse country after the USA and not Latin, per se.

The north is generally what most people are familiar with and can be super sketchy if you’re just a wandering gringo. I would encourage you to do a lot of research before going.

The south is statistically safer and has a large European heritage. I’m planning a trip and will be visiting Santa Catarina and Florianopolis in the south. I’ve also been learning Portuguese.

I dated a Brazilian woman while she was here in the U.S. and based on that experience, I would say they are the best. Totally waxed, wear thongs, super feminine, and they love to fuk.

There is an accepted concept of “ficante” which basically means unless there is an explicit conversation regarding exclusivity, both parties are free to see whomever else they want. So expect there to be other guys in the background.

The good news is that most large cities in the U.S. have a Brazilian population, and as such there are bars, clubs, etc where you can get an idea of what’s up before you hop on a plane.

10/10 would recommend

 

[sevbucmash]

Chicks on vacation are not the same as chicks in real life, my man. In real life she could be nice girl dudes are chasing and she's not giving easy. But on vacation she is a ho. Go to Brazil to see the country, not sex tourism.

 

[Bokanovsky]

Chicks on vacation are not the same as chicks in real life, my man. In real life she could be nice girl dudes are chasing and she's not giving easy. But on vacation she is a ho. Go to Brazil to see the country, not sex tourism.

Haven't been to Brazil but from what I hear, women there are, on average NOT very hot. The hot Brazilian chicks you see in America (models, instagram hoes, girlfriends of rich dudes) have as much in common with a typical Brazilian woman as a Bel Air trophy wife does with your average Walmart shopper.

 

[sevbucmash]

Haven't been to Brazil but from what I hear, women there are, on average NOT very hot. The hot Brazilian chicks you see in America (models, instagram hoes, girlfriends of rich dudes) have as much in common with a typical Brazilian woman as a Bel Air trophy wife does with your average Walmart shopper.

That's what happens when soccer is national sport. It's not your baseball game with hotdogs, burgers and beer.