Brazilians - disproportionate?

[jonasfoleson]

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? 

[nomad]

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]

They tend to be disproportionate in other ways, too

[+ PhileasFogg]

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.  

[Tandy Newton]

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]

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 Saturday at 03:13 PM by Rod Hagen

[guru68]

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. 🤣

[jonasfoleson]

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]

We are fortunate to have so many Brazilian lovers available. Amongst the best. I am not complaining!

[nomad]

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.

[SFChinois]

I so agree.  You can't hate the sex trade because it offers them and their families a better life.  I have become friends and FB's with one and he has saved enough money to buy his family a house in Venezuela.  Many send money home to pay the rent for their families as well.  It warms my heart but sad as well.  They know it can't last forever either.  I have heard if possible many will apply for asylum knowing they may never get to see their family again, but to send money home is their main objective.  

I think we never know how lucky we are in the US.  Our purchasing power is amazing.

 

[nomad]

The smart ones do with goals in mind.  A friend didn't listen to me.  He ignored my advice to buy an apartment.  Bought 2 in Sao Paolo instead.  One to live in; one for Airbnb.  Rents both for big events (Carnival, gay pride, etc).  Makes more now. Still uses his body to use but to fix things instead.  

[jonasfoleson]

11 hours ago, SFChinois said:

I so agree.  You can't hate the sex trade because it offers them and their families a better life.  I have become friends and FB's with one and he has saved enough money to buy his family a house in Venezuela.  Many send money home to pay the rent for their families as well.  It warms my heart but sad as well.  They know it can't last forever either.  I have heard if possible many will apply for asylum knowing they may never get to see their family again, but to send money home is their main objective.  

I think we never know how lucky we are in the US.  Our purchasing power is amazing.

 

Brazil isn’t the only poor country. I’m also not American. It’s no shame to ask why. Lol. 

[sutherland]

I have frequented, on several occasions, Villa Giani in London.  It is a brothel and the majority of workers over the years have been Brazilian.

[nomad]

It is much easier for them to travel to Europe.  The visa to travel to US is difficult to get.  Harder now with this administration anti-Latin and African bias.  I know one who has a green card and is afraid of leaving because he is afraid he might not be able to get back in. 

[Rod Hagen]

16 hours ago, SFChinois said:

I so agree.  You can't hate the sex trade because it offers them and their families a better life.  I have become friends and FB's with one and he has saved enough money to buy his family a house in Venezuela.  Many send money home to pay the rent for their families as well.  It warms my heart but sad as well.  They know it can't last forever either.  I have heard if possible many will apply for asylum knowing they may never get to see their family again, but to send money home is their main objective.  

I think we never know how lucky we are in the US.  Our purchasing power is amazing.

 

It's a tough job to explain to a skeptic why it isn't exploitive in a poor country. The men are quite poor and that makes negotiations one-sided, and those opposed to the industry will not let you forget that clear inequity.

Also, I think a lot of the reason professional travelers such as my friend hate sex tourism is the perception of how limited a lens it is through which to see a country.  Sex tourists can argue that they aren't in Colombia only for the men, but it's a hard argument to make with his wallet in one hand and his dick in the other.

Escorts traveling to First World countries to charge First World fees, now that's an empowering scenario only a complaint-puss could oppose. :-). I'm really happy for them that they are able to do that.  Brazilians are very well-suited to traveling the world making men happy and bringing back cash.  Good for them.

Edited 14 hours ago by Rod Hagen

[nomad]

Brazilians are just a very sexual people.  It's like their national sport after football. Never seen anyone else so comfortable wearing tiny speedos without a care in the world. 

[Chancealot]

Brazil and Brazilians 

the best country 

the best people 

I believe i read that avg salary is $300-400 monthly 

USA visa hard to get and expensive 

[TJMS]

They are a beautiful people!

[jeezifonly]

I've encountered men from Paraguay and Uruguay who speak Portuguese, and prefer to  claim Brazil as their country of origin (when passports are not being checked.)

The above discussion of Brazilian animal magnetism validates their marketing choice. 

[nomad]

2 hours ago, jeezifonly said:

I've encountered men from Paraguay and Uruguay who speak Portuguese, and prefer to  claim Brazil as their country of origin (when passports are not being checked.)

Most of us would not be able to point out where those countries are on a map.  Brazil is a little easier to guess and be right.  😂

[+ purplekow]

30 minutes ago, nomad said:

Most of us would not be able to point out where those countries are on a map.  Brazil is a little easier to guess and be right.  😂

That is because the US, for now, is a first world country with third world public education.  

[nomad]

3 minutes ago, purplekow said:

That is because the US, for now, is a first world country with third world public education.  

I remember being taught the 50 states and their capitals.  Other than Canada, Mexico, UK, China and Russia, I think many would struggle to point out some well known countries.  Hell, a lot of Americans think LA and SanFran are right next to each other.  😆

[+ jgkarma]

I spent a couple months in Ireland this year and the lack of Irish boys was disappointing, but all the hot Brazilians were delicious!

[nomad]

1 hour ago, jgkarma said:

I spent a couple months in Ireland this year and the lack of Irish boys was disappointing, but all the hot Brazilians were delicious!

Does not bode well for my hunt of gingers in July there.  😆