Rio de Janeiro Reports

I classify the morena paulistana callsign Kamila, and the Belem Morena callsign Belem.

My intent is to dupla the targets.

I have just blown third load of pernoite up Monique's passage.

We stepped out to AMPM between second and third loads.

Dropped 150 reais there for food.

All is well in Rio.

Vagabundo Sends.

FOUO NOFORN.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2539592]I concur completely with these remarks.

"I don't want to get into a debate about this, we're all entitled to our opinions, but I would rather live my life than live in fear of a virus that factually, scientifically, is not dangerous for 90%+ of the population. I spent a lot of 2020 in Europe and Brazil has been a beautiful counterbalance to the fear and loathing that I experienced there. Many things can kill us, in "the west" (debatable if Brazil should be included in that definition) we're so insulated that any slight risk brings about an absurd reaction, in Brazil (most of) the people know that life is short and there are many risks, as such they live in a somewhat fatalistic manner that has been wonderful to experience.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=HarryDubois;2539353]

I get the impression, looking at the online ads, that R$150 and R$500 women may in many cases be of equal quality however because she is MORE expensive there are customers who will want the R$500 one.

Is this true, or am I misunderstanding it?[/QUOTE]I think it's a little more than that.

Other things being equal, you might expect more sophistication from a R$500 GDP, not necessarily more hotness. Performance-wise, they might know better the buttons, emotional and physical, they need to push to keep you happy. That may or may not be something you're willing to pay a premium for. I've had great performances from inexpensive girls (this is Rio, after all), but then I don't mind giving directions when I need to. So if you're just interested in a physical aspect of a job, I don't believe the difference in price is worth it. However, if you want to talk and feel the connection (illusory, as might be), and maybe take her out for dinner and expect she'll know not to wear hooker clothing to a nice restaurant, then the higher fee might be worth it.

I should have added that, if I wasn't here in Rio with my girlfriend (yikes), I would almost certainly be living a happy life in Transamerica, just not sure she'd appreciate its charms I've been there often and it is a magical place. Haha very much the Hotel California. Standing in reception awaiting the room number (this process takes forever of course) I have witnessed some magnificent specimens. Hard to approach them in the maelstrom of girls picking things up from reception and guys coming and going, however I'm guessing if you're based there you can easily hook up with / befriend these beauties. Many of which I never see on the usual sites! A real goldmine.

And yes I much prefer Rio post-Christmas and post-carnival when things revert to a calm, chill, weed-infused heavenly flow. I could spend years in that flow but am being dragged away against my will (by GF) to Mexico and then (the horror) back to locked-down Europe. I'll return by November though. Hopefully with some permanence! I could easily live in Rio, either part-time (6 months here, 6 months in Europe sounds amazing) or full-time. It fast became my favourite city.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2539592]I concur completely with these remarks.

"I don't want to get into a debate about this, we're all entitled to our opinions, but I would rather live my life than live in fear of a virus that factually, scientifically, is not dangerous for 90%+ of the population. I spent a lot of 2020 in Europe and Brazil has been a beautiful counterbalance to the fear and loathing that I experienced there. Many things can kill us, in "the west" (debatable if Brazil should be included in that definition) we're so insulated that any slight risk brings about an absurd reaction, in Brazil (most of) the people know that life is short and there are many risks, as such they live in a somewhat fatalistic manner that has been wonderful to experience.[/QUOTE]

Haha yes I haven't done any business here (yet) but I can imagine the upside in their character could become downside very quickly. But wow there's so much here that I love, E. G I've been to the federal police 3 x times in an effort to extend my visa, this should be super easy and done online but of course in Brazil it is bureaucratic and slow. However I never complain, the benefits here are just so compelling vs the downsides.

Thanks for offer on the investor visa. I will definitely reach out when I push the button on that!

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;2539630]Absolutely outstanding review. As someone who has lived among the masses and holds a few near and dear, I concur with your sentiment about Brazilians and how they live life. Not sure I will ever do serious business with them, because of that same live in the moment perspective and seeing more than a few screw over their closest friends, but yeah, to hell with the gloom and doom. Reach out if you do plan on going for the investor visa, I have some pointers. Again, outstanding review.[/QUOTE]

Santa definitely varies depending on which part, the lower area around Lapa is extremely sketchy (e. G. My taxi was bombarded by cracked-up lunatics trying to pull me and driver out of the car to do god knows what on a Lapa street at 1 pm!) but I was living on the top of the hill near the famous Aprazival restaurant. This area is quite upmarket and super hip, there are great restaurants / bars (Bar do Gomes and Bar do Minero being classics) and it is super safe. Interestingly, BOPE's (the Rio special forces police) HQ / training ground is on that hill so a) you hear them training with automatic weapons, grenades, etc. All day and night b) it keeps it pretty safe as these badasses are often cruising around.

