Rio de Janeiro Reports

[DreamCarnarvon]

DreamC,

Give us a trip report on VM. What path did you take after leaving SC metro station? I've searched extensively on the forum and haven't found anything except a mention of white wall outside the station

How did it go?

PP, actually I havent gotten the chance to make a trip to VM. I've been too busy visiting between BA85, 4X4, Casa de massagems, and Help. I'd stayed in all day yesterday and coulda/shoulda went to VM but I was too exhausted from 4X4 and an all nighter with a wild/boarderline crazy (in a good way) Help GDP.
But there was a detailed map of VM one of the pro forum member had posted...just looked back through the pages and you will find it.

Hope it helps.

DD

[Jan 156]

What path did you take after leaving SC metro station? I've searched extensively on the forum and haven't found anything except a mention of white wall outside the station

The question isn't addressed to me but I sympathise with people struggling with the ISG's search function which, although very good, doesn't always turn up what you are looking for. Some posters make a log of their posts so they can refer people back to key explanations quickly, which I'm afraid I don't. But for what it's worth:

When you get off at SC there's a bridge over the tracks so you can exit the station either side.

Facing the direction you were travelling on in the train, you want to exit left (which is to the south, for those with a sense of direction or a compass). If you can't remember, it is the busy side.

As you come out, the steps double back the way you came. You are on the edge of a busy multi-lane highway. Popcorn and other sellers have trays at the foot of the steps.

You want to walk along the highway in the opposite direction to that which the train was travelling. As traffic drives on the right, this is also so you are facing the oncoming traffic.

You might think about crossing to the other side of the highway and getting a bus. Don't. Not all the buses will stop at Pr.Bandeira/VM and it's quicker and less confussing to walk.

As you follow the pavement, it gets very narrow indeed - barely room for two people to pass. And the traffic is blowing up your socks. This might be unsettling the first time you do it but persevere - you can always figure out how to do it by bus - or the nicer walk from Alfonso Pena - later.

A couple of hundred yards and the road opens out to your left. There's no other turning. You'll see several bridges on your left that you walk under, quite unmistakeable. From there it's just as described many times, straight on and take the second right. If you cross the level crossing you've gone too far.

Have a look on a map (Sperto's or any other map) first. It will reassure you that you know where you're going. Even if you don't.

[Redsox911]

KoolKid

I hope that was Dunda's place you went up 2 different elevators... It brings back great memories... A spot I visit evey time in Rio.. Here is one off my favorites there. Carol I have posted some pictures of her before. Many times I have been there and went over the 1 hour if they are not busy. I will be there in 26 days and counting..

Ace

Hey Ace,

She's just my type!

Is there a link or location to Dunda you can provide?

RS911

[Acenva]

It was 110 reais, you can pay by cash or credit card

KoolKid

I hope that was Dunda's place you went up 2 different elevators... It brings back great memories... A spot I visit evey time in Rio.. Here is one off my favorites there. Carol I have posted some pictures of her before. Many times I have been there and went over the 1 hour if they are not busy. I will be there in 26 days and counting..

Ace

[Koolkid]

Hey KK. You said you paid 110/hr, was that USD or Reais?

Thanks for the report, I'm enjoying reading about your exploits!

It was 110 reais, you can pay by cash or credit card

[Redsox911]

Yesterday we looked at some of the smaller Casas de Massagem in centro. The first 2 were ok, but the 3rd had the best amount of young girls with curves. This place is on Branco had shops underneath and then you go to a lift and go to the 22nd floor I think. All the girls come out and introduce themselves indivdually, some with great curves. I chose Bruna. Great body and bunda with large natural breasts. I paid 110 for an hour in the suite. I took a shower and she came in wearing a red corset type all in one thong thing with high heels.

Anyway we got down to it. She gave one of the best blow jobs I have probably had. Her sex skills are A+. Deep throat, spits all over the dick, balls ass the lot! She starts to ride me and nearly snaps my dick. I last about 10 mins! So shes back down there, then abit of doggy, 10 minutes more blowing it ends with a happy ending on her chin. She has the skills of porn star for sure so I rate her an A++.

