Title: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: esjay on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM I've been an infrequent visitor to this board, mainly due to the fact that i visited brasil rather than the Spanish speaking countries of latin america. however i know see that several readers here have shown an interest in the country with regard to finding a prospective wife. i feel that I must warn you guys before you start spending time and money visiting the place for the aforementioned reason.
I've spent around 7-8 months in Brasil, mainlyin Rio but have travelled to many cities within the country. I have both brasilian and expat friends there and I speak the language. Basically Brasilian women won't make good wifes, infact in most circumstances they fit within a 'nightmare scenario'. Why? In reverse order... They tend to travel very badly, only a small percentage of the population speak English. If the girl leaves her country to a foreign land she will have no friends and nobody to talk with. There won't even be any TV for her to watch. They tend top get homesick very quickly, infact from what I've seen, most girls last 3 months with there new husbands before returning home to Brasil alone. The age thing The younger girls tend to be outright gold-diggers and will spend your money as fast as you allow them. I know of several guys living down there who are now completely and utterly broke as they fell for some young thing who just spent their money then left. The older women (30+) are more genuine, however this is because a single girl of 30 in Brasil is not going to get a Brasilian man, secondly their face will be really screwed up by then. No this is no joke or insult, they are image crazy and will sunbathe from their early teens onwards WITHOUT SUNBLOCK, this catches up with them in their 30's when their faces will have more wrinkles than your scrotum. If you look at a lot of older Brasilians, (50+), you will notice Rodent cell carcinomas on their faces due to this abuse of the sun. A bed for three You best get ready to share, you may not be the only one. It is likely she will also keep some young stud Brasilian guy in the background as well as yourself. She may also two-time you with another gringo, usually the girl will ask you to send money for this, or money for that. The later situation has previously arisen with myself. IQ/common sense deficiency These girls are always looking for something bigger or better and won't be satisfied with what you have to offer. The last girl I was with over there lived with her mother and young son. They lived in the Zona Norte of Rio, basically a poor area but not an outright favela. Here's me , single, no kids and a good career. Was she happy? No, she lied and lied and told be all sorts of stories. She gave me a fake cell phones number, made dates she never showed for etc etc. However, when we were together she would say how she loved me, how she would miss me etc etc. I still can't understand why they just can't be honest. These girls never know when they are well off. Brasilian Nationalism/Racism Brasilians think they are THE BEST at everything, bar none. However in general they are mediocre in most respects.(hey they can't even win at football). There is a degree of anti US sentiment, including flyposters with ' USA ' with a red cross through it. If you walk with a girl in Rio, occasional passers by will say abusive things to her...basically infering that she is a puta. For this reason, many girls won't be seen with a gringo. To protect their women from these foreign invaders the Brasilian man will tell their women that only 'prostitutes' go with gringos. This makes forming a relationship very difficult if your partner is being constantly abused. Big Spenders many of the girls you will meet there will try and relieve you of as much cash in a short a time time a possible. You go to a bar, she will order a expensive energy drink and whisky. You offer to buy a present? she'll always find the most expensive thing in the shop. Take great care with your cash and credit cards. Beware the 'eye candy' Many men who go to Brasil are blinded by the 'eye candy', basically the long hair, tanned skin and skimpy revealing clothes. The girls are excellent dancers and really make an effort to look good in most cases. The tend to be very affectionate and good in bed. However for a long term relationship you have to be able to see through this, in summary be VERY careful when selcting your choice....you probably get your heart broken.... Title: .(they they can't even win at football). ???????? Post by: zobra on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
what do you call winning 4 times the prestigious world cup which is held once every four years and is viewed by an audience 10 times greater than the Olympics..? And Brazil having produced some of the greatest footballers of all times? What about the legendary PELE ? Was he mediocre???????..Do you know he is the most recognizable figure in the world( except N.America) Hey dude, watch your writing before making such a stupid comment.. You dont know what you are talking about.. I conclude that your observation about Brazilian women maybe equally miscontrued and unreliable.. Good day Title: Re: .(they they can't even win at football). ???????? Post by: pack on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to .(they they can't even win at football)...., posted by zobra on Apr 24, 2001
see esjay you pissed off zorba ! zorba is right. i have a couple of brazillian lady friends here . today i saw them and told them what you said ...they were shocked they said how can he say that about us it is totally untrue. one girl said boy he must have got burnt bad to be so negative about us. she did say that you said one thing that is partially true and that is that the brazillian women do like to party alot and it is hard to tie one down to marriage , but she said other than that everything else you said is totally wrong. yea and how about pele , esjay ? Title: Re: The football comment was meant as a bit of sarcasm.. Post by: Esjay on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: .(they they can't even win at footba..., posted by pack on Apr 24, 2001
I was refering to the World Cup Final in France where the Brasilian team produced one of the most disappointing displays allowing France an easy win. (the comment was not meant to be 100% truth and fact, it was an attempt at being sarcastic). ps I've been to the Maracana several times, guess you guys will have heard of Vasco, Palmeiras(SP), Flamenco, Botofogo and Fuminese ?? Title: Well... My two cents Post by: Georgina on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
