St.Lucky
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RE: Cuaiaba, Brazil. I look for info.
(06-05-2017 09:51 PM)musampa Wrote: You sound a bit naive
I travel around the world from 40 years and always alone.
Yes I am naive, I already wrote I don't know Brazil at all but you seems naive about travels in general. I'm expert about Asia. If you reach Asia (where there are few foreigners), many girls would like to be with you for some days only for the taste to be with a foreigner. Cuiaba is out of toutistic tours and I thought the same.
I think you never went to Cuiaba, right? Otherwise you would not have responded like that, then you would have suggested an alternative to Cuiaba.
Anyway thanks for your teply.
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skontowells
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RE: Cuaiaba, Brazil. I look for info.
(06-05-2017 04:00 PM)St.Lucky Wrote: Hi, I don't go to Brazil from many years and I'd like to ask some questions. I'm 60 years old even if goodlooking and refined man and I speak a little portuguese but I speak well spanish. I will reach Cuiabá in Mato Grosso for some works, then I will have 20-22 free days. Today I chatted with 2-3 gilrs from Cuiabá on Tagged and POF. Those girls like really to know me and to meet me. They don't seem prostitutes or freelancers because they talked like regular girrls. They are beautiful 20 years old. When I asked them what they expect from me if we will be together for 2 weeks they answered they are very curious to know a foreigner. Ugh!!! My question: can 20 years old girls to be with me and to have sex with me? Are they prostitute? I don't like prostitutes, I like 2 real girlfriend experiences in 22 days.
I'd like to rent a furnished apartment for 22 days in Cuiabá and to have diversão (fun) in my apartment, even cooking together. In your opinion will I do a madness to be in Cuiabá for more 20 days? Is it better to go to Manaus or to another more interesting town?
I don't know Cuiabá and Brazil. Some advices please?
Thanks
I was in Cuiabá 6 years ago, stayed 2 days and banged 2 girls (both 6) I pipelined the week before. They were not prostitutes - I hate them too. But I was 37 and they were the same age or just slightly younger. Anyway, at 60 I believe you would get easily 40-45 yo women, perhaps a little younger, since you are French (right? Brazilian LOVE foreigners) AND as you say in good shape, but 20 for non-profs is unlikely in my opinion, although not totally impossible. Also keep in mind that there is a huge social inequity in Brazil, and upper class women are normally nicer (most hit the gym regularly), whereas obesity epidemy has hit hard the poorer, and the 20 yo ones you are talking probably belong to the latter.
De toute façon, it's way better than whatever you probably would get in France, where the trend now seems to be the opposite (look at Macron), cougars are chasing young boys, and young girls don't tolerate more than 2 or 3 years difference. In general, I find Frenchwomen more beautiful, but Brazilian women way more friendly.
As for staying in the city for more than 20 days, only if you like to explore the wild, there is Pantanal and Chapada dos Guimarães (a nice national park) nearby. The city has almost 1 million people (metro area), decent structure, but nothing special to do in such a long term.
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St.Lucky
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RE: Cuaiaba, Brazil. I look for info.
(06-06-2017 10:48 AM)skontowells Wrote: I was in Cuiabá 6 years ago, stayed 2 days and banged 2 girls (both 6) I pipelined the week before. They were not prostitutes - I hate them too. But I was 37 and they were the same age or just slightly younger. Anyway, at 60 I believe you would get easily 40-45 yo women, perhaps a little younger, since you are French (right? Brazilian LOVE foreigners) AND as you say in good shape, but 20 for non-profs is unlikely in my opinion, although not totally impossible. Also keep in mind that there is a huge social inequity in Brazil, and upper class women are normally nicer (most hit the gym regularly), whereas obesity epidemy has hit hard the poorer, and the 20 yo ones you are talking probably belong to the latter.
I thank you a lot for your reply. It is an inetresting reply. I like to tell you a last question about my person. I like to understand better.
That girl is a beautiful 20 years old girl (around 7). When I asked her what she will expect form me if we will meet every day, she answered so annoyed: "I have a work and I don't like to be supported, above all by men". Do you think she is a pro or she like very older men really?
Thanks
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wiseignorant
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RE: Cuaiaba, Brazil. I look for info.
(06-06-2017 10:48 AM)skontowells Wrote: Also keep in mind that there is a huge social inequity in Brazil, and upper class women are normally nicer (most hit the gym regularly), whereas obesity epidemy has hit hard the poorer, and the 20 yo ones you are talking probably belong to the latter.
I've recently came back to Brazil, after many years of Europe, and I can confirm the obesity epidemic. But I think it has gone well beyond the poorer class. As soon as I landed at the São Paulo airport to get my connection, I started noticing the ridiculous quantity of fat people around me, but men more than women. They say 1 in 5 Brazilians are obese (a growth of 60% compared to ten years ago) and around 54% are in the overweight category. Depressing!
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Mr.Carry
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RE: Cuaiaba, Brazil. I look for info.
(06-07-2017 04:21 PM)wiseignorant Wrote: (06-06-2017 10:48 AM)skontowells Wrote: Also keep in mind that there is a huge social inequity in Brazil, and upper class women are normally nicer (most hit the gym regularly), whereas obesity epidemy has hit hard the poorer, and the 20 yo ones you are talking probably belong to the latter.
I've recently came back to Brazil, after many years of Europe, and I can confirm the obesity epidemic. But I think it has gone well beyond the poorer class. As soon as I landed at the São Paulo airport to get my connection, I started noticing the ridiculous quantity of fat people around me, but men more than women. They say 1 in 5 Brazilians are obese (a growth of 60% compared to ten years ago) and around 54% are in the overweight category. Depressing!
I don't think so. Maybe in São Paulo but not Rio.
I still find UK worse in term of obesity.
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