Hey KK. You said you paid 110/hr, was that USD or Reais?

Thanks for the report, I'm enjoying reading about your exploits!

[Member #3439]

For those who took the Metro to VM I have a little question.
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I am planning to visit VM tomorrow.

DD

DreamC,

Give us a trip report on VM. What path did you take after leaving SC metro station? I've searched extensively on the forum and haven't found anything except a mention of white wall outside the station

How did it go?

[Member #4156]

Hmmm...Never heard of this place but I might try try it when I get back to Rio in a few days. Does it have the same setup as 502 where you don't have to change clothes?

[Koolkid]

Took an early trip down to centro with a big hangover early on monday morning.
Got a double grill from bobs burger and wished I hadn't. Wondered around for a while
looking for terma 502, but I was a little early and there was not much happening.

So I entered BA85. I always get a buzz when entering this place as You never know
whats gonna be around the next spiral! And this time there was not alot. The last floor
was closed. So i went to the next one down, and grabbed this black girl with huge thighs and
ass. The cabin was cleanish. 5 min blow job, and she then just bent over and let me hit it!
Alot of the girls have arched there back when I've dogged them here but this filly just got low
and let me go full throttle. I tried for her ass but she said no. I looked at the door and noticed it was
a little open. AND then I notice through the slats in the door, a girl outside just standing there watching and
listneing!! This girls ass was so big and it made such a noise when I hit it! I was just chuckling as this was
fucking crazy!

Finished up and went to 4x4 and got a shower. Entered the bar and felt tired and weak. Had afew vodkas and
perped up abit and along came Haika (spelling pronounce?) Tall girl with big bunda large naturals and green eyes.
Took 40 mins in a cabin and it was awsome! Took 2 pics (my first allowed since being here!) Great blowjob balls

etc. Cow girl and then I brought her to the edge of the bed and and I got on top. She brought out some cream/gel

and rubbed it on her little peanut. She came pretty quick so I wanted to go for the A. She stuck her her finger
in her ass and wriggled it around, but was still worried that I would break her..lol. She took it very well and then the phone wrang so it was a tounge finish.

When I was showering I notice that she was in doggy postion spreading her ass looking at it in the mirror, I said

what the fuck? And she said..You broke my ass! LOL

[Beach Star]

How hard is it to get the girls from VM to leave work or meet up at the apt after work?


Chris H

man R$200 and you can lead your own posse!!!!

Seriously I have seen that this subject has been well reported on this forum, so you should look at the reports.

[Chris H]

How hard is it to get the girls from VM to leave work or meet up at the apt after work?


Chris H

[Ryjerrob]

True, especially in Copa. So it helps to change the way people look at you. I practice by spending time with friends who own shops or work at the Uni.

Here's some suggestions:

Have a strong interest in something that justifies your reason for existing / being in Rio. If you were doing your home job (something you know about and can spin convincingly on presumably) but doing it while you were here, what would you be doing? Researching future work? Looking for job opportunities on behalf of your company? Yourself? How about doing some part-time location work?

One of the first questions you get (if you don't look an utter sleaze) is, Are you here for work or holiday? You can be a bit hesitant and say a bit of both. Keep it very vague. Let them think you are meant to be working even if you have all the time in the world. When you have enough of her for the day and have some urgent business in 4x4 it stops all arguments. Centro is a good place to be 'doing business' - she is unlikely to just bump into you unless she also has a job in Centro.

Take a genuine interest in Brasil for god sake. I am almost allergic to mongers whose sole purpose is mongering - nothing wrong with going to Rio solely for mongering, it's just me. But seriously consider having an experience of a lifetime that doesn't involve pussy. Brasil can change the way you think about the world. Once you genuinely develop a love of the music, the dancing, carnaval, the culture, the geography, the language, the politics - anything else that interests you - you will start to radiate that and be able to undercut gdps whose sole 24hr mental preoccupation is selling their bodies. For the more human gdps or gfe types, it establishes a level of communication that is genuine.