My husband who is American has lot of Brazilian friends here.When I came here I was jelaous of him having these friends and taking care of them as they were their family. And they treated and treat him as one of them. They care about him and about every other American that I know is their friend. What's more, they are very jelaous of their American friends, so they were kind of jelaous at first when they met me because I am not Brazilian. They are the nicest and warmest people I have known here. The first time they met me they were like just looking at me from the other side of the room. Them we started talking (They understand Spanish pretty well) I felt like at home. Second time was just big huges and smiles and teaching me Samba and talking to me and welcoming me to their community. I loved it. Many of the woman are married to American man and what I have seen is that they are very happy couples. Married not only for months but for years. The last time, my husband told me that he has many friends but he has not felt so good as when he is with his Brazilian friends. They don't change, they are nice all the time. They really worry about him. Many of her friends are Brazilian woman on her latest 30ths and they are beatiful and I have not seen even one with a problem on their faces as you said and they are not living here for more than 6 years. What's more there are very intelligent people and more than all they have a heart fill of love and frienship. So, my conclusion is that if you had a bad experience with a Brazilian woman or with some Brazilian women it does not mean all are bad women. There are bad women every where, but that is not a reason to stereotype people. I do not know exactly where you met these women but maybe you should try to look in a different place in Rio or Brasil and you will change your mind about them. Good luck. Title: Re: Thanks...you just confirmed what I said... Post by: Esjay on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Well... My two cents, posted by Georgina on Apr 23, 2001
Your friends who have married American men are in their late 30's, and have been here for 6 years. Like I said in my original post, Brasilian women only start to consider foreign guys when they have hit or gone past age 30. The guys with the failed marriages I know of....most of these girls were in the 21-23 age range. obviously too immature at that age. Regarding the skin damage, this tends to be limited to the girls of Rio or coastal cities who bake on the beach everyday. Women from cities of the interior or Sao Paulo will obviously not recieved as much UV over the years. Esjay Title: If you want to make a point... Post by: Georgina on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Thanks...you just confirmed what I s..., posted by Esjay on Apr 23, 2001
One of the other younger women married a gringo when she was 25. Her husband is 40. They have been married for 3 years now and she is pregnant with their first baby. They make a wonderful couple. Other married when she was 27. Her American husband divorced her because he wanted to re-married his previous Brazilian wife. Her sister married when she was 24. Married to an American. My husband is 40. So obviously most of his friends are near his age. His friends are Cariocas and Paulistas and I have not seen any damage on their faces. They are beautiful even the ones who are almost 40. Logically, when you get 40 you dont look 20. Not Brazilians, not Americans, not Colombians or Russians or Peruvians look 20 or 25 when they are 35 or 40. I have heard Bahia is a beatiful place. The woman are darker than the ones in Rio or San Paulo but beatiful too. I do not think they are agencies there and maybe they are not willing to leave their country as much as woman in other countries, but I am sure you can find many good women in Brasil as in any other country. Also bear on mind that they as any others do not like when people do not show respect or interest for their culture or country. By the way, Portuguese is a beatiful language. Title: Re: where did all your..... Post by: Esjay on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to If you want to make a point..., posted by Georgina on Apr 23, 2001
Where did all your friends meet? Did these American guys work in Brasil for a time? ps I speak Portuguese Title: Re: Re: where did all your..... Post by: Georgina on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: where did all your....., posted by Esjay on Apr 23, 2001
They live and meet in the Seattle Area. No, the guys were not living in Brasil. They met here in the United States. Title: Re: I wouldn't consider them to be a good yardstick.. Post by: Esjay on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: where did all your....., posted by Georgina on Apr 24, 2001
Your friends already lived in the US and meet their husbands there. The guys on this board are considering flying to Brasil and find a wife who speaks a foreign language in two weeks flat. This won't happen in Brasil, especially as there are no agencies to speak of. How would you suggest to the guys on this board to meet a decent girl there? Esjay Title: Re: Re: I wouldn't consider them to be a good yardstick.. Post by: Georgina on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: I wouldn't consider them to be a goo..., posted by Esjay on Apr 24, 2001
First, I will learn the basics of the language. I know that there are guys that have gone to LA without speaking a word of the language and they have been lucky, but if I were a foreing man interested in marrying a Brazilian woman I would at least consider learning basic Portuguese. Second, I do not think the location factor can influence too much. Based on experience, I know that if a LA woman (including Brazilians) really loves a man she would follow him until the end of the world. Third, before going at least learn a little of the culture like for example that Brazilians speak Portuguese and not Spanish. It really pisses them off if you thank them with a "Gracias". No, I was kidding. Seriously, learn about the culture,the cities, the people the music (It is not only Samba over there) and you will make a good impression. As I said before show interest for the culture, ask questions about it. I think most men here can recognize bad women, so just go there with open eyes and don't