jonasfoleson Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago In my country, it seems there is a high proportion of Brazilians working, and this has been the case for a few years now. Why is this case? Rod Hagen 1
nomad Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago They can earn significantly more working aboard than at home where the local rates are extremely low due the sheer quantity of guys looking for clients and the low economic ability of locals to pay.
Aedo Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago They tend to be disproportionate in other ways, too Rod Hagen, Dolman, + Italiano and 4 others 1 2 4
+ PhileasFogg Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago It may be relevant that the poverty in Brazil is much more extreme than anything we observe in the US. Average household Net Worth there is about 15% of that in the US. Similar comparisons exist in Purchasing Power Parity. So by comparison, the US is amazingly attractive place to earn money and return home with reserves that go a lot farther. TJMS and + Pensant 2
Tandy Newton Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago It’s not just the US, they are everywhere. I browse the European countries and I see a lot of Brazilian providers there, too. They are very gorgeous men and as noted very well endowed! I noticed my features seem to attract Brazilian men, always sweet and affectionate. I think it was last year I hooked up with a Brazilian guy down the street from me, our interaction was so intuitive, we even came at the same time! Looking through the country itself, it’s like a sexy muscular fit, handsome body heaven. I hope to visit in the near future so I can experience all that beauty. Rod Hagen and BonVivant 1 1
Rod Hagen Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago (edited) A friend of mine who's been traveling around the world for years and years recently entered Brazil for her first time. She emailed: I don't want to jinx it, but I think Brazilians are the nicest people I've met anywhere. I started to respond it's more that niceness than even the giant dicks, perfect bodies, big smiles, and tight asses what makes them such good prostitutes, but she hates sex tourism so I just told her I agree (and Thailand). Edited 3 hours ago by Rod Hagen thomas and BonVivant 1 1
guru68 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago It makes me remember discovering that my (then) company had a branch in Bratislava, and imagining living surrounded by smiling Bel Ami models. Of course, in practice this would mean getting a lot of rejection once my meager salary was burned through. 🤣 TJMS 1
jonasfoleson Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 8 hours ago, nomad said: They can earn significantly more working aboard than at home where the local rates are extremely low due the sheer quantity of guys looking for clients and the low economic ability of locals to pay. Yes, I know that. But this applies to people from many other countries. Not just Brazilians.
BonVivant Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago We are fortunate to have so many Brazilian lovers available. Amongst the best. I am not complaining! TJMS 1
nomad Posted 50 minutes ago Posted 50 minutes ago Of late, noticing a lot more Columbians and Argentinaans. The economic turmoil in Latin America is creating a guy boom to the rest of the world.
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