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Age: 32 Italy, Milano. Age: 30 Sweden, Karlskrona. Age: 31 Norway, Bergen.
Age: 45 Germany, Berlin. Gaby Amor. Age: 51 Argentina, Buenos Aires. Age: 36 Mexico, Mexico City. Age: 35 France, Lille. Age: 54 France, Bordeaux. Age: 27 Slovakia, Cadca. Age: 28 Italy, Ferrara. Age: 36 Italy, Civitanova Marche. Age: 43 Spain, Tarifa.
Age: 30 Germany, Muenchen. Age: 29 Malaysia, Alor Setar. Age: 36 South Africa, Nelspruit. Age: 38 Spain, Lepe. Age: 25 Norway, Oslo. So as I said, do some research before saying these things.
Julia, this trip dates back to So much so that the Brazilian consulate included a note along with the Visa explaining the reciprocal fee that they, in turn, were charging us to visit Brazil. As for your other comments, I think you have a bit of a chip on your shoulder. I was being tongue in cheek ie sarcastic in some of my comments and you obviously took all my comments seriously. I feel you. Brazil is the most divided country I have ever lived in.
Every freaking thing. The novelas, the books of George Amado and others, their parties, the pop music. About safety. I had a gun pointed at me in Penedo during Christmas. Your description is pretty accurate and sadly true. People in this place have built a prison for themselves inside their own minds, and they seem to love that mind prison. Only solution is getting the heck out of here. I was pleasantly surprised with Mexico. If I had means of having a career there I would not hesitate for a second moving there. Out of all countries I visited it has the most qualities that I look for in a place to live combined than anywhere else, including the fantastic weather and zero bureaucracy.
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If only the currency was a bit more stable. Most people actually like us, and yeah, you found a lot of rude people. But I would also recommend you to go for more non-super-foregner-filled places, andā€¦ wellā€¦ among Brazilians, Cariocas people from Rio are know for being the most entitled AND advantage-taking types we call it malandros, in its bad meaning.
In any case, Bahia has some freaking nice places, really. Any day of the week, at any time, there is something to do: bar, clubs, parties, you can chose anything, and the options are almost infinite. For the scenery there is so many places, that in my opnion, are sooo muuuuch beeetter than Rio. And for services and other stuff too. Once guys mentioned the south ā€” so many cities there are really cool. Like bombinhas for beach and Gramado on the country side you can even go during the film festivals. The oktoberfest here is interesting, because oktober here happens in the warm months. Before the virus hit, I had an interesting experience earlier this year while staying in Brazil for a month and a half.
I split up my trip, half in the Amazon Manaus , and the other half in the South Curitiba. I planned it this way because I wanted to see the contrast between the two different regions of the country, opting out of more touristy places such as Rio. I could write an entire book on this adventure and what took place, both good and bad. I also agree with many comments below regarding the corrupt and opportunistic nature of most of its inhabitants.
I knew about some things to watch out for in Brazil. The journey started in the Amazon. I had met a beautiful woman online, and we hit it off. Now, if I were to write said book, she would take up half of it. Twenty-five days we spent together, almost , since her flight attendant courses were on break. Rose was incredibly charming, sexy, stylish, and looked great on paper. She could sing, dance like no other, and fun-loving.
We had amazing adventures together in the jungle, the rivers, and across Manaus. Things progressed quickly, and we adored one another. Unfortunately, I was too involved with her at this juncture to say no. After I returned to the states, we stayed in contact for a couple of months. I was planning a return trip to see her again later in the year. Things started to get weirder and weirder with her stories, and I noticed many inconsistencies.
Then I discovered all along that she was using multiple social media accounts and WhatsApp numbers to communicate, sometimes posing as someone else to manipulate me. I was livid, embarrassed, and felt like my heart had been thrown into a meat grinder.
I knew a con artist had just suckered me. She had studied me to know everything and created a profile. But, this woman was more than a con, she was sadistic and enjoyed toying with me; a textbook sociopath. I told her where to stick it, blocking her on all lines of communication. Since then, she has created several fake accounts to stalk me on Instagram. Later, after the breakup, I found out that she got a tattoo of a tiger, in remembrance of me. Apparently, she is my owner, lol! Also, pretty heartbroken by this unscrupulous bitch. So, that was my experience with a female predator from the north.
Now, to the south.
I arrive in Curitiba. Most people have never even heard of this city, and I would consider it a hidden gem. I would parallel it with Seattle. The population metropolitan area , the weather, and the hip factor are very similar. This is where I saw the true diversity of Brazil and all the different ethnicities. Very European, and the further south you go in the country, the more it felt like America somehow ā€” driven by money and power opposed to the north, which is more festive and community-focused. Much of the south is very right-wing and backs Bolsonaro, whereas the north is more liberal.
However, I did meet some kind and welcoming people in Curitiba. The main reason I was in this city was another woman who I met online, strictly platonic. She used to write for the paper and knew all about the attractions there. After a few days with her, I decided to call off the friendship.
She was negative and had nothing but bad things to say about her country.