fall for the first mini skirt that you see walking by (but I have to admit it must be difficult). If you only go to discos to meet women, it is likely that you are only going to meet party women. Well, maybe these doesn't apply to them. They like partying. They like dancing very much. My point is that you can not put all them in the same sack just because some of them were bad to you. Good luck, Georgina Title: Re: Various Questions Answered... Post by: Esjay on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Firstly concerning the type of girls. You could divide them into two types. Type 1 (good girls) - good girls make good wives but they've been brainwashed into thinking only ''bad girls go with gringo's''. Trying to get one of these girls will be difficult. In all honesty you would have to live there, maybe enrol at a college or whatever in order to meet these girls. Type 2 (bad girls) - these girls aren't bothered about being seen with gringo's as they are after the financial rewards. Just to inform you guys, in Brasil they have a soft type of prostitution wich is refered to as 'garota da programma' or the girl being on the 'programma'. As beach side cafe's in Copacabana, girls will sit, and smile at the other male patrons. they will sit at your table and drink...later they will suggest that you go to a hotel to make love. This is what gives the negative assumption with gringo's. These girls may stay with a guy from a couple of hours upto several weeks. She will stay at his hotel and go shopping with him. I don't think it exists exactly like this in other countires like Colombia (maybe I'm wrong). Many guys who return from Brasil say how friendly the girls are, however they forget to mention the several 100USD changing hands. if you meet a guy who tell's a similar story after visiting Rio, ask him if he knows Help discoteque. The middle class Brasilian girls can be extemely Snobby, its quite common for such a girl to totally ignore you even if just asking the time or directions. I'm not repeating just my own experiences but those that have happened commonly with other friends over there. Another fact, I have brown hair and can be mistaken for a white Brasilian. Many times I've been in upper/middle class disco's down in Leblon/Ipanema, girls have approached me and started a conversation, however when they realise I'm not Brasilian they always make up some excuse or just cut off the conversation. Other friends have had experiences where a girl has startedto chat to them in a club, after 1-2 mins some guys will introduce themselves as her brother,brothers friend or whatever, after a few secinds of rapid Portuguese the girl will make her apologies and walk off. These things aren't isolated but comeplace. Basically trying to find a wife in these places would be like trying to swim upstream in a fast flowing river. It seems to me that the majority of guys on this board what to jet in for 2 week periods and find a wife usually with the aid of an agency. This tactic just won't work in Brasil, especially in Rio or Recife. Esjay Title: Re: Re: Various Questions Answered... Post by: buzzy on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Various Questions Answered..., posted by Esjay on Apr 23, 2001
Did you get a chance to visit those Recife photos at http://br.photos.yahoo.com/vhamrecife.....before we leave this topic I would be interested in your comments on these ladies. Any opinions, comments, impressions,.... whatever. Taken in light of everything you've said...do these ladies appear to support what you have so well talked about? I'm not being facetious. I'm really curious. Ray P. says it's a worthwhile venture while you have convinced us to the contrary. Can you believe that Valeria is the mother of twins? Look at that stomach! Wow! Anyway ..if you'd care to divulge I'd appreciate it. Thanks. Title: Re: These girls are average looking for Brasil...(with links) Post by: Esjay on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Various Questions Answered..., posted by buzzy on Apr 24, 2001
I never said they weren't attractive, just that some of them 'overbake' themselves on the beach leading to skin damage. To see a good selection of girls etc check out this link. Its a site which sends photographers out to parties , dances, disco's etc. http://www.fotosefestas.com.br/ Esjay Title: Re: Re: These girls are average looking for Brasil...(with links) Post by: buzzy on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: These girls are average looking for ..., posted by Esjay on Apr 24, 2001
Ok I went to your web site. It was interesting. Thanks. I think I failed to elicit from you what I really wanted to hear. So instead I'll just say what's on my mind. When I looked at those ladies' photos from Racife, the site recorded in my previous post, I saw normal everyday loving type of women. I didn't see the nightmare you say exists predominately in Brazil. Now I know they're just fotos but my impression, my extrapolation(which I like to do) indicates that the women look normal...average types....good for marriage, not unlike other foreign countries, simply looking for good husbands. They may be average looking in Brazil but exactly the types Americans are hoping to meet! I guess the only solution would be to visit Racife and find out myself. Just one final question. Do those ladies appear to be decent marriage candidates for average Americans? If you care to divulge. This conversation has been interesting and fun...you're a gentleman and a scholar. Thanks for the discourse. Good luck in your personal search. Title: Re: Re: Re: Better look elsewhere.. Post by: Esjay on April 26, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: These girls are average looking ..., posted by buzzy on Apr 24, 2001
