Rio de Janeiro Reports

[Sperto]

Today I went against my own rules; I went to prives in Copacabana. My bad excuse is that I was in a hurry. First I passed a terapia at NS Cop 581, sala 901. Only massage and HJ. No thanks.

Then I continued to Rua Hilario de Gouveia 66. On the second floor there are three prives. I chose a girl at Deliriomassagem. I had a warning bell ringing when I chose Manu, but I ignored the bell. Manu, morena clara, 22 years, beautiful face, fine tits, really nice medium sized ass and a beautiful pussy. So far so good.

I soon noticed that Manu was lazy and had a bad attitude that a GP only gets after attending gringos instead of locals. Her BJ was bad so we soon went on with penetrating. When doing her doggy I noticed her anus wasn't clean. A lightbrownish suco was trickling out of her brownie. I couldn't stand it so I told her to finish with a BJ. She was scared I would finish in her mouth so the BJ was a really shitty one. 150 reais for 30 minutes. I told her boss that Manus service was horrible, and the boss gave Manu the evil eye.

A bad session, but it was my own fault for choosing a Copa privê instead of a centro privê. No problem, shit happens.

[Member #4729]

In SEA there is dick racism. Many girls avoid guys with perceived bigger dicks. In many countries (China being the biggest example) you pay a dick size tax. Brazil wins here.

Many girls in AC will avoid Americans (white and black) for this reason and stick to the K-Crowd, who are perceived as less demanding sexually and less likely to balk at high price asks so as to not save face.

I really don't like wandering into the world of racial stereotypes which may offend and may or may not be grounded in reality, I'm just reporting the perception among Asian women. One girl in the Philippines was astounded by my dick size (7") and was fearful of sex with me. In the US, 7" is largish / average, but would not even qualify as a small porn-dick. Brazilian women certainly appreciated my size but never once was it a deterrent even as they shoved it in their mouths balls deep.

[Turgid]

.....Racism/Social Openness

Brazil is the winner in this category, but I'm sure as a tourist you don't see the complete dynamic and many will disagree.

In SEA the girls are openly racist not only towards other Asians (Chinese), but also Indians and blacks. They seem to love Korean men for various reasons. White / light skin is put on a pedestal......

In SEA there is dick racism. Many girls avoid guys with perceived bigger dicks. In many countries (China being the biggest example) you pay a dick size tax. Brazil wins here.

[Sperto]

I was actually thinking of going to Rio from the Feb 25th to the 5th of March to experience carnival. I heard the bloco parties really spice up the whole city but looks like it'll be sort of mild this time around huh.

Right now it seems like the only carnival will be at Sapucaia.

[Explorer8939]

I was actually thinking of going to Rio from the Feb 25th to the 5th of March to experience carnival. I heard the bloco parties really spice up the whole city but looks like it'll be sort of mild this time around huh. Haven't booked anything yet but wondering if it's worth it to go or not? Feels like it might be a lite carnival which could be a good thing and a bad thing. The last thing I want is to book my flight and reservations and then have everything cancel, still plenty of things to do in Rio granted but I want to get the authentic Rio energy that only carnival brings out. I have an SP girl I'll be flying out to party with so the low number of girls in the termas and such won't be an issue for me.

Same here, I don't know if it will be worth it to stay in Rio for Carnaval, maybe much will be canceled and public parties shut down.

I am bringing a Thai lady with me, which is a little different, but Omicron is surging in Thailand and the bars are closing. I have been to Brazil many times, since the days of the Help Discoteca, so I won't really be interested in Brazilian garotas, the Thai lady will be sufficient. I just don't know how much fun will be on hand for Carnaval.

[Bearsi]

No street carnival in Rio this year.

https://odia.ig.com.br/rio-de-janeir...cancelado.html

I was actually thinking of going to Rio from the Feb 25th to the 5th of March to experience carnival. I heard the bloco parties really spice up the whole city but looks like it'll be sort of mild this time around huh. Haven't booked anything yet but wondering if it's worth it to go or not? Feels like it might be a lite carnival which could be a good thing and a bad thing. The last thing I want is to book my flight and reservations and then have everything cancel, still plenty of things to do in Rio granted but I want to get the authentic Rio energy that only carnival brings out. I have an SP girl I'll be flying out to party with so the low number of girls in the termas and such won't be an issue for me.

[BeenBob]

I don't know what happened with your experience but I have been to the same Pacheco (534 Nossa Senhora) like 5 times last year and it always worked the same. Walk to the back and the guy at the computer gives you a slip with the test you want. You take the slip to the front cashier and pay. Take the receipt to the back again and the guy puts you in the computer. You wait in line in front of the door on the right. The lady comes to get you, you sit down, then she swabs your nose. She tells you to go wait outside. After 10 minutes the guy calls you back to the desk to give you the printout and it is also emailed. 15 to 20 minute process depending on how many others are in front of you in the line in front of the door.

But it is only select Pachecos. All of them do not do tests. It appears they now have an oral test that is R89.90 instead of the nasal swab that I have been taking for R110.