Get to know how mongering is viewed by mainstream (non-mongering) Brasilian society. This enables you to take the same slightly high ground attitude when it suits you. Your gdp feels like an exception and your non-gdp 'knows' your not the sort that would go with a 'prostitute'. (Remember as well, any gdp lower down the food chain than your gdp is a 'prostitute' whereas your gdp is not. One feels sorry for such people. The very term tends to mean, 'the sort of sexually active person we would not associate with' - which is a bit broader than anything as specific as the exchange of money.)

Have an excuse for staying in Copa. Everyone in Copa needs one. Have an area you'd rather stay in (mine's Botafogo) but point out how Copa is more convenient for a foreigner.

Have some 'friends' (imaginary ones will do) that you may have to meet from time to time to hang out with and discuss serious areas of non-mongering stuff (which you will have have set up in advance in her mind using the above pretexts).

Have a non-gringo topic to enthuse about at the start of any conversation. 'The lovely people' or 'the beaches' or 'the weather' is lame. One visit to a museum is enough to set you up for plenty of meets. Especially as her mental level is mostly in the gutter a few centimetres above your natural resting place.

This will not suit everyone, but for those who like this route and have the inclination, you may discover it is a lot of fun! You may almost start to find your time in Rio is even more rewarding than you imagined.

Wow, I don't know where to start, but I agree 100% with what you're saying. For me, doing more of what you suggest has made each trip better than the one previous. I really hope a lot of readers get something out of this.

ryjer

[Juan Lo]

True, especially in Copa. So it helps to change the way people look at you. I practice by spending time with friends who own shops or work at the Uni.

Here's some suggestions:

Have a strong interest in something that justifies your reason for existing / being in Rio. If you were doing your home job (something you know about and can spin convincingly on presumably) but doing it while you were here, what would you be doing? Researching future work? Looking for job opportunities on behalf of your company? Yourself? How about doing some part-time location work?

One of the first questions you get (if you don't look an utter sleaze) is, Are you here for work or holiday? You can be a bit hesitant and say a bit of both. Keep it very vague. Let them think you are meant to be working even if you have all the time in the world. When you have enough of her for the day and have some urgent business in 4x4 it stops all arguments. Centro is a good place to be 'doing business' - she is unlikely to just bump into you unless she also has a job in Centro.

Take a genuine interest in Brasil for god sake. I am almost allergic to mongers whose sole purpose is mongering - nothing wrong with going to Rio solely for mongering, it's just me. But seriously consider having an experience of a lifetime that doesn't involve pussy. Brasil can change the way you think about the world. Once you genuinely develop a love of the music, the dancing, carnaval, the culture, the geography, the language, the politics - anything else that interests you - you will start to radiate that and be able to undercut gdps whose sole 24hr mental preoccupation is selling their bodies. For the more human gdps or gfe types, it establishes a level of communication that is genuine.

Get to know how mongering is viewed by mainstream (non-mongering) Brasilian society. This enables you to take the same slightly high ground attitude when it suits you. Your gdp feels like an exception and your non-gdp 'knows' your not the sort that would go with a 'prostitute'. (Remember as well, any gdp lower down the food chain than your gdp is a 'prostitute' whereas your gdp is not. One feels sorry for such people. The very term tends to mean, 'the sort of sexually active person we would not associate with' - which is a bit broader than anything as specific as the exchange of money.)

Have an excuse for staying in Copa. Everyone in Copa needs one. Have an area you'd rather stay in (mine's Botafogo) but point out how Copa is more convenient for a foreigner.

Have some 'friends' (imaginary ones will do) that you may have to meet from time to time to hang out with and discuss serious areas of non-mongering stuff (which you will have have set up in advance in her mind using the above pretexts).

Have a non-gringo topic to enthuse about at the start of any conversation. 'The lovely people' or 'the beaches' or 'the weather' is lame. One visit to a museum is enough to set you up for plenty of meets. Especially as her mental level is mostly in the gutter a few centimetres above your natural resting place.

This will not suit everyone, but for those who like this route and have the inclination, you may discover it is a lot of fun! You may almost start to find your time in Rio is even more rewarding than you imagined.