This is not probably what you wanted to hear. What I've reported on these boards aren't just my own experiences but those of around 30 friends/associates. Two girls immediately come to mind whose marriages lasted 3 months. Not a good start. I know three guys who were cleaned out by Brasilian girls. One was TOTALLY cleaned out, I mean ALL his money gone (he was renting an apartment so had no fixed assets)...the girl accessed the joint account and cleaned it out then left. Brasilian guys tend to like younger women and often have affairs. The women you see on the Brasilian sites are desperate, Brasilian men don't want them anymore so they have to look overseas. You may notice on the very few Agency sites that the majority of women are over 30. Compare this with Columbia where the are many girls ages 21-30, with good educations. In Brasil generally it is the poorer girls who will go for a gringo, usually these girls have little education. I also know several other guys who bought their girl a flight ticket, the guys went to the airport and their girl never showed. In these cases the girl had cashed in the ticket and spent the money. She usually made up some story about the mother being ill etc for not flying. Recife is primarily a sex tourist destination (esp popular with Germans). Not an ideal location to find a wife. In summary...Brasil is a good place to go for 2 weeks fun and games...but find a wife....NO If you have further questions then please email me Esjay ps I'm heading for Columbia in June.... Title: Re: Re: Re: Re: Better look elsewhere.. Post by: pack on April 27, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Re: Better look elsewhere.., posted by Esjay on Apr 26, 2001
you will find the same sort of problems in colombia that you found in brazil . the examples you tell us about can and do happen evrywhere in the world including colombia...wake up! Title: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Its the frequency thats important... Post by: Esjay on April 27, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Better look elsewhere.., posted by pack on Apr 27, 2001
30 guys and only 1 successful marriage?....thats a 3% success rate, I'd bet you a dollar that the success rate in Columbia is higher than that. You seem intent on going to Brasil, I suggest you go and find out for yourself..... when you get there how do you intend to find a decent girl? Esjay Title: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Its the frequency thats important... Post by: pack on April 27, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Its the frequency th..., posted by Esjay on Apr 27, 2001
well once again what you say can and is said about any country anywhere in the world, just because you had a bad experience in a certain country doesnt mean everyone will. i have heard many horror stories about colombia and colombian women ...so what i went anyway and had a great time, met a lot of nice people. oh by the way esjay do you recall me telling you about the brazillian family i know here in my city? well i printed out your first post the one with all your generalizations about brazil and the women...whew ! you should have seen the expressions on their faces as they read it, and im not even going to tell you their verbal responses, let me just put it this way they are not impressed with your statements, ill leave it at that. Title: Re: Nothing hurts more than the truth... Post by: Esjay on April 28, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Its the frequenc..., posted by pack on Apr 27, 2001
I wouldn't have expected any other response from them... but the facts.... I've been to Brasil, you've been to Colombia...as yet we can't directly compare the two countires ourselves as we only know one...however guys I know who have been to BOTH places stated that Colombia is a far better place to find a nice girl. I have been to Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. The atmosphere in these Spanish speaking countries was far different that that in Brasil. These countries may be on the same continent but they are vastly different places. I say again, my report was a compendium of around 30 guys findings, not my sole experience. OK Pack, I know you'll never believe me until you've seen it yourself. I suggest you go to Rio and check out Ipanema/Leblon(middle class areas)...and try making a conversation with some of these nice middle class girls. You'll be lucky to get anywhere with them. But no harm in trying..... Esjay Title: Re: Re: Nothing hurts more than the truth... Post by: pack on April 29, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Nothing hurts more than the truth..., posted by Esjay on Apr 28, 2001
B S ! know what i think i think you are some sort of shill or cali agency owner. i think you have some sort of agenda . i think your postings are at the very least suspect. you appear out of nowhere and give a big long speech putting down everything about brazil , the people , the women ,everything almost comical , then you end it by saying you are going to colombia because its much better. well all i can say is this every single person i have ever talked to about brazil loved it. i am told the women are stuningly beautiful , the people are friendly , the cities and beaches are fantastic. so i can only assume that you either have some sort of reason for slamming brazil some hidden agenda or you might be the only american man to go to brazil and fail miserably in your persuit for the one.as for me i may go to brazil and i may not , i really havent made up my mind yet . what i have done is begin a letter writing campaign to both brazil and colombia ( taking the advice of hound and several other people on this board) . so far i have recieved two emails from brazil one in sao paulo and one from Rio. Title: go get her pack!!!!! Post by: Doug Y. on April 29, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Nothing hurts more than the trut..., posted by pack on Apr 29, 2001
*30 friends who went to brazil, one succeeded* I gave him the benefit of the doubt, and attributed it to him having only friends that are old, ugly unrealistic wooldernink/joja types promising the world to super-model-in-training types. Your theory sounds even more plausible. Either way, good guys succeed with good women........everywhere!! GO GET HER PACK!!!!!! Regards, Title: Re: go get her pack!!!!! Post by: pack on April 29, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to go get her pack!!!!!, posted by Doug Y. on Apr 29, 2001
hi DOUG Y , como esta? thanks to you and hound and others on this board i have taken the first step ....mailing the letters and so far i like the results. i just might take your advice and get on a plane and go , heck jesse is headin down there in june i might just try to catch up with him in Rio or Sao Paulo? Title: Re: Re: I'd standby everything I've said.. Post by: Esjay on April 28, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Nothing hurts more than the truth..., posted by Esjay on Apr 28, 2001
