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[QUOTE=VloneCarti;2818552]Hey guys I'm 22 and could use some advice. So as you guys may or may not know, the dating scene in the US is really bad. I and an online friend of mine around my age have struggled heavily and wanted to use escorts to deal with it but unfortunately escorts in the US are just way too expensive for me and aren't worth it. I currently am making 5-6 k a month running an online business and the dilemma I've been facing is whether I should try and use my income to move overseas completely and p4 p or if I should stay in the US and just travel overseas? The only thing is if I stay in the US and only travel overseas every now and then I feel like I will still be miserable due to living in the US. What do you think is the best course of action for someone in my situation to take? I've completely lost interesting in American women as well as the dating market here and don't have the energy to try ever again. It's really that bad here.[/QUOTE]This really is a personal decision. Are you independent as in you don't mind seeing your friends and family often? (If you move to Brazil, I bet your male friends will come visit) Do you make new friends very easy? Can you adjust to a new culture and new environment?

The best thing to do is book an Airbnb for two months in a good area and try it out. There's no reason to make a big commitment. Vacationing for a week or two in Brazil is obviously fun, but vacationing is not the reality of life somewhere.

[QUOTE=VloneCarti;2818552]Hey guys I'm 22 and could use some advice. So as you guys may or may not know, the dating scene in the US is really bad. I and an online friend of mine around my age have struggled heavily and wanted to use escorts to deal with it but unfortunately escorts in the US are just way too expensive for me and aren't worth it. I currently am making 5-6 k a month running an online business and the dilemma I've been facing is whether I should try and use my income to move overseas completely and p4 p or if I should stay in the US and just travel overseas? The only thing is if I stay in the US and only travel overseas every now and then I feel like I will still be miserable due to living in the US. What do you think is the best course of action for someone in my situation to take? I've completely lost interesting in American women as well as the dating market here and don't have the energy to try ever again. It's really that bad here.[/QUOTE]If you spend more than 183 days a year in Brazil you're in for a 30%+ tax on your worldwide income.

[QUOTE=VloneCarti;2818552]Hey guys I'm 22 and could use some advice. So as you guys may or may not know, the dating scene in the US is really bad. I and an online friend of mine around my age have struggled heavily and wanted to use escorts to deal with it but unfortunately escorts in the US are just way too expensive for me and aren't worth it. I currently am making 5-6 k a month running an online business and the dilemma I've been facing is whether I should try and use my income to move overseas completely and p4 p or if I should stay in the US and just travel overseas? The only thing is if I stay in the US and only travel overseas every now and then I feel like I will still be miserable due to living in the US. What do you think is the best course of action for someone in my situation to take? I've completely lost interesting in American women as well as the dating market here and don't have the energy to try ever again. It's really that bad here.[/QUOTE]If you can make a move overseas and it won't have an impact on your income then you should do it! 5-6 k USD a month is going to be quite comfortable in a lot of places, especially at your age. You are a young man, now is the time to head out and see what he world has to offer you!

Only suggestion I would make would be to consider either Thailand or Philippines before Brazil, unless time zones are a key consideration. Your money will go a little further in these places, English is more widely spoken, they are safer and they have larger expat communities and digital nomad communities too. Think of both these countries as starter mode. After that, then I would give Latin America a try. There is also a bit more flexibility with things like visas, and Asia offers a bit more travel wise too. You are never more than 4-5 hours away from most major Asian cities, and they are all amazingly different.

Also don't discount regular women when you live in any of these countries either. Mongering makes sense when you have a short amount of time on the ground, or you are a bit older and don't have time for the bullshit when it comes to chasing younger women. Or when you have a girl but want a bit of action on the side. However you could be 22 or 52, living in these countries is going to give you access to some amazing women who are going to be far more appreciative than the spoiled cunts you are sick of dealing with. You are way too young to be throwing the towel in on women, you just need to change your environment and leverage the strength of your currency.

You are in a good position. Trust me there are retired expats in Asia who wish they had that sort of monthly income.

Hi VloneCarti, with US $3000 a month you can live as mid-high class depending of the country. In Brazil no doubds mid class. In Argentina, Peru and Colombia you'd be in in the upper class with all that each society can offer you. Brasil, Argentina and Colombia have gorgeous women to date and f*k. Peru and Chile have gorgeous women but they have hundreds of guys waiting for them.

