Post: #76

(09-21-2017 12:21 AM)mensch Wrote:  I won't deny that the 'foreign game' in Brazil is its own particular animal. That in terms of long term relationships it is much harder for foreigners, and that if you are non-white it will hurt you (but it will hurt you much less than being a non-white Brazilian, that being the comparative). But once you figure out the correct pace that game has to take (very fast), and how to use the receptiveness effectively you can do very well.

I did exponentially better than the white gringos surrounding me during my visits and time living in Brazil. You're right about the pacing of game (very fast) as I could've done exponentially better had used their initial perceptions of myself as an advantage.

It was weird since the gals loved my Portuguese & westernized non-verbal indicators of confidence yet were automatically turned off when mentioning my most recent nationality opposed to my prior. What kind of fucked me were some local wingmen who insisted showing me off as their "American" friend since they also pretended to be gringos from the US which did not work AT ALL, lol.

I first visited Brazil in 2011 and had a couple more trips until Mid-2014. I know you haven't lived there for sometime, but the economy going to shit during the start of 2015 made women bitter & insecure about coming off as easy to westerners from more developed "first world" countries. I "redeemed myself" with some gals towards the end of my time by reinforcing the Taiwanese nationality because they were condescendingly snarky during my mention of "americano" perhaps months before. Difference was crazy.

I know you haven't been back to Brazil for some time but the sinking economy really changed perceptions of foreign men. What worked for gringos back in say 2011 was simply not effective in 2015-2016 when I actually lived there. Gotta trust me on this one.

As for being Asian in Brazil, my Chinese Brazilian buddy from Belo Horizonte agreed that it was better for us in the South whereas we weren't perceived as favorably in Sampa or Rio.

(09-21-2017 12:21 AM)mensch Wrote:  If you need to know, I grew up partially in Porto Alegre, partially in England. My parents are half German, half Brazilian. My observations come mostly from seeing friends I have over. I'm not a club guy, but I'd go to clubs with friends just because I know it's where they'll have success.

BUT the real point is that all these intricate discussions about pussy in Brazil are irrelevant if you keep enabling the kind of attitude that the OP has. That's why I was being so forceful.

Tá bom. Wouldn't agree with OP's assessment either

Post: #77

I think asians do prettying well in São Paulo.
Rio, not so much. Rio seems very divided as in there are these zona sul girls who are very posh, and snobbish, albeit good looking and dresses to impress. But their attitude really turns me off sometimes. On the other hand you have really easy going girls who might be around 6-7 range. I think cariocas just have this mentality that they are the center of the world, and all they care about is the beach (of course there are exceptions but it is not a business oriented city and people around the world flock there for vacations, whereas people from other parts of Brazil are much more humble.
Brazil as a whole is still easy compared to say Northern or Western Europe in that there are a lot of family oriented girls out there and still being woman.

Post: #78

(09-21-2017 02:24 AM)worldtraveler3 Wrote:  I think asians do prettying well in São Paulo.

Regarding Asians, I think they do best in the city I resided being Curitiba.

Next would likely be small towns in Santa Catarina/São Paulo/Rio Grande do Sul & another big city like Belo Horizonte or Goiânia.

As for Curitiba again, you see less Asian men dating outside of their race than say interior of Paraná. Paraná state has smaller cities like Marínga & Londrina actually known for lighter skin chicks dating Asian dudes; however, the Asian dudes in Curitiba whenever it happens date much higher quality gals outside of their race opposed to the aforementioned smaller towns.

Most Asian dudes in São Paulo the mega city are typically reserved & stick to their own Japanese cliques while spending most of their time studying. Asian men are much more incorporated into the rest of Brazilian society in those places outside of Sampa in general.

(09-21-2017 02:24 AM)worldtraveler3 Wrote:  Rio, not so much. Rio seems very divided as in there are these zona sul girls who are very posh, and snobbish, albeit good looking and dresses to impress. But their attitude really turns me off sometimes. On the other hand you have really easy going girls who might be around 6-7 range. I think cariocas just have this mentality that they are the center of the world, and all they care about is the beach (of course there are exceptions but it is not a business oriented city and people around the world flock there for vacations, whereas people from other parts of Brazil are much more humble.
Brazil as a whole is still easy compared to say Northern or Western Europe in that there are a lot of family oriented girls out there and still being woman.