This is exactly the same one I went to. About a week and a half out, I started doing a little recon on what Pacheco I needed to go to and what time etc. When I stopped at the first one, the lady pointed to the wall and said not here, but these locations are my three choices _See attached photo_. So I made my way onto 534 NS Copa which was the closest to my apt and I made an appointment. Turns out, I'm glad I did because when I arrived at my appointed time, there was a long line of Americans and Euros who were there for walk ins. Maybe it was the timing (tourist trying to leave after the New Year) or maybe it was coincidence. Another good thing about making an appointment is the guy who does the tests is not there everyday, and they'll let you know what days work / don't work so you can plan ahead.

[Paratus]

For all mongers from the USA. Please do not worry about the 24 HR timeline. The USA does not use hours as a timeline. It uses days and it has from the start.

So, you can take a test more than 24 hrs in advance. For example, my flight usually leaves SP around 10 pm on Sunday which means I have to do my test ONE day before my flight which is Saturday and I can do it at any time on Saturday. I used to take the test on Thursday afternoon in So Paulo back when the requirement was THREE days and not 72 hours.

Similar experience for me, I left just before Christmas. I got sick in the middle of my stay and went to a Droga Raia in Ipanema for a rapid test, results were in Portuguese and emailed approx 5 hours later, cost was $28.73 on my credit card. For my return flight to the US, I paid for a mobile service to come to my hotel room the day before I flew out (the day before, more than 24 hours as the rule stipulates). The hotel arranged the service in my room, the results were in English and emailed within about 6 hours later, cost was $56.18 on my credit card. The email address which sent me the results: biomedcarelaboratorio@gmail.com . Convenience vs cost can always be debated and the test was only scrutinized once when I checked in with the airline, but this is not something I'd want to cut corners on. Mobile testing will continue to be a viable business in 2022 tourist areas, so costs should come down. The one downside is the service came an hour early and I was balls deep in a cutie, made for a comical 5 minutes in the room during the test. The 2 nurses weren't hot but very professional and low key.

[Paratus]

I don't know if this is the right thread but any suggestions (besides Viagra, Cialis, etc) on shorting the waiting period between sessions? I'm in fairly good shape, workout all the time. 46yrs old. It takes me a while to get back up and running after that first release. Would like to get 2 sessions in at the Casa's / Prives / My place with escort / in that hour.

Maybe taking the Viagra / etc right after the first session may help.

For me, consistent strength training keeps me feeling more horny and likely to release again. Natural testosterone or something like that. Harder to keep this routine on vacation for me especially with drinking, which I don't do at home. But even a modified / shorter workout in the mornings may help. I definitely put it in my notes for the next trip.

[Vagabundo1]

Massage. Massage massage.

I don't know if this is the right thread but any suggestions (besides Viagra, Cialis, etc) on shorting the waiting period between sessions? I'm in fairly good shape, workout all the time. 46yrs old. It takes me a while to get back up and running after that first release. Would like to get 2 sessions in at the Casa's / Prives / My place with escort / in that hour.

Maybe taking the Viagra / etc right after the first session may help.

[ChocolateHuntr]

Had some free time around 1pm, so I visited VM for an afternoon snack. Not many girls. Everyone said to come back later.

But I did find a slim 18-year-old morena, no kids, named Sophia. Very cute girl. Sessioned with her $r65 for 30 minutes, and gave her a $r10 tip.

[Vagabundo1]

Samba school rehearsals are going and are the sweet spot.

No street carnival in Rio this year.

https://odia.ig.com.br/rio-de-janeir...cancelado.html

[Vagabundo1]

Gringos fighting each other is probably just comedy for the locals. Like porta dos fundos.

Reading the paper. Gringos fight in Hilton. A Brazilian woman got irritated when she thought the American passed the line at the reception. The woman grabbed the American and he knocked out her German boyfriend. It seems the American was asked to leave the hotel.

https://oglobo.globo.com/rio/produto...erado-25342111

[ChocolateHuntr]

How did you register an account? The app only allows you to register if your from Brazil, Argentina or Chile.

When I registered with Bike Itau (iPhone), there was an option for "Other". I selected this, then entered my Passport #.

[Anaggie]

Hello Gentleman,

I'm back in the states so a little advice about getting a rapid antigen for return to the USA. PCR tests will not work because all tests must be within 24 hrs of your flight and rapid PCR is very hard to find in Brazil.

For all mongers from the USA. Please do not worry about the 24 HR timeline. The USA does not use hours as a timeline. It uses days and it has from the start. It reads:

Effective  December 6, the  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will require all air passengers two years of age and over entering the United States (including USA  citizens and Legal Permanent Residents) to present a negative COVID-19 test result a negative taken no more than 1 day before departure​, or proof of recovery from the virus within the last 90 days. Airlines must confirm the negative test result or proof of recent recovery for all passengers prior to boarding. ​Airlines must deny boarding of passengers who do not provide documentation of a negative test or recovery.

https://travel.state.gov/content/tra..._US_Entry.html

So, you can take a test more than 24 hrs in advance. For example, my flight usually leaves SP around 10 pm on Sunday which means I have to do my test ONE day before my flight which is Saturday and I can do it at any time on Saturday. I used to take the test on Thursday afternoon in São Paulo back when the requirement was THREE days and not 72 hours.