Argies are crazy girls! (the most psiconalized society in the south America), I've worked with tens of models from Argentina and Brazil (you can view my reports and I can show you our sites with productions). Meanwhile brazilians midclass and lower tend to be more family girls. You can ask the ISGers how many times they have been offered marriage after 1 month dating.

The thing may be culture and language. How good are you speaking and writing new latin laguages (spanish and portuguese) ?

[QUOTE=VloneCarti;2818552]Hey guys I'm 22 and could use some advice. So as you guys may or may not know, the dating scene in the US is really bad. I and an online friend of mine around my age have struggled heavily and wanted to use escorts to deal with it but unfortunately escorts in the US are just way too expensive for me and aren't worth it.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=HiddenEye;2820005]Brasil, Argentina and Colombia have gorgeous women to date and f*k. Peru and Chile have gorgeous women but they have hundreds of guys waiting for them.[/QUOTE]Although both countries are nice in their own way, I'm less impressed with Peruvian and Chilean women. Perhaps that's why the gorgeous ones receive so much attention.

By the way, many times I found that a hot girl in Chile or Peru was actually a Venezolana.

Chile and Peru were not great destinations for the sport, and as you mention, venezuelans are flooding the streets of Lima mostly.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2820039]Although both countries are nice in their own way, I'm less impressed with Peruvian and Chilean women. Perhaps that's why the gorgeous ones receive so much attention.

By the way, many times I found that a hot girl in Chile or Peru was actually a Venezolana.[/QUOTE]

Random question but does anyone know where I can get cider in Rio?

I'm pretty much teetotal but fancied a nice bottle of cold cider on my last trip to Sao Paulo but couldn't find it anywhere I looked.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=HiddenEye;2820005]Hi VloneCarti, with US $3000 a month you can live as mid-high class depending of the country. In Brazil no doubds mid class. In Argentina, Peru and Colombia you'd be in in the upper class with all that each society can offer you. Brasil, Argentina and Colombia have gorgeous women to date and f*k. Peru and Chile have gorgeous women but they have hundreds of guys waiting for them.

Argies are crazy girls! (the most psiconalized society in the south America), I've worked with tens of models from Argentina and Brazil (you can view my reports and I can show you our sites with productions). Meanwhile brazilians midclass and lower tend to be more family girls. You can ask the ISGers how many times they have been offered marriage after 1 month dating.[/QUOTE]Got it thanks! To be honest, I only know very little Spanish and that's from the 2 years I took it in high school. I plan on learning Spanish again December of this year then will spend the next 2 years learning Spanish and once I'm fluent in it will then travel overseas. So right now I'm pretty much just stacking my money up as much as possible so that in 2 years I will have more than enough to go overseas.

[QUOTE=WayneRoberts;2819950]If you can make a move overseas and it won't have an impact on your income then you should do it! 5-6 k USD a month is going to be quite comfortable in a lot of places, especially at your age. You are a young man, now is the time to head out and see what he world has to offer you!

Only suggestion I would make would be to consider either Thailand or Philippines before Brazil, unless time zones are a key consideration. Your money will go a little further in these places, English is more widely spoken, they are safer and they have larger expat communities and digital nomad communities too. Think of both these countries as starter mode. After that, then I would give Latin America a try. There is also a bit more flexibility with things like visas, and Asia offers a bit more travel wise too. You are never more than 4-5 hours away from most major Asian cities, and they are all amazingly different.

Also don't discount regular women when you live in any of these countries either. Mongering makes sense when you have a short amount of time on the ground, or you are a bit older and don't have time for the bullshit when it comes to chasing younger women..[/QUOTE]Very good point. My only issue with Asia is a couple things. For starters, Asian women aren't really my type physically to be honest. I just prefer Latinas a lot more. I do agree that Thailand or Philippines would be a lot better for me to visit first since they are a lot safer than Latin America and they speak English. My other issue is how far / long the plane rides are. From US to Asia it seems the flights are over 20 hours long. I've never been on a flight that long before and sounds quite exhausting to be on a plane for that duration. If Asia was a lot closer by and the women were my type then I would love to go more. I still do plan on visiting Thailand or Asia in general but I don't think it will be as much as Latin America due to those reasons.

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2820349]Random question but does anyone know where I can get cider in Rio?