Its funny that you mention these things to do in Rio without drawing attention to yourself as a monger. I have started doing these things without realizing the advantages of them. And to my surprise. I have gotten more free sex then paying for it. But to hear you mention these things. It makes since. Like you said it may not be for everyone. But it has worked for me So far.

Thanks for the clairfication.

[Jan 156]

cariocas know what most single male gringo tourists are down there for.

True, especially in Copa. So it helps to change the way people look at you. I practice by spending time with friends who own shops or work at the Uni.

Here's some suggestions:

Have a strong interest in something that justifies your reason for existing / being in Rio. If you were doing your home job (something you know about and can spin convincingly on presumably) but doing it while you were here, what would you be doing? Researching future work? Looking for job opportunities on behalf of your company? Yourself? How about doing some part-time location work?

One of the first questions you get (if you don't look an utter sleaze) is, Are you here for work or holiday? You can be a bit hesitant and say a bit of both. Keep it very vague. Let them think you are meant to be working even if you have all the time in the world. When you have enough of her for the day and have some urgent business in 4x4 it stops all arguments. Centro is a good place to be 'doing business' - she is unlikely to just bump into you unless she also has a job in Centro.

Take a genuine interest in Brasil for god sake. I am almost allergic to mongers whose sole purpose is mongering - nothing wrong with going to Rio solely for mongering, it's just me. But seriously consider having an experience of a lifetime that doesn't involve pussy. Brasil can change the way you think about the world. Once you genuinely develop a love of the music, the dancing, carnaval, the culture, the geography, the language, the politics - anything else that interests you - you will start to radiate that and be able to undercut gdps whose sole 24hr mental preoccupation is selling their bodies. For the more human gdps or gfe types, it establishes a level of communication that is genuine.

Get to know how mongering is viewed by mainstream (non-mongering) Brasilian society. This enables you to take the same slightly high ground attitude when it suits you. Your gdp feels like an exception and your non-gdp 'knows' your not the sort that would go with a 'prostitute'. (Remember as well, any gdp lower down the food chain than your gdp is a 'prostitute' whereas your gdp is not. One feels sorry for such people. The very term tends to mean, 'the sort of sexually active person we would not associate with' - which is a bit broader than anything as specific as the exchange of money.)

Have an excuse for staying in Copa. Everyone in Copa needs one. Have an area you'd rather stay in (mine's Botafogo) but point out how Copa is more convenient for a foreigner.

Have some 'friends' (imaginary ones will do) that you may have to meet from time to time to hang out with and discuss serious areas of non-mongering stuff (which you will have have set up in advance in her mind using the above pretexts).

Have a non-gringo topic to enthuse about at the start of any conversation. 'The lovely people' or 'the beaches' or 'the weather' is lame. One visit to a museum is enough to set you up for plenty of meets. Especially as her mental level is mostly in the gutter a few centimetres above your natural resting place.

This will not suit everyone, but for those who like this route and have the inclination, you may discover it is a lot of fun! You may almost start to find your time in Rio is even more rewarding than you imagined.

[Jan 156]

you'll still need a good excuse for not answering her phone calls right away!

Bettery's flat

I left it at home

I switch it off when I'm sleeping

I was in the shower

Or the GDP all-time favourite:

Nao creditos!*

And if you don't have any credits on your phone, there's not much poiont switching it on, is there?

When it comes to the doorman phoning up, I've had problems even when I did want to take the call:

The doorman thinks you're out when you're not

The buzzer doesn't work well

You can't hear the buzzer from the other room/balcony/shower/kitchen/over the sound of frying salgados and eminem

You had your headphones on listening to music

Be sure to set up all these excuses early on - eg letting her see you wear headphones, shouting from the other room that you can't hear her, mentioning that the buzzer doesn't work very well. If I have a girl visiting, I always stress that she should phone me just before she arrives so I know to look out for her.

*which is ungrammatical, but good gringo-speak - I personally don't want her thinking I'm so clever I can anticipate her moves like a well-trained puppy - I'm here, I'm 'stupid' when it suits me.