Just read read my initial report, I just can't believe this family you know disagreed with it all. Infact I'm contacting a friend who took a foto of the ANTI-USA - long live Brasil posters. Once he emails me a copy I'll forward it to you so you can see for yourself. How CAN they disagree about the language? how many people speak Portuguese? You take a girl from one of the coastal cities of Brasil with hot weather and beaches and take her to a industrialised city , in a cold and rainy place...do you blame her for being homesick...how can this 'family' disagree with that statement?? maybe its a case in point, i.e. you can't tell a Brasilian anything because they always know best! Esjay Title: Re: Re: Re: I'd standby everything I've said.. Post by: pack on April 29, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: I'd standby everything I've said..., posted by Esjay on Apr 28, 2001
again...as many times before your statements are sooooo very generalized, just listen to yourself , the things you are saying could be anywhere in the world. you talk about anti-american , dam man how many places in the world can you find that ? just about anywhere thats where! when i was in cali i saw anti-american propoganda...so what! i was sitting in a sidewalk cafe on 6th ave. with a gringo friend having some coffee and pastry when out of nowhere this colombian dude started mouthing off " those dam gringos " he would say, then he would wait awhile and start again with "gringos go home" blah blah blah ! so what ! we finished our coffee and left the area. it can and does happen anywhere and almost every where. again whats the difference of taking a brazillian girl away from her family and friends and warm weather , etc or taking a colombian girl away from her familia , friends , warm weather? Title: not always accurate Post by: outwest on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
I know of one guy who lives in usa with a brazilian wife gorgeous, lady, they have a kid, she has been here 10 years or more, and they are ecstatic, So your charictariations are not always true. Depends on where you meet the women, I bet most of the usa men who meet brazilian women , since there are no agencies there, meet them in Bars......so they are brainless bar girls, for the most part. Same thing happens if you meet all your girlfriends in bars in the usa. How many of them men you describe with horror stories met the women at church, at a university, or a club. Those are probably non existent. Every country has good and bad, and your friends simply made bad choices. Title: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: bret on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
"Brasilians think they are THE BEST at everything, bar none. However in general they are mediocre in most respects.(hey they can't even win at football)......" i haven't been to brazil, so i can't say, but i will take your word on what you say in your post. there is just one little issue i have with something you said, and i included your quote above in this post. they are not mediocre racing car drivers!!! they have produced some of the best and most respected formula 1 drivers in the world!!! emerson fittipaldi is still the youngest driver ever to win the f-1 driving championship, (a record he has held for about 25 years)..... later came to the u.s.a. to race indy cars and won the indy 500 twice. but the most respected brazilian f-1 driver, the late aryton senna is widely regarded as the very best open-wheeled racing driver that ever lived!!!....literally worshiped in the racing community. those are just two legendary brazilians who were were not just good, but the very best in the world. the list goes on. here in the u.s., brazilians dominate the champ car racing series....gil de ferran(the 2000 champion and fellow ft. lauderdale resident), cristian fitipaldi, cristiono da matta(current points leader), helio castro nevis(top notch driver for roger penske, race winner in the long beach grand prix last week with a dominating flag to flag win), tony kanaan, roberto moreno, among many others. i could go on and on. i know this is board is about women, and not many people will find this interesting, but the fact is in the racing world, the brazilians are some of if not the very best. never, were they mediocre. thank you for your time, bret Title: Re: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: buzzy on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by bret on Apr 23, 2001
Yea, and I was just thinking here(which is always dangerous)...are'nt the Brazilians world-acclaimed for their street-fighting survival skills? You know ..that "No holds barred fight" that is held in a international ring where they don't stop fighting until they've broken the other guy's spinal column? And of course who can match their "Carnival?" If that's not "Numero Uno" in the world...then someone must be on their 3rd bottle of Tequilla! Title: Yes my young grasshopper.... Post by: JunFanTX on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth rev..., posted by buzzy on Apr 23, 2001
Fighting and physical stature of the males are one of the big differences between the Brazilian and Colombian men. Colombians, for the most part, do not seem to know how to fist/knife fight nor do they seem to have much interest. The Brazilians on the other hand have a very well developed interest in their forms of martial art: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Vale Tudo (means 'anything goes'). They are also alot bigger than their Colombian brethren. I have a co-worker who is French, and married to a Brazilian woman. They keep a house in Sao Paolo but he told me Brazil is an extremely tough place. My .02 Mike Title: Re: No Holds Barred? Post by: Tai on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Yes my young grasshopper...., posted by JunFanTX on Apr 23, 2001
JunFan, I'd venture a guess that if someone is "caught slipping" in the wrong part of Brazil, being taken down to the ground and twisted into submission by some Brazilian jiu-jitsu will likely be the least of his worries. -Chances are much better that he'll be staring at the business end of gun. .02 Tai ps - If Vale Tudo means "anything goes", there was alot of "Vale Tudo-ing" going on in my neighborhood growing up in East Oakland....but in Oak-town it's called the "okey-doke". ;) Title: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: Rich on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Emmm Well I was in brazil about 6 years ago travelling for six months and the people were very friendly and very happy to see me. Some of the girls I met were fantastic. The only problem I had was in receife because of the sex industry there and most women I met treated me with suspicion.
