I’m not saying I have style, but clothing-wise I dress better than brazilian guys. Their uniform is cheap t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers, even to the club. I do know that B girls don’t like beards, and while mine isn’t huge down here (it’s hot), I have to draw a line somewhere.

The ASD mutates a bit with these girls. They seek the boyfriend label. Apparently if you are their boyfriend (even for just a few days), it’s fine. If you are just a hookup who refuses to use any labels, then the ASD alarms will keep going off at every single interaction. You are at a zero or negative score every single time.

Note that being the BF does not mean exclusivity or daily phone calls. It just means that you should hang out with her and her friends every now and then, and that you should not disappear on a Saturday night.

When they want to move on, they will. They will flake or respond less. That means they’ve found another boyfriend.

Has this issue come up yet? I’m assuming that you would respond to it in typical C&F manner, stating you won’t be a boyfriend or something like that. Give it a try and report back, if you can.

As you point out, Brasilian men are fairly one-dimensional (and good at it). Leverage this – be different, without being a pvssy.

What you need is a wingman who speaks English and Portuguese, and you should switch between the two in your conversation, which you should make sure is heard by your targets. This signals that you are worldly and yet approachable. When the girls approach (they will), be confident and friendly (a neg or two is fine) – I have not had assh0lery work much in Brasil.

When you get the girl alone (sometimes difficult -this is where the dancing comes in), you need to blaze past the kiss-kiss nonsense they often drop you in. Years ago I spent hours kissing Brasilian girls and going home un-fvcked… until I learned. Use the samba – control her lower back/shoulder and direct her, and she will have found her new Daddy. In a word… drive. She’ll follow. Oh, and make sure to go for the back door – she will open it for you.

One comment on Forro – if you are going to places where they play Forro music, you are probably going too down-market (Forro is fun, but it is for the poor), and you risk having a run-in with the local lower-class Brasilian men, who will probably not take too kindly to you fvcking their women. That could be a dangerous run-in. Stick to the middle- and upper-class girls, in the middle- to upper-class establishments (and where your competition will be all talk, no knives/fists).

Oh, and never wear a pair of jeans + a blue collared shirt – ropa de Mauricinho (“preppy”/snobby, in Brasilian). Be different, since you are.

Abração, amigos. Sorte!

Willy Wonka’s last blog post: The Best Wingman I Know Was In Town.

From what you’re telling me, Brazilian guys look great and are cocky as fuck. They probably run teasing game as well.

In other words- you’re running the same game the Brazilian girls are exposed to everyday. They’re use to your angle. If they’re use to that angle you need a different one.

The funny part is that the answer is right in front of you and you don’t realize it:

” [b]But in Brazil the girls don’t give you the chance if they’re not into your look and vibe[/b], which means less opportunity to use classic game to build attraction.”

In other words, you’re presenting your usual look and vibe then relying on your verbal game to seal the deal- as you did in the US.

However, in the US you could use verbal game as an opener- this isn’t the case in Brazil. In Brazil the look and vibe is the opener. To open you need to change your look and vibe, not your verbal game (which is what you’ve been trying).

Perhaps its time for Roosh to try “Suited Down” game?

NYCbachelor’s last blog post: The 6- more expensive then you think.

Dan DeLa Cruz’s last blog post: Most Popular International Dating Posts.

Third bang in the same night?

Or third separate swoop session?

- MPM

The G Manifesto’s last blog post: Swooping Fly Girls in the Time of Cholera.

TAllagash’s last blog post: Look(s).

Hilarious!

Yeah, there are cities where one can get a lot of flags. Here are mine:

Brazil, Germany, Indonesia, Russia, Belarus, Israel, France, China, Macau, Italy, Korea, Scotland.

Beijing is an amazing place. There might be other flags there, but I don’t really keep tabs.

Has anyone been in the same boat?

In NYC I’ve collected flags from the US (duh), Canada (duh), the UK, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Russia, India, China and Japan. I’m pretty sure that almost any guy who tries here will end up with that kind of a collection.

Anyone else wanna give their flags?

I’m curious as to how other guys out there are doing on this.

PS why don’t you film yourself picking a girl up? This would not only prove useful and instructive, it would also make your site more credible when I bring it up in conversations regarding human nature (“according to some guy on the internet who claims to get laid a lot, girls are x, y, and z.” brings inevitable cries of “er, internet?”)

Let me set this a bit straighter to all of you wondering what most Americans are really like according to the region I live in;

-Most of the people I have met here are not perfectly skinny, but I have never met ANYONE that was extremely obese. Is it still a problem here? Yes.

-Loud? Probably to many foreigners we may come off as being obnoxiously loud, however this is being pretty stereotypical.

-Stupid…Definately depends on where in America. I hate to say this, but a lot of Americans are farily uneducated. Children now, though, are overall very intelligent.
(If you have seen Jay Walking on Jay Leno, you might notice all the Americans interviewed know nothing, right? Well, have you ever thought that most of the people he talks to answer correctly, but to prove his point on how idiotic we all are, he cuts those individuals out?)

I personally think that many of the stereotypes given to us by other countries, though most insulting, are actually pretty funny to hear. They also make me think how far we’ve come as a species. (Being: not far at all)

I hope this helped a bit on my perspective.