With regards to what we're discussing about Rio & São Paulo, this post hits the nail on the head.
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I love Rio as a cohesive city & cultural experience. Regarding "everything revolving around beaches" and "center of the universe" however, there is a reason why Carioca women are like this. They will steer men and tourists towards areas that just involve nature based tourism or beaches because the women in those parts of Brazil tend to be FUGLY. It's meant to disguise the sheer laziness of improving their appearances & persuading people not to discover aspects of Brazilian society that are better than their own values.

Many ugly Carioca women will talk about how its okay for them to lust over guys like Ryan Gosseling or Channing Tatum from Magic Mike; when discussing a women's attractive features, the convo automatically switches to how men shouldn't be so shallow & to appreciate what's on the inside. Rio chicks can be insanely feminist that it makes me sick.

You are however right about Zona Sul residents. They pretty much suck. On their Facebook profiles, they'll say "from Leblon" or "from Ipanema" instead of "from Rio de Janeiro." Some crappy elite people there...not to mention both places kinda suck & are boring. Leblon essentially reminds me of Upper East Side in NYC except right next to a dirty beach instead of Central Park. Both places also have crappy underwhelming food too.

Post: #79

Haha
Overall I am surprised how well the asians do in Brazil, especially the south and southeast.
Yes there are nerdy types that just hang out around the Asian circles in liberdade (Asian town), however I was amazed by the number of asians dating outside their race in Brazil, much more than Spain for example, I hardly see an Asian guy with Spanish yet I often see Japanese Brazilians with stunning paulistanos that are dressed to the 9s. (Not your hippy girl)

I do think Japanese Brazilians and Peruvians have abit more willingness and adventure to date outside their race, compared to Chinese dudes in the states or Europe for example. Even a lot of American born Chinese dudes only date Asian girls. It's like they are close minded. I think also the way the Brazilian society views asians is quite favorable, compared to many European (especially southern) countries. I never see a Greek girl dating an Asian guy.

In terms of volume of asian guys dating good looking girls outside their race in Brazil I have seen the most in São Paulo (mainly due to the sheer amount of asians there I guess).

In terms of likeliness to date outside race compare to within race, Globally its: Brazil, Russia, and some south east Asia countries ( Thailand (a lot mix north asians and Thai). The least common and most likely to date within race are southeast Europe.

Post: #80

My visa arrived today. Will be there Sunday. Looking forward to finding out in person how Rio is. Will post my experiences.

Post: #81

(09-22-2017 12:43 PM)worldtraveler3 Wrote:  Even a lot of American born Chinese dudes only date Asian girls. It's like they are close minded.

Uh, I don't think it's for lack of trying.

Post: #82

Please do ! How long are you gonna be there for ?

Post: #83

(11-01-2017 10:27 AM)Justvibe Wrote:  Please do ! How long are you gonna be there for ?

One month

Post: #84

Still debating between Rio and Thailand ( Pattaya ) . There's a good chance I'll be in Rio for The first 2 weeks of December

Post: #85

(11-05-2017 09:53 AM)Justvibe Wrote:  Still debating between Rio and Thailand ( Pattaya ) . There's a good chance I'll be in Rio for The first 2 weeks of December

I'm also debating those two destinations, for January - February. Although, more likely Bangkok than Pattaya, as I've never been to Thailand.

I was supposed to go to Rio today actually, but changed my mind based on some logistics, and extended my stay here in Colombia instead.

Post: #86

(11-05-2017 09:53 AM)Justvibe Wrote:  Still debating between Rio and Thailand ( Pattaya ) . There's a good chance I'll be in Rio for The first 2 weeks of December

Uni students will start their vacation. Also summer will start to kick off. You should expect temperatures over 33ºC.

Post: #87

(09-22-2017 12:43 PM)worldtraveler3 Wrote:  I think asians do prettying well in São Paulo.

Japanese guys enjoy a very positive stereotype in Brazil. They're seen as hard working, wealthy and intelligent. Also there's a funny stereotype about them that they're either extremely serious or extremely lulzy - there's no middle ground. So when they have good game they generally do very well in here.

One thing I'm curious about is whether anyone has had any success gaming the Chinese immigrants who came here in the last ~10 years. Some neighborhoods in São Paulo are loaded with Chinese people who own restaurants and stores. Sometimes their daughters are pretty cute. They're 1st generation, stick to their cliques and speak broken Portuguese with a heavy Chinese accent. I know Rio has some of those as well.

