Black American Men in Brazil (DOCUMENTARY)

Benny Bugatti said:
Oh word? I know dudes got principles about paying for sex, but that broad for the price of a :nerd:z filet? At a certain point just do it, man.
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All those girls that were on those american made brazilian dvd's are dirt cheap escorts

Darlene, luana, babalu, monica santiago, etc etc

Each and every one of em.
 
ninjahood said:
ask a dominican bout going to DR, they'll tell you its HEAVEN and you come back and realize that 99% of these women

trying to set thrist traps aint ish in da grand scheme of things...with that entitled mentality.
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Dominican chicks LOVE black dudes
 
AntonLaVey said:
What I wanna know is, how can I smash them Brazilians that look like Adriana Lima.
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Money + class + upper RIO + white
 
ninjahood said:
ask a dominican bout going to DR, they'll tell you its HEAVEN and you come back and realize that 99% of these women

trying to set thrist traps aint ish in da grand scheme of things...with that entitled mentality.
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yeah aight and once she got those those papers..she's gone :lol: :rofl: FOH
 
Do Americans even attempt to learn something about any other culture but theirs? Divorcing is seen as somewhat taboo in most African, eastern european, and Latin countries. That divorce **** is for british and americans. Even russian mail order brides don't leave their husbands after getting those papers and that is why they got married in the first place. Hell a Russian mail order bride sometimes says no to a proposal if they dont like the guy
 
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sunshineblotters said:
Do Americans even attempt to learn something about any other culture but theirs? Divorcing is seen as somewhat taboo in most African, eastern european, and Latin countries. That divorce **** is for british and americans. Even russian mail order brides don't leave their husbands after getting those papers and that is why they got married in the first place. Hell a Russian mail order bride sometimes says no to a proposal if they dont like the guy
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lmao Americans don't even know our own culture. We barely even have one.

**** is bogus as ****.
 
This isn't just an issue with the black community, it's a grand issue, it's the very foundation of America. Capitalism which leads to Materialism. Live to work, instead of working to live. This is how this country is, this is exactly why so many of us came to this message board (dedication to highly overpriced shoes made in sweatshops).

However when it comes to Brazil, and Brazilian women. I've experienced and seen too much. If y'all have any questions let me know. I'm a Portuguese dude, my dad came from Portugal, to NY, opened up some Portuguese bars, those bars then later became more Brazilian based due to the fact there are more Brazilian customers now than there ever were before. My dads older brother opened up Brazilian bars in Portugal soon after, with chicks fresh off the boat - but he opened up strip joints (things of that nature).

My other uncle (mothers side) started up a construction company when he was young in CT, made a bunch of money, retired at 46, divorced twice (crazy Italian and crazy PR broads) but found a ride or die Brazilian girl who was 25 (he was 50) in 2005. He was also visiting Brazil, but he wasn't in the big cities as much, more of the towns and villages, where the women are more reserved. He's in Miami, just chillen, linen shorts, the whole 9. He just had a beautiful daughter, I'm the godfather of there newborn. He's just keeping it so 100.

But I must say I was skeptical of her at first man. I did not trust her, I didn't give her the time of day. Because I seen the way my father and his brother exploited these Brazilian women, and the way these Brazilian broads exploited other men. But in all honesty, she's exactly the type of woman these black dudes are talking about. Loyal, positive, committed, family oriented, and she just knows her place and has no problem playing her role. Theirs so much to story but I'll digress.

Basically what my uncle was looking for, at his age, after two marriages - was exactly what these black dudes are looking for as well. I just have no clue how these black dudes are even communicating with these broads, cause I know they don't know English. Haha.

But yea, I've seen the good Brazilian broads, and the sleazy ones. Just be careful tho gentlemen, the exoticness can kill you sometimes. I'll be in Brazil next summer for the world cup, y'all need a helping hand, someone who can speak the language let me know. We'll meet up in Rio for drinks. Wander around, I have family their now, couple friends. It's going to be sweet.
 