The only real downside of Santa is that the beach is min 20 minutes away, and if you're in Rio for a holiday you kinda want to be near the beach, right? If I was to live in Rio I'd consider Santa though as property is cheaper and it's a cool area.

[QUOTE=Spidy;2539591]Thanks for the report. Definitely a different way to experience P4P in Rio from Santa Teresa as your base.

Just curious though, as to where you spent your evenings and nights? It there enough nightly activity in Santa Teresa to keep things interesting?[/QUOTE]

I'm not sure, I was living in my friend's apartment with my GF so I never had any guests.

There are tons of apartments on Airbnb though and unlike Copa or Ipa etc there almost certainly won't be a porter / reception, so I guess pretty chill.

[QUOTE=Bravo;2539585]How was ST at night. I always heard it was a beautiful location but dangerous to walk around at night. Were their apartments / homes that didn't mind if you had "guests"?[/QUOTE]

Super interesting and definitely valid in this context.

I pay 500-600 for 18-20 year old super hot girls because, hey, life is short. These are model quality girls and genuinely 18-19 - that one can pay to fuck such a princess (for under $1000) is rare and wonderful. The thing is, their service invariably sucks. I know it will suck, I had one yesterday at Transamerica who was 18 and from SP. Super hot girl, amazing body, etc. Etc. But she fucked like it was her 1st or 2nd time (I. E. Not good! On balance I'm still happy to include this in my mix (once per week) because damn these young girls are hot.

On the other hand I can pay 150 for a 18-20 year old who is still hot but not model hot. This girl will be a PRO at sucking and fucking, she may do anal, and she isn't by any standards bad looking, she's a 7-8 on my scale. On balance, this makes the most sense to me value-wise and quality / service-wise and that's why my daily diet is this kind of girl.

But sometimes you just want the innocent 18 year old!

[QUOTE=HarryDubois;2539353]In regards to prostitutes in Rio, I have the impression that there may be something called the Veblen Effect heavily involved.

[URL]https://www.monash.edu/business/marketing/marketing-dictionary/v/veblen-effect[/URL]

This has been studied regarding wine.

[URL]https://winefolly.com/tips/is-expensive-wine-worth-it/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.rd.com/article/why-expensive-wine-tastes-better/[/URL].[/QUOTE]

New round of prives here, have gone to and fucked at all of them. Sexy hot is pretty crazy, the address cut off in the picture but it's av 13 maio 33 #3206.32nd floor so you have a view of the entire city and bay while you fuck it's nice. Tbh haven't had a bad experience at all here with any chick. All the girls are really good acctresses / and / or / enjoy the sex, at the shithole uruguiana 24 today a girl came during cowgirl, it was great. Probably cause I got there early and she wasnt worn out.

Prices are mostly 15 min 50 k, 20 min 60-70 k, 30 min 80-100 k, 40 min 120-140 k, 60 min 140-80 k at these places. Terapias like dudas, zen terapia, onix are more expensive side but worth it for the cabin and chica, more spinners at the terapias. Prives have the classic brazillian ass I've found. And it's not even fat, it's like muscle / thick. Can't find that in the states, must be the feiajao.

Talk to the elevator guys at these predios because they will show you all new rooms, they know everything. Just got a good tip at 1115 rio branco 185 from the elevator guy, didn't get the places name though. GFE, DFK, etc. Recommend. They know why we're there, don't try to be coy kkkk.

I've also found it helps for the GFE if you shower everytime you get there, even if you already showered before. That way they just know you're clean.

Oh, and of the 25 -35 girls I've fucked, only 1 didn't do BBBJ! Fuck right. I find it hard to last when they give that great bbj for 5-10 min before fucking, got to pace urself.

[QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2539888]New round of prives here, have gone to and fucked at all of them. Sexy hot is pretty crazy, the address cut off in the picture but it's av 13 maio 33[/QUOTE]One advice regarding Treze de Maio 33. There are a dozen of guys handing out cards to prives outside the building. They mostly works for the worst privées, the ones on your cards.

You are much better of studying Gpguia and Gpgarena, make notes, go to Treze de Maio 33. Go to the top floor and work yourself downstairs, using the fire-stairs as the elevators are complicated in that building. Privées open and close quickly in TdM 33.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2539896]One advice regarding Treze de Maio 33. There are a dozen of guys handing out cards to prives outside the building. They mostly works for the worst prives, the ones on your cards.

You are much better of studying Gpguia and Gpgarena, make notes, go to Treze de Maio 33. Go to the top floor and work yourself downstairs, using the fire-stairs as the elevators are complicated in that building. Prives open and close quickly in TdM 33.[/QUOTE]Yep, they always try and lead you in there too, when it's not that hard to find them once inside. It gets so fucking hot in the stairs, I end up just waiting for the elevators.

And thanks, I found [URL]gparena.net[/URL] on pg 250 something on the forum, the recent relatos are a huge help for filtering photoacompanhantes and prives. I cross reference the prive / terapia post of the locals with your guide you put out, this one, just part of it:

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The big 5: Definitely worth checking out while in Rio. A must! (Anal usually are $50 extra). Prices listed below may vary by are $10, prices just keep going up.

Bel Prazer (2517-0879) Av Rio Branco 185 Sala 2114. [URL]http://www.belprazer.com/[/URL] (R $110 60 mins).

Bellas Massagem (2215-4199) Av Rio Branco 185 Sala 725 [URL]http://www.bellasmassagens.com/[/URL].

Duda (2517-1656) Av Rio Branco 156 Sala 3320 (R $85 40 mins, are $115 60 minutes).

Nova Massagem (2215-3553) Casa 19. Rua the Conceio, and 19 [URL]http://novamassagem.com/[/URL] (same owners as Bel Prazer and same price).

Lokal Zen Av treze de Maio, 33. Sala 2414. [URL]http://lokalzen.com/[/URL] (R $100 60 mins).

The entrance is off Travessa dos Poetas de calada, you need to go to the second floor to catch the crappy o.

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Along with the cabin ratings. Some of them are closed now but it's fun checking which is open LOL.

Anyways, these are the terapias I cross referenced from int sex guide with gparenta, haven't been to all yet but most have been great. for any mongers coming thru:
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Anitta's. Prive*.

Description.

Av Rio Branco 185, Sala 1722.10 Garotas. Prices: 60 reals 20 minutes, 100 reals for 30 minutes. Tel: +55 21 99577-8126,2125446189, 2199739-73. Hours: 11 am to 20:00. *.

Espao Shiva Terapias.

Description.

Av. Rio Branco, 181, Sala 104.15 Garotas.

Price: are $150 Hour. Tel: +55 (21) 99987-0633. Hours: Monday to Friday 11 am to 19:00. *.

M & M Massage.

Description.

Av. Rio Branco 185, Sala 405. Centro. 4 Garotas. Prices: are $100-150. Tel: (21) 9760-70242,*(21) 3923-835. Hours:

Bel Prazer. Prive.

Description.

Rio Branca,185, Sala 2114, Centro, 20th floor then walking up one floor. Some big time winners and many doable ones. Big surprise. *10-15 Garotas. Prices: are $110 20 min, are $130 40 min. , are $160 hour. Tel: WhatsApp +55 21 99887.

LOKAL ZEN.

Description.

Av. 13 de Maio, 33 - sala 2414, Centro. 10+ Garotas. Prices: are $80 30 min. , are $120 hour. Tel: 212 220 2540/219 6654 4828. Hours: _ *.

FLvia Massagens.

Description.

Av. Rio Branco, 156 - 1018 - Centro. __ Garotas. Prices: are $100 30 min. Tel: (21) 99550-0693. Hours: _.

KLASS MASSAGEM.

Description.

Av. Rio Branco, 156 - sl. 1439, Centro. 12 Garotas. Prices: are $120+ Hour. Tel: _ Hours: _ *.

Diva's Massagens /*CENTRO BELLAS.

Description.

Av. Rio Branco 156, sala 1833,7 Garotas. Prices: are $80. Tel: (21) 2081-6493. Hours: Monday to Friday 10 am to 7.