Post: #88

(07-07-2017 06:16 PM)Gpx90210 Wrote:  1. Hardly any of the girls speak English.
2. Women are vastly fat and ugly.
3. Everything is expensive.
4. Women are cold and standoffish.

I could write an entire dataaheet why this place sucks but I won't waste my breath. 10 years ago maybe. Now? It's total shit.

Only been here a half day......but, from what I've seen wandering around Copacabana beach and the neighborhood, I'm seeing lots of fine women here and none seemed snobby to me. Now, granted I do speak some Portuguese and did have an attractive, slim carioca on my arm and holding my hand.

As far as expensive....again, having only been here a half day, the food here is fresh, healthy, delicious and not expensive (at least not by my standards of living in a major US city). My carioca and I had a delicious dinner at Siguera Grill one block from Copacabana beach and I paid $27 and change. I got an amazingly fresh and delicious large mango/tangerine smoothie and two bottled waters for $5 and change from Big Bi while walking back from taking my girl to the Metro.

Speaking of this sweet carioca, isn't it great to come off of the final flight of a 20 hour journey (3 flights) and have some of that beautiful carioca sweetness and sensuality waiting for you, greet you with squeals of delight/hugs/kisses, guide you to the cab and tell you she's got the cab covered? BTW, cab fare from SDU to Copacabana with a few circle arounds due to wrong turns was 34 Reals....aka about $11.....NOT expensive.

We'll see how the next the next couple of days go while my #1 carioca is busy and leaving papi to discover Rio on his own.

I'll start my own thread detailing my adventures from this trip in this forum. Ready for slumber time.

Post: #89

(11-01-2017 10:27 AM)Justvibe Wrote:  Please do ! How long are you gonna be there for ?

I'm here for 4 weeks

Post: #90

I know OP personally from IRL as he come down to Mexico City a lot. He told me he was going to Sao Paulo for a few days thinking he was going to bang until his dick fell off from Tinder like in Mexico City. I warned him not to do it and if he wants to to bang Brazil to start with Rio instead. I told him without Portuguese or a social circle he wasn't going to get easy bangs from tinder it just doesn't work like that in Brazil. Night life is also rather difficult in Brazil and much more tame then one might suspect. He didn't listen.

Brazil is not hard (unless you are in Floripa) but it is def not Manila either, esp if you don't know Portuguese.

Brazil is not about quantity like Thailand or Phillippines, its about QUALITY, there a lot of fuglys but also a lot of smokeshows. Compare that to where I am now (Manila) it seems like 99% of girls are between 4.5-6.5. Brazil is a lot of 2-3s just hideous but also a lot of 8s,9s, some of which are more accessible then you might suspect if you can learn some Portuguese.

I can attest that since my first trip to Brazil in 2004 with my family when i was only a 17 year old kid the obesity rate has gone thru the roof, but there are still lots and lots of hot young fit women, especially in the beachtowns and Rio.

Also its really easy to make friends with guys and start breaking into a social circle. Beyond women I just love the culture there, the parties, the warmth of the people. OP did not give Brazil a fair shake by expecting it to be something its not.

Brazil is not the hardest place but its not plug and play like southeast asia either.If you only have a week for carnival expect the possibility you may not get laid. If you can spend a few months there you will have many amazing passionate short term relationships that are much more fufilling then bangin skanks of Tinder in Bangkok. Its a different style and it depends on what you want.

If you want to really crack the scene in Brazil you need at least 2-3 months, maybe more like 6 months. But one thing I guarantee you is if you live in rio for 6 months and learn some portuguese by the time you leave you will have like 5 "best friends" dudes that invite you to everything and lots and lots of girlfriends.

Also the girls are a mixed bag, some are really uptight but some can be shockingly really friendly and inviting, even smokeshows. Its a shame OP didn't do Rio or Bahia as his first stop he would have had a different experience.

Brazil is not a place you go for for 5 days and expect to fuck until your dick falls off, even if you are tall and blond, and especially if you don't speak Portuguese. However, if you spend a few months there and pickup some Portuguese you will love it and will overlook its flaws because of the uniqueness of the country, the culture, the people and the beauty of the hotties.

