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[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2855588]No the people I am talking about are normal down to earth women.[/QUOTE]That sounds like an oxymoron LOL.

But in all seriousness some gals like I mentioned don't want a partner and like the freedom of being single.

Some also have terrible personalities.

Some are 30+ and are competing with 20 somethings.

The list goes on.

A single woman in this day and age is definitely the sign of something off because a girl can fill up her calendar in under an hour.

Might not be the best of the best but it can be done.

The power of numbers really beats everything.

Brazil never stops to surprise. A couple was caught having oral sex in line at a butcher's shop, in a supermarket. "Provando a linguiça".

[URL]https://odia.ig.com.br/brasil/2023/09/6715833-casal-e-flagrado-por-camera-de-seguranca-fazendo-sexo-oral-em-acougue.html[/URL]

Any recommendations for best latin American countries to go to p4 p for a complete travel newbie? I'm 22 and soon will be planning a trip abroad (hopefully next summer) to visit a Latin American country to p4 p and be able to lose my virginity. The problem is I don't really have any experience at all with traveling abroad. I've never traveled solo by myself to a foreign country before and have only traveled out of the country once to China when I was 16 but that was a school trip. Does anyone have any recommendations on where I can go to that would be great for a travel newbie like me? I think Colombia and Brazil might be out automatically cause I've heard they can be somewhat hard to navigate. I know a lot of people recommend Thailand but unfortunately I'm not attracted to Asian women and also really like thick women so wondering what options I have. One place I do want to go to is sosua but I'm not sure how newbie friendly it is.

[QUOTE=VloneCarti;2864158]Any recommendations for best latin American countries to go to p4 p for a complete travel newbie? I'm 22 and soon will be planning a trip abroad (hopefully next summer) to visit a Latin American country to p4 p and be able to lose my virginity. The problem is I don't really have any experience at all with traveling abroad. I've never traveled solo by myself to a foreign country before and have only traveled out of the country once to China when I was 16 but that was a school trip. Does anyone have any recommendations on where I can go to that would be great for a travel newbie like me? I think Colombia and Brazil might be out automatically cause I've heard they can be somewhat hard to navigate. I know a lot of people recommend Thailand but unfortunately I'm not attracted to Asian women and also really like thick women so wondering what options I have. One place I do want to go to is sosua but I'm not sure how newbie friendly it is.[/QUOTE]Consider it. San Jose and Jaco. Easy to get to. Super newbie friendly. I mean it's like spearing fish in a barrel. Point and click and fuck another hottie! Costa Rica. It's converted many a man into a monger. And from there, you can go on to bigger and better things young man. Costa Rica. A finishing school for mongers! Yes sir it is.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2864174]Consider it. San Jose and Jaco. Easy to get to. Super newbie friendly. I mean it's like spearing fish in a barrel. Point and click and fuck another hottie! Costa Rica. It's converted many a man into a monger. And from there, you can go on to bigger and better things young man. Costa Rica. A finishing school for mongers! Yes sir it is.[/QUOTE]Awesome thanks for the recommendation. I've been doing a little research into San Jose. Been hearing a lot about Sportsmens Lodge and Hotel Taormina. Yes I can't wait to start my monger journey have just been having trouble deciding where to start first haha.

What is the status of the proposed visa for Americans? Is there a firm date for the visa fee to be imposed?

[QUOTE=Explorer8939;2865107]What is the status of the proposed visa for Americans? Is there a firm date for the visa fee to be imposed?[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english/vistor-visa-vivis[/URL]

[QUOTE=Mangera;2865559][URL]https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english/vistor-visa-vivis[/URL][/QUOTE]January 10 is the target date. No idea if it will stick.

"Additional information will be announced in due course. ".

In case anyone is interested. I emailed the consulate of Brazil here in L. A. I asked if I have a visa from before with an expiration date of 2026, will it still be good next year when the new visa rules go into effect. The answer was she believed the visa will still be good but to contact the consulate again in January in case something changes. I will contact again in January unless we find out something earlier.

[QUOTE=QuackUp;2866566]In case anyone is interested. I emailed the consulate of Brazil here in L. A. I asked if I have a visa from before with an expiration date of 2026, will it still be good next year when the new visa rules go into effect. The answer was she believed the visa will still be good but to contact the consulate again in January in case something changes. I will contact again in January unless we find out something earlier.[/QUOTE]Thanks for this valuable confirmation, as it's what I've heard as well. I guess we'll see in January!

[QUOTE=QuackUp;2866566]In case anyone is interested. I emailed the consulate of Brazil here in L. A. I asked if I have a visa from before with an expiration date of 2026, will it still be good next year when the new visa rules go into effect. The answer was she believed the visa will still be good but to contact the consulate again in January in case something changes. I will contact again in January unless we find out something earlier.[/QUOTE]I'm definitely interested. I have an existing visa that doesn't expire until late October 2026. I went to the consulate in NYC to get it and paid over $100 for it. I certainly hope they honor it for the full 10 year term. I hope to return to Brazil in the latter part of January 2024 and intend to use this visa to enter.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2864174]Consider it. San Jose and Jaco. Easy to get to. Super newbie friendly. I mean it's like spearing fish in a barrel. Point and click and fuck another hottie! Costa Rica. It's converted many a man into a monger. And from there, you can go on to bigger and better things young man. Costa Rica. A finishing school for mongers! Yes sir it is.[/QUOTE]How does Costa Rica compare today to 15 years ago when HDR was busy. That's how long it's been for me.

[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2866627]How does Costa Rica compare today to 15 years ago when HDR was busy. That's how long it's been for me.[/QUOTE]The Taormina Hotel has replaced the Hotel del Rey as ground zero for fucking in San Jose. In addition the beach town of Jaco, which wasn't a "thing" when I started going, is a must-do destination for mongering in Costa Rica. There are several hotels, bars, nightclubs and so forth there, with the Cocal Hotel being at the center of the action. So, Costa Rica definitely holds onto its "permanent monger member nation" status. Interested mongers should read the appropriate threads to obtain more detailed intel.

[QUOTE=Explorer8939;2865107]What is the status of the proposed visa for Americans? Is there a firm date for the visa fee to be imposed?[/QUOTE]Miami.

[URL]https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english/electronic-visitor-visa-e-visa[/URL]

As of December 1st 2023,the platform will be up and running. The application process is done completely online and for such no facilitation is required by any intermediaries.

[URL]https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/[/URL]

So we're supposed upload 30 days worth of bank statements for our eVisa? Not like that's a security risk or anything. I'm sure everything will be ok.