Depressed -*STUDIO MEL ESTETICA CORPORAL E FACIAL.

Description.

Av. Rio Branco 156, # 1809. GPS: -22.9070683, -43.1775715 Prices: are $20* 20 Min. , are $100 hour Tel: 99020-1091. * Hours: _ *.


CALNDULA MASSAGEM60min 150

Av. Rio Branco, 156 - sala 906, Centro


[PRIV] DELIRIUS URBANUS60 min 100

Av. Rio Branco, 156 - sala 520, Centro

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just got back from riobranco 185 #1722, all 8's, 60 min 150. didnt get name, elevator guy showed me

Well Monique and I did hula hula and barra posto 7 beach.

Swam at the yellow flag.

278 reais for lunch and drinks.

Smoked weed on the beach in barra like city of god the movie.

Went to recreio. Awesome.

Tried to get up to nude beach at grumari but ran out of daylight.

Came back to Transamerica.

Fucked to Ana foxxx [URL]kink.com[/URL].

Rappi for big Macs.

Will fuck. Pernoite too.

[QUOTE=AHighlander;2539779]I should have added that, if I wasn't here in Rio with my girlfriend (yikes), I would almost certainly be living a happy life in Transamerica, just not sure she'd appreciate its charms I've been there often and it is a magical place. Haha very much the Hotel California. Standing in reception awaiting the room number (this process takes forever of course) I have witnessed some magnificent specimens. Hard to approach them in the maelstrom of girls picking things up from reception and guys coming and going, however I'm guessing if you're based there you can easily hook up with / befriend these beauties. Many of which I never see on the usual sites! A real goldmine.

And yes I much prefer Rio post-Christmas and post-carnival when things revert to a calm, chill, weed-infused heavenly flow. I could spend years in that flow but am being dragged away against my will (by GF) to Mexico and then (the horror) back to locked-down Europe. I'll return by November though. Hopefully with some permanence! I could easily live in Rio, either part-time (6 months here, 6 months in Europe sounds amazing) or full-time. It fast became my favourite city.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AHighlander;2539363]With great sadness I'm leaving Brazil after 4 wonderful and joyous months.

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I had Covid last year and am still full of antibodies, therefore I don't care so much about Covid. I can't explain what a pleasure it has been to spend the last 4 months in a country where, for the most part, people have embraced living vs fear. I don't want to get into a debate about this, we're all entitled to our opinions, but I would rather live my life than live in fear of a virus that factually, scientifically, is not dangerous for 90%+ of the population. I spent a lot of 2020 in Europe and Brazil has been a beautiful counterbalance to the fear and loathing that I experienced there. Many things can kill us, in "the west" (debatable if Brazil should be included in that definition) we're so insulated that any slight risk brings about an absurd reaction, in Brazil (most of) the people know that life is short and there are many risks, as such they live in a somewhat fatalistic manner that has been wonderful to experience.[/QUOTE]Hey AHighlander,

Thank you for your post, brought back many good memories! I spent quite a bit of time in Rio, and always had a rollicking good time. I have to admit that I never spent more than 2 months consecutively in Brazil, so you clearly have the leg up in terms of experience. My experience with the GdPs is also much more limited, because I have always been able to pull from the local bars and dance halls. I have been in Rio five times, but never went to a terma believe it or not. But I have to say, in my opinion there is nothing that compares to being 'objectified' by a Brazilian non-pro!

I concur with you about the "life versus fear" attitude in Brazil (on average, I should say). I met many Brazilians facing total hardship every day, but they were happy and positive people. When coming back to the 'first world', there was never a shortage of well-to-do folk being miserable, for some really BS reasons IMHO. But over time, I learned that the Brazilian "tanto faz!" attitude is a double-edged sword. There is the stoic version in the sense of "there is nothing I can do about it, so I am not going to worry about it", which I totally admire. But there is also the "I don't give a shit about what happens to others" version, which I have also seen many a times.