Post: #91

(11-06-2017 03:58 AM)LatinoHeat Wrote:  I know OP personally from IRL as he come down to Mexico City a lot. He told me he was going to Sao Paulo for a few days thinking he was going to bang until his dick fell off from Tinder like in Mexico City. I warned him not to do it and if he wants to to bang Brazil to start with Rio instead. I told him without Portuguese or a social circle he wasn't going to get easy bangs from tinder it just doesn't work like that in Brazil. Night life is also rather difficult in Brazil and much more tame then one might suspect. He didn't listen.

Brazil is not hard (unless you are in Floripa) but it is def not Manila either, esp if you don't know Portuguese.

Brazil is not about quantity like Thailand or Phillippines, its about QUALITY, there a lot of fuglys but also a lot of smokeshows. Compare that to where I am now (Manila) it seems like 99% of girls are between 4.5-6.5. Brazil is a lot of 2-3s just hideous but also a lot of 8s,9s, some of which are more accessible then you might suspect if you can learn some Portuguese.

I can attest that since my first trip to Brazil in 2004 with my family when i was only a 17 year old kid the obesity rate has gone thru the roof, but there are still lots and lots of hot young fit women, especially in the beachtowns and Rio.

Also its really easy to make friends with guys and start breaking into a social circle. Beyond women I just love the culture there, the parties, the warmth of the people. OP did not give Brazil a fair shake by expecting it to be something its not.

Brazil is not the hardest place but its not plug and play like southeast asia either.If you only have a week for carnival expect the possibility you may not get laid. If you can spend a few months there you will have many amazing passionate short term relationships that are much more fufilling then bangin skanks of Tinder in Bangkok. Its a different style and it depends on what you want.

If you want to really crack the scene in Brazil you need at least 2-3 months, maybe more like 6 months. But one thing I guarantee you is if you live in rio for 6 months and learn some portuguese by the time you leave you will have like 5 "best friends" dudes that invite you to everything and lots and lots of girlfriends.

Also the girls are a mixed bag, some are really uptight but some can be shockingly really friendly and inviting, even smokeshows. Its a shame OP didn't do Rio or Bahia as his first stop he would have had a different experience.

Brazil is not a place you go for for 5 days and expect to fuck until your dick falls off, even if you are tall and blond, and especially if you don't speak Portuguese. However, if you spend a few months there and pickup some Portuguese you will love it and will overlook its flaws because of the uniqueness of the country, the culture, the people and the beauty of the hotties.

Even with my limited amount of time here so far (< 1 day), I can concur with what you say about the brasilieros here. They are a friendly bunch. Talking with one in the airport in Mexico City while waiting for our flight to Sao Paolo, I broke out my limited Portuguese and had a small conversation with him and he was very helpful and talking with me about Brasil and how much I was going to love Rio. The man sitting next to me on the flight from Sao Paolo to Rio was very friendly and spoke good English; but, he and his girlfriend were very impressed that I spoke Portuguese and was making the attempt to speak it. They both made so many good suggestions.

I am about to step out to go exchange some money, get a delicious suco/vitamina and find a gym for my month-long stay here in Copacabana.....and of course take a walk along the beach.

Tschau!

Post: #92

My experience in Brazil is not recent, but I agree with LatinoHeat.

Is Nordeste not easier?
I haven't been to that part of Brazil, but a Brazilian friend (from SP) went there and said it was very easy there.

Post: #93

(11-06-2017 11:22 AM)Svoboda Wrote:  My experience in Brazil is not recent, but I agree with LatinoHeat.

Is Nordeste not easier?
I haven't been to that part of Brazil, but a Brazilian friend (from SP) went there and said it was very easy there.

Nordeste, which really refers to mainly Bahia is easier for a few reasons.

1. Nordeste is packed with black girls and as is the case in every single place on the planet, the black girls are 5 billion easier to bang then the white chicks (esp if you are white yourself), many of them are quite pretty.

2. Bahia and other parts of Nordeste are the main domestic vacation spots for Brazilians. The same Paulista or girl from Brasilia who might be a total cunt at a night club in sao paulo when surrounded by her social circle is totally down to fuck her brains out when on vacation there by herself.

3. The culture is a bit more raw and uninhibited than the cold European style southeast and hipster Sao Paulo. It encourages sluttiness.

Post: #94

(11-08-2017 10:24 AM)LatinoHeat Wrote:  

(11-06-2017 11:22 AM)Svoboda Wrote:  My experience in Brazil is not recent, but I agree with LatinoHeat.