I'm pretty much teetotal but fancied a nice bottle of cold cider on my last trip to Sao Paulo but couldn't find it anywhere I looked.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]You should try the Brazilian brand Incider. It's served warm though.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2821552]You should try the Brazilian brand Incider. It's served warm though.[/QUOTE]I plan on sampling that a lot on my upcoming trip haha. Thanks.

[QUOTE=SeAsF;2822641]Hi all, I am visiting SP from the USA. First time ISG, but frequent on USASG. I do not speak Porto, but am fluent in Spanish. I don't expect to understand much Porto, but am hoping the Spanish can at least give me a sense of language.

Spending just under a week in SP. I've tried to do my research on this board and have read the past 10 pages. I think the user I quote below has me on a good lead. Can anyone confirm these two locations? Will I be okay as a non-Porto speaker? I was planning on getting a hotel nearby, is that a good decision in that neighborhood, or should I get somewhere in Pinheiros and Uber?

As much as I want to do Scandallo, I'm more inclined for the cost-efficient option, as I'll be coming from a long week in Sao Luiz / Lencois Maranhenses so would like to save cash where I can. From my understanding (and please correct me if I'm wrong, this is just based off my research on this forum), I can expect to spend about $50 BRL on a room, and then however much a girl will charge.

Any help, direction, or even confirmation of information, would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Just returned from Brazil. I speak ok Porto and on my trip was surprised to discover that upon hearing me speak many Brazilians, including girls tried to switch to Spanish apparently mistaking me for the Spanish speaker. I mean my Spanish is ok but my Portuguese is much better but just based on this you should be able to communicate in Brazil.

Be aware though that it's mostly one way relationship between Spanish and Portuguese speakers. Portuguese is hard on unaccustomed ear. I sometimes refer to it as a 'lazy language'. Brazilians would be able to understand your Spanish much more than you their Portuguese.

Also, we'd love to hear your report on Sao Luiz and I know that I personally would love to know your take on Lencois Maranhenses which I'm considering visiting on my next trip. DM me on that if you can, or post here.

After reading all the positive posts on the ISG, I wanted to check by myself about mongering in Brazil.

4 days in SP and 4 days in Rio is not much but enough to have a glimpse.

I am fluent in spanish but not in portuguese so I had to use google translate all the time in spite of some knowledge of portuguese.

The daytime action is not great as lets say in Medellin.

And I could not find any decent street girls.

The clinicas are a good option but they are not that cheap and the girls I seen did not turn me on.

The prives are cheap but are exhausting to find.

I went to 4 x4 in Rio and liked it; Same as HKG in Tijuana, but less expensive.

Villa mimosa is OK but not as good as I expected and only at night.

The upside of Brazil is diversity; you find all types of women.

Downside is the distance to US and mediocre daytime action. They also will establish a visa requirement for Americans starting October.

Conclusion; will I return? Probably not unless I have something else to do there. I'd rather go to Peru instead that have cheap "chongos".

[QUOTE=Nrlmus;2822731]Just returned from Brazil. I speak ok Porto and on my trip was surprised to discover that upon hearing me speak many Brazilians, including girls tried to switch to Spanish apparently mistaking me for the Spanish speaker.[/QUOTE]People are fucking crazy. If I am somewhere and start speaking to someone in one of the other languages I speak, they don't even listen, but instead reply I don't speak English. I guess they take one look at me and figure he is American, there is no remote way he could be speaking to me in my language. I say does it sound like I am speaking English?

[QUOTE=BigButtDetecto;2823745]After reading all the positive posts on the ISG, I wanted to check by myself about mongering in Brazil.

4 days in SP and 4 days in Rio is not much but enough to have a glimpse.

I am fluent in spanish but not in portuguese so I had to use google translate all the time in spite of some knowledge of portuguese.

The daytime action is not great as lets say in Medellin.

And I could not find any decent street girls.

The clinicas are a good option but they are not that cheap and the girls I seen did not turn me on.

The prives are cheap but are exhausting to find.

I went to 4 x4 in Rio and liked it; Same as HKG in Tijuana, but less expensive..[/QUOTE]Dude, you know your way about Colombia and Tijuana but not Brazil. You speak Spanish but not Portuguese. Unless you have someone to show you around of course you're going to like your familiar stomping grounds better than somewhere where you only spend only 4 days. Come on now.