I see where you are coming from. Being previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 makes it very unlikely for you get infected again (at least for quite a while), but there is also increasing evidence that you are much less likely to be an asymptomatic carrier who can infect others, so very similar to being vaccinated. Right on! That said. It is true that for 90%+ of the newly infected the consequences are benign, but someone who gets infected can be a carrier who passes it on to some cancer survivor down the line who then kicks the bucket. Some BM posted a video here from Barra a little while ago where in essence no-one gave a s* about wearing a mask, and given where we are, undoubtedly the majority of these people had not been vaccinated and / or been previously infected. As much as I love the country, that rubbed me the wrong way. And if you look at the recent numbers, the shit is about to hit the fan for real. So I think the question of "life versus fear" is also a question of what price you are willing to pay, and how likely you think it is your number will be called. As far as I can tell, I have not been infected yet, so I am OK with blue balls for now. Once I am vaccinated, I'll be on the road again.

[QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2539898]It gets so fucking hot in the stairs, I end up just waiting for the elevators.[/QUOTE]
Stairs need some comments. I always carry a long privè-list with me when I'm in Rio. To reach the privées I want to visit it's often best to take the elevator to the top floor and work my way down using the stairs. The alternative is to return to the the ground floor and que for another elevator, as the elevator just serves some floors.

Rio Branco 156: A very good building to use the stairs. There are two stairs. Very easy for running down. The janitors often hang out in the stairs. They know all the privées.

Rio Branco 185: This isn't a good building to use the stairs. The stairs make the building easy-navigated. The problem is the porteiros on the ground floor who monitors all the floors, some of them are a pain in the ass. If you use the stairs they will yell in the loudspeakers (on the different floors) and tell that it's forbidden to hang out in the corridors. Very annoying. The good thing is that some of the guys working the elevators are a very valuable source of information. I have one elevator buddy in RB185. He knows every privê in the building and all the girls who works at the privées. When it's just me and him in the elevator he'll give me the latest information on the new hottest girls. Often he's very interested to hear what I think about the newbies.

Avenida Treze de Maio 33. This is a confusing building. The elevators are located on three different spots. On the bottom floor, the second floor (reached by escalators) and also in the end of the building. The elevator ques are often very long and the elevators are extremely slow. The stairs in TDM33 are very good. Easy to run downstairs.

Rua Uruguaiana 24. This isn't a big building and there are no elevator options, but it still need an advice. Before you enter the building you pick up a flyer in the pharmacy on the other side of the street. Enter the building, make a stop half a stair up to let your eyes get used to the darkness in the stairs and when you go up and down never touch the railings. The railings are superfilthy of dirt and sperm (there are no showers for the customers). If you need to touch the railings, use the flyer you brought.

P.S Rua Buenos Aires 85. This privê building is history. It used to be an excellent trash-privè-building. Five floors with cheap privées with often very good quality. Anyway, the spiral stairs at RBA85 were the worst you could imagine. Extremely narrow and with incredibly dirty railings (rust, sperm and god knows what else). Meeting a fat guy in those stairs were mission impossible.

Sounds like.

1 great porn location.

2 great gamer location, ie ready player 1, go bang 25 hookers.

Both.

Haha.

Monique and I are waiting for cappuccino from rappi.

We riofornicated to kira noir bound gangbang and are watching comedy and smoking grass.

Groovy man.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2539980]Stairs need some comments. I always carry a long priv-list with me when I'm in Rio. To reach the prives I want to visit it's often best to take the elevator to the top floor and work my way down using the stairs. The alternative is to return to the the ground floor and que for another elevator, as the elevator just serves some floors.

Rio Branco 156: A very good building to use the stairs. There are two stairs. Very easy for running down. The janitors often hang out in the stairs. They know all the prives.

Rio Branco 185: This isn't a good building to use the stairs. The stairs make the building easy-navigated. The problem is the porteiros on the ground floor who monitors all the floors, some of them are a pain in the ass. If you use the stairs they will yell in the loudspeakers (on the different floors) and tell that it's forbidden to hang out in the corridors. Very annoying. The good thing is that some of the guys working the elevators are a very valuable source of information. I have one elevator buddy in RB185. He knows every priv in the building and all the girls who works at the prives. When it's just me and him in the elevator he'll give me the latest information on the new hottest girls. Often he's very interested to hear what I think about the newbies..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Sperto;2539980]P.S Rua Buenos Aires 85. This priv building is history. It used to be an excellent trash-priv-building. Five floors with cheap prives with often very good quality. Anyway, the spiral stairs at RBA85 were the worst you could imagine. Extremely narrow and with incredibly dirty railings (rust, sperm and god knows what else). Meeting a fat guy in those stairs were mission impossible.[/QUOTE]And sometimes the sixth floor would be open for business as well.