Is Nordeste not easier?
I haven't been to that part of Brazil, but a Brazilian friend (from SP) went there and said it was very easy there.

Nordeste, which really refers to mainly Bahia is easier for a few reasons.

1. Nordeste is packed with black girls and as is the case in every single place on the planet, the black girls are 5 billion easier to bang then the white chicks (esp if you are white yourself), many of them are quite pretty.

2. Bahia and other parts of Nordeste are the main domestic vacation spots for Brazilians. The same Paulista or girl from Brasilia who might be a total cunt at a night club in sao paulo when surrounded by her social circle is totally down to fuck her brains out when on vacation there by herself.

3. The culture is a bit more raw and uninhibited than the cold European style southeast and hipster Sao Paulo. It encourages sluttiness.

The further up north you get, the easier.
Personally not a fan of Salvador in Bahia, but a lot of people love it.
Quality of girls up north is not improving though. Also more crime issues than in the south. South being below Rio.
PS: Bahia is 95% black, but the rest is not as much. More mixed race.

Post: #95

I thought Brazil was super fun and amazing for girls. "Easiness"/sluttiness wasn't high - it was average like most places. Was there for 8 days and had 3 lays.

Post: #96

(11-06-2017 11:22 AM)Svoboda Wrote:  My experience in Brazil is not recent, but I agree with LatinoHeat.

Is Nordeste not easier?
I haven't been to that part of Brazil, but a Brazilian friend (from SP) went there and said it was very easy there.

The easiest part of Brazil is North - Belem and Manaus are the biggest and most known cities there.

If you focus on gaming, you can EASILY have more than 1 lay per day there with random girls. Dont need to pipeline, dont need great looks, great logistic or even great game. Girls are extremely open and the rule there is ONS. And if you're lucky to be good looking, girls will approach a lot, anywhere, anytime.


Downsides of Northern cities:
- Packed with 4s to 6s. Difficult to meet a 7+ there. At least they tend to be skinny, not fatty.
- Logistics to get there. Basically cities in the middle of the jungle, virtually impossible to go by car or bus, flights from Rio or Sao Paulo takes more than 4 hours to get there.
- Hot as hell during the whole year.
- Not too much to do regarding tourism.

Post: #97

(11-16-2017 05:21 PM)anicca Wrote:  I thought Brazil was super fun and amazing for girls. "Easiness"/sluttiness wasn't high - it was average like most places. Was there for 8 days and had 3 lays.

Brazil is a continental country, with lots of different cultures / vibes / kinds of people depending on where you are or even when you visit. So it´s difficult to generalize about easiness/sluttiness, because Brazilian girls are not an homogeneous group.

Just to know, how was your experience in general? What places/cities did you go?

Post: #98

(11-16-2017 08:02 PM)Titus Wrote:  

(11-06-2017 11:22 AM)Svoboda Wrote:  My experience in Brazil is not recent, but I agree with LatinoHeat.

Is Nordeste not easier?
I haven't been to that part of Brazil, but a Brazilian friend (from SP) went there and said it was very easy there.

The easiest part of Brazil is North - Belem and Manaus are the biggest and most known cities there.

If you focus on gaming, you can EASILY have more than 1 lay per day there with random girls. Dont need to pipeline, dont need great looks, great logistic or even great game. Girls are extremely open and the rule there is ONS. And if you're lucky to be good looking, girls will approach a lot, anywhere, anytime.


Downsides of Northern cities:
- Packed with 4s to 6s. Difficult to meet a 7+ there. At least they tend to be skinny, not fatty.
- Logistics to get there. Basically cities in the middle of the jungle, virtually impossible to go by car or bus, flights from Rio or Sao Paulo takes more than 4 hours to get there.
- Hot as hell during the whole year.
- Not too much to do regarding tourism.

Can you post pics of the type of quality you can expect in those Northern cities? I am interested in the darker mixed black looking Brazilians, with those flat stomachs, wide hips and those amazing Brazilian Booties.

Post: #99

(11-17-2017 07:30 AM)Ogunn Wrote:  with those flat stomachs, wide hips and those amazing Brazilian Booties.

Post: #100

One week in São Paulo will show you Brazil is the real deal.

One week in Rio will convince you it’s a paradise.

One week in another exotic city in Brazil will likely reaffirm what São Paulo and Rio proved to you.