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CoupeIt88 said:
This isn't just an issue with the black community, it's a grand issue, it's the very foundation of America. Capitalism which leads to Materialism. Live to work, instead of working to live. This is how this country is, this is exactly why so many of us came to this message board (dedication to highly overpriced shoes made in sweatshops).

However when it comes to Brazil, and Brazilian women. I've experienced and seen too much. If y'all have any questions let me know. I'm a Portuguese dude, my dad came from Portugal, to NY, opened up some Portuguese bars, those bars then later became more Brazilian based due to the fact there are more Brazilian customers now than there ever were before. My dads older brother opened up Brazilian bars in Portugal soon after, with chicks fresh off the boat - but he opened up strip joints (things of that nature).

My other uncle (mothers side) started up a construction company when he was young in CT, made a bunch of money, retired at 46, divorced twice (crazy Italian and crazy PR broads) but found a ride or die Brazilian girl who was 25 (he was 50) in 2005. He was also visiting Brazil, but he wasn't in the big cities as much, more of the towns and villages, where the women are more reserved. He's in Miami, just chillen, linen shorts, the whole 9. He just had a beautiful daughter, I'm the godfather of there newborn. He's just keeping it so 100.

But I must say I was skeptical of her at first man. I did not trust her, I didn't give her the time of day. Because I seen the way my father and his brother exploited these Brazilian women, and the way these Brazilian broads exploited other men. But in all honesty, she's exactly the type of woman these black dudes are talking about. Loyal, positive, committed, family oriented, and she just knows her place and has no problem playing her role. Theirs so much to story but I'll digress.

Basically what my uncle was looking for, at his age, after two marriages - was exactly what these black dudes are looking for as well. I just have no clue how these black dudes are even communicating with these broads, cause I know they don't know English. Haha.

But yea, I've seen the good Brazilian broads, and the sleazy ones. Just be careful tho gentlemen, the exoticness can kill you sometimes. I'll be in Brazil next summer for the world cup, y'all need a helping hand, someone who can speak the language let me know. We'll meet up in Rio for drinks. Wander around, I have family their now, couple friends. It's going to be sweet.
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In what ways would Brazilian girls exploit you. I am just curious because Brazilian, DR, and Columbian girls are my preference. I know I am extremely limiting myself by saying I would probably chase them exclusively when I got that loot.
 
Executive76 said:
WhatCanISay said:
Hold up ....

Aren't these the same girls some NTers were giving me a hard time caliming they are getting massive D on a weekly basis.

:smh:

I swear some of you guys just argue for the sake of arguing.


:lol: @ " A degree doesn't make you a better person". You speak like a dude who hasn't even graduated HS, my man. That's like Jay-Z saying "having half a billie doesn't make you better than the next man".

Then what does?? What are all your hours/days/years put into studying, class attending, note taking , assignment completion , etc.. for? For ***** and giggles?

Riiiiiight.
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He was talking about character wise. To spell it out ...someone having a degree doesn't mean they will be a good mate.
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That's true. However, coming from someone that's working on a master's, I feel like my chick should be college educated as well. I can deal with a girl not having gone to college, but I think having that commonality is indicative of someone's ambition and values, which I hope are similar to mine. No one wants a deadbeat significant-other.
 
Executive76 said:
WhatCanISay said:
Hold up ....

Aren't these the same girls some NTers were giving me a hard time caliming they are getting massive D on a weekly basis.

:smh:

I swear some of you guys just argue for the sake of arguing.


:lol: @ " A degree doesn't make you a better person". You speak like a dude who hasn't even graduated HS, my man. That's like Jay-Z saying "having half a billie doesn't make you better than the next man".

Then what does?? What are all your hours/days/years put into studying, class attending, note taking , assignment completion , etc.. for? For ***** and giggles?

Riiiiiight.
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He was talking about character wise. To spell it out ...someone having a degree doesn't mean they will be a good mate.
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That's true. However, coming from someone that's working on a master's, I feel like my chick should be college educated as well. I can deal with a girl not having gone to college, but I think having that commonality is indicative of someone's ambition and values, which I hope are similar to mine. No one wants a deadbeat significant-other.
 
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