Title: Hmmm... Post by: Hoda on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Interesting... Nice to see conversation on a country other than Colombia (like that one, huh Malandro). Seriously gentlemen, Do Brazilians consider themselves Latin, even though spanish isn't the primary language? Estay, there's got to be good women in Brazil! There are good & bad EVERYWHERE! Everything you've said about Brazilian women, could be applied to women anywhere. There are racial issues that every Central & South American country tries to keep in the closet. Some more successful than others. You are absolutely correct about the sex trade & social stigma's attached to those involved in it, directly or indirectly. I'm not gonna be the one to judge Brazil's social or civil morals. Rudeness to foreigners can be found all over. You'll also find those who'll do alittle more to help a foreigner in their country. I've never visited Brazil, however much of what you said, echo's what I've been told by friends who have spent considerable time there. Except for your blanket assesment of Brazilian women. If you're going to Cali, don't let your guard down! My lady is Colombian & others on this board who have Colombian ladies will sing their praises (Sorry Malandro). Peace....Hoda p.s. If you're serious about searching for a lifemate in Cali, or wherever in Colombia, I'll be glad to help. Title: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: buzzy on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Hey thanks for the report. Personally I found alot of truth in what you said. People create that crazy environment and then the environment influences the people generation after generation. I don't believe your characterization fits every lady in Brazil but there's probably many as you described. But do you hang out in the bars and the beach all the time there? Maybe you're running into more of the rascals than the good ones who are in church. I often wondered why they spent so much darn time putting on that darn carnival with everybody acting so crazy and all. Carnival and soccer and the beach...do they have anything else to live for? But there must be good ladies there. Finding a wife sounds like it would be a swim upstream all the way(past Ipanema and Copacabana). I'd still like to visit though and raise some heell. Sounds like a real fun-and-games type of place! Title: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: Hamlet on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Wow! Thanks for that fascinating report. I've always wondered why there are no agencies in Brazil and now I know some of the reasons. I note that several others in this forum expressed doubt that the conclusions you reached are valid but I also note that none of them reported having any of your experiences living in Brazil. Title: Holy "Sweeping Generalizations" Batman! Post by: Tai on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Esjay, You mean to say that in living 7-8 months in Brazil you've never come across any decent Brazilian women? It would have been interesting to know where and how you were spending/focusing your time. In a country as large as Brazil, writing off all the millions of women as "nightmares", "gold-diggers", and "two timers" is at the least illogical..and at best...suspect. .02 Tai ps - There are millions of AW that "swear" they can't find a Good man.....attitude and perspective shapes one's reality. Title: Re: Holy "Sweeping Generalizations" Batman! Post by: pack on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Holy "Sweeping Generalizations"..., posted by Tai on Apr 22, 2001
tai is right! esjay your statements are very generalized and somewhat suspect. the examples you are giving could be said about anywhere in the world. women who leave their country and come here get homesick its natural, some women adjust some dont and return to their homeland. to say younger girls are gold diggers again is unfair to say but this also could be any country...plenty of them right here in the good ole u s a . your comment about the ladies over 30 and their screwed up faces from the sun, thats the first i have ever heard that, you paint a ugly picture but i find it hard to believe.you give the impression that all these women are two timers , again you can find this happening all over the world its nothing new this has been happening since the beginning of time. you said the brazillians think they are the best at everything , i thought that was strictly an american way of thinking. the few brazillians i have met seem just the opposite of what you say , they seem very friendly and warm. you talk about big spenders hey what woman isnt, i have seen some of the most humble sweet little colombian women go wild in a store with some poor gringos credit card. i have a buddy who lives a few towns over from me married to a calena let me tell you she knows how to spend money,she has maxed out all his credit cards , they have only been married about 15 months. we all take chances where ever we go be it colombia , brazil , peru or right here in the u s a . Title: Re: Sadly yes.... Post by: Esjay on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Holy "Sweeping Generalizations"..., posted by Tai on Apr 22, 2001
I was at a Brasilian university for a time...the middle classes have a big inferiority complex with regard to gringo's, this is a significant barrier to cross as any prospective 'mate' will get considerable ''flak'' from her friends (probably fuelled by jealousy). Esjay Title: do euros make good husbands? Post by: Doug Y. on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
