Post: #1

While sitting on a bench at Ponta Negra beach, overlooking the sea, a young girl sat down and began to chat me up in Portuguese.

After the obligatory "where are you from?" type questions, she asked if I was interested in a massage. As we began to talk, she kept saying that she thought I was nice-looking, just wanted to be with me, blah, blah, typical. But THEN she said she didn't want money from me, and reiterated the earlier compliments.

Just curious if anyone else has heard this line? I have no experience talking to working girls, but am assuming that "I don't want money" really means "I'm going to take you to a motel and rob you / squeeze you for the money".
Anyone with similar experience(s) care to share?

Post: #2

There's no way she wasn't angling for SOMETHING. The only thing of value to her would be your valuables, which she could sell for cash, or STRAIGHT CASH HOMEY. I've encountered some situations in Rio where some girls actually didn't take money or anything else, but provided the "girlfriend experience" for a guy's stay. If he was getting something to eat, he fed her too, just like you'd do your girl. It's hard to know what the deal is until you take her back to the spot with you...