Every mistake I'VE ever learned from, I'VE found my part of the blame. That goes double-ditto for my bros and everyone else I look up to. Beyond that a brief (or extensive) self-analysis to avoid repeating those mistakes could also be helpful (mandatory). A good start could be: does THIS euro make a good husband? and if not why not. Of course, if you're not looking for wife material say so. If you are, where would you look? At a night club or party zone or in the front row at mass? Somewhere in between? Where? a hint: My fiancee doesn't drink "energy drinks or whiskey".............unfrrrrrrickeeeeeenbelievable!! Malandro.........er Traveller is correct with a qualification. "The same could be said about women from Colombia, DR," don't forget USA, Myanmar, Russia, Botswana etc, etc.......Especially if one doesn't change the attributes of their (woman) picker. OR......all brazilian women are worthless, and all euros are incredible catches. this is sounding all too familiar! Do Richard Wooldernink and John De Vries have a British cousin? Inquiring minds want to know! Regards, Title: Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue with one sentence. Post by: Esjay on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to do euros make good husbands?, posted by Doug Y. on Apr 22, 2001
Sadly decent women in Brasil are very hard to find, the main reason is this 'gringo-sex tourist association. I'll give you some more background so you can understand. Cali has no SEX TRADE, no SEX TOURISTS ETC. However on Copacabana, RJ, there are quite a number of clubs which provide professional women. A good number of single male tourists visit Rio specifically to frequent these said clubs. This makes it very easy for the Brasilian man to perpetuate the 'only whores hang with gringos story'. As for my account and looking at my inner self? if you had read my article correctly you would have realised that it is a summary of both mine and my friends experiences in Brasil. A couple of quotes for you, firstly a friend who is soon to marry a Colombiana, i asked him to compare Brasil and Colombia. he said Colombian girls were intelligent and thought before they acted, however he considered brasilian women to be stupid and only living each day as it comes and not thinking of tomorrow. (this guy had visited many central and south american countries.) Another friend who know the DR etc well described brasilian as a quote ''unfriendly bunch of mother f****rs''. Read the whole article again and consider it as one, rather than picked and one sentence and arguing with that alone. The language barrier is enough to put Brasil to the back of the line. Esjay Title: Re: Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue with one sentence. Post by: goog on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue with o..., posted by Esjay on Apr 22, 2001
'gringo-sex tourist association' Now you're talking Doug Y's thing. Ask him about the Hooker's he's visited in LA - he's posted on this board about his experiences. Title: daaaaaaaaang! Post by: Doug Y. on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue wi..., posted by goog on Apr 23, 2001
Is that all you've learned after one year of archive surfing?????? We reeeeeeeally need to put together a foundation to provide some scholarships to Norm's or LL!!!!! Competition will be fiiiierce. You better get to work on that application goog. You've already failed at two semesters of archive surfing. I got the first $100, what do you say fellaz? Regards, Title: Not a penny from me...... Post by: Hodajr on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to daaaaaaaaang!, posted by Doug Y. on Apr 23, 2001
My Man..... I pay enough in "Taxes" for corporate & social WELFARE!!!! Boooyaah....Hoda Title: Re: Not a penny from me...... Post by: Houndog on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Not a penny from me......, posted by Hodajr on Apr 23, 2001
Ahhhh Man have pity..Not to Cali...but we could all chip in for Bus Fare to his local news stand for a Girlie Mag...and a bottle of hand lotion.... Houndog Title: Let 'em walk....Here's 50 cents & no more! n/t Post by: Hoda on April 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM Title: Re: daaaaaaaaang! 2 semesters of archive surfing LOL.. Post by: Houndog on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to daaaaaaaaang!, posted by Doug Y. on Apr 23, 2001
ROTFLMAO....I know the feeling Doug...I told a Troll on LWL to get a life....he thought I meant carreer....so he developed a carreer archive surfing himself...ROTFLMAO...we have to be careful what we tell some of these morons...they still can't get a date with a girl but the can recite chorus and verse what we did 2 years ago from the archives...LOL...LOL....I'm laughing to hard to type just thinking about it...LOLLOLLOLLOL Houndog Title: You've got the wrong man...G Post by: Hodajr on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue wi..., posted by goog on Apr 23, 2001
Doug isn't the Ho-Stroller you are refering to. Check yourself, before you try & wreck someone else, OK? Hoda Title: Re: Re: Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue with one sentence. Post by: Houndog on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re:Read it ALL...don't just argue wi..., posted by goog on Apr 23, 2001
While you're still saving up to buy a Playboy Magazine,,,,LOL... Houndog Title: malandro: DougY for once we agree..... Post by: Traveler on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to do euros make good husbands?, posted by Doug Y. on Apr 22, 2001
but I do have to point out that my post stated something like, its not a trait unique to Brazilians but in Colombia the DR or ANY women. so we agree. Title: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: Houndog on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
****Brasilian Nationalism/Racism Brasilians think they are THE BEST at everything, bar none. However in general they are mediocre in most respects.(hey they can't even win at football). There is a degree of anti US sentiment, including flyposters with ' USA ' with a red cross through it. If you walk with a girl in Rio, occasional passers by will say abusive things to her...basically infering that she is a puta. For this reason, many girls won't be seen with a gringo. To protect their women from these foreign invaders the Brasilian man will tell their women that only 'prostitutes' go with gringos. This makes forming a relationship very difficult if your partner is being constantly abused.***** You will easily find the same types of attitudes and comments when dating Mexican-American women also. I'm sure other countries might harbor those sentiments also. However I never experianced ant thing of the sort in all my trips to Colombia. In fact I noticed the opposite. I was welcomed with open arms. Houndog Title: Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examples of a Brasilian welcome Post by: Esjay on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by Houndog on Apr 22, 2001
I've been to Argentina and Uruguay also, the people there were very friendly and welcoming. So much so I felt guilty that we had that war with them. A few more examples, hotels will 'bump' gringos off the reservation list if its a holiday and lots of Brasilians show up needing a room. This has happened many times and I've about 20 or so witnesses who have been victims of this treatment. Queue jumping, go in a gas station or store, very frequently the attendant/assistant will serve any Brasilian who arrives until you are the only person left in the queue. I could go on! Title: Re: Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examples of a Brasilian welcome Post by: bret on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examples ..., posted by Esjay on Apr 22, 2001
uhhmm? what war did WE have with argentina or uruguay? your not talking about the las malvinas\falklands war are you? if you are, that was a war between argentina and those british p****es! you don't have to feel guilty for that. unless of course, you are british, in which case i kinda apologize for the previous statement, but not really!!! by the way, you are very correct about the warm reception in argentina and uruguay. i had the very same experiences. the whole of the latin world always, i mean always talks about how arrogant are the argentines and how they see themselves as better and more sophisticated than everyone, but i never felt this myself. not once!. and man o' man, talk about beautiful women!!! having said that, you might want to do a little research on "that war with them" thing. que le vaya bien, bro, bret Title: Re: Re: Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examples of a Brasilian welcome Post by: Rich on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examp..., posted by bret on Apr 23, 2001
ha ha the fauklands war was in 1982 , a long time ago so no I don't feel guilty and judging from the community of argentineas (quite a few restuarants have been appearing) they are not that bothered either. Title: Re: Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examples of a Brasilian welcome Post by: pack on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examples ..., posted by Esjay on Apr 22, 2001
very interesting . i have never been to brazil i only know what i have read and what those who have traveled their have told me. i will tell you this i have talked with many many people who have traveled brazil and i have never once heard the kind of stories you have told , in fact i have always heard just the opposite , i heard the ladies are beautiful and very friendly , i heard that the beaches are great , the people are friendly , the food is good , the temperature is perfect and i should go check it out. just recently as three weeks ago i had lunch with a business associate , he just returned from two weeks in brazil and he just loved it . Title: Re: There's a difference.... Post by: Esjay on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: I'd agree, plus a few more examp..., posted by pack on Apr 22, 2001
There's a difference between going somewhere for a 'good time' and going to the same place to find a wife. I wouldn't dispute that you can have a 'good time' in Rio, however finding a 'good wife' there is a totally different prospect. Esjay Title: Re: Re: There's a difference.... Post by: pack on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: There's a difference...., posted by Esjay on Apr 23, 2001
again this can be said about any place . Title: Re: Rio is THE party capital! Post by: Esjay on April 23, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Re: There's a difference...., posted by pack on Apr 23, 2001
If there's one place to have a good time, its Rio (bring your money though). How can you say this about everywhere? Esjay Title: yawn.... Post by: Traveler on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by Houndog on Apr 22, 2001
Dog, if the MOB industry was established in Brazil rather than Colombia you would have went there. you would have went to Ecuador, Venezuela, Costa Rica wherever. the fact that the agencies are concentrated in Colombia was the reason you went, not because of the hospitality of the Colombian people.
what do you think they say about Americans when you are not around?? do you think the men sit around Cali and say, "Man, I wish some more agencies would open up so my girlfriend, sister, daughter can marry a gringo." "Boy isn't that nice, the girl I had a crush on all through highschool and college is marrying a 45 year old gringo. How sweet" Title: Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review Post by: pack on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
well that was depressing report esjay . i think ill go lock myself in my room and never go anywhere ever again . thank you for posting...i think? Title: Re: Cheer up...There are plenty of other places Post by: Esjay on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by pack on Apr 22, 2001
Friends of mine have found good women in both the DR and Colombia. Infact Cali will be my next destination, just got to convert my Portuguese into Spanish. p.s. I know only one gringo with a succesful marriage to a Brasilian girl, he lives there though and is fluent in the language. Title: esjay, the things you said could apply to... Post by: Traveler on April 22, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Brasilian Women...an indepth review, posted by esjay on Apr 22, 2001
any other latin woman in any country or any women for that matter. I don't think those are traits unique to brazilian women. lets look at Colombia or the Dominican Republic. women are obviously looking for a better life. that may be a euphemism for gold digging but that is what it is. when I was in the DR last year I took a girl to a night club, a couple of guys came up to her and basically cussed her out because she was with me. It happens everywhere. P.S. this is the latin board. Brasil is in latin america. Posting information on countries besides Colombia is perfectly acceptable. |