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Quote Amsterdam Replybullet Posted: 04 May 2012 at 00:48
Originally posted by virtalist2000

I'll make this short as possible. I met this Brazilian girl on an online dating site. Visited first in December, came back February. She was in Paranai two kids (girl 7 semi-cool, boy younger 3 years pretty crazy, aggresive, always crying, always shouting). She separated from ex-husband but I suspect they where still doing on and off thing till lately - cos she still took the birth control while I was away or she was doing it with someone else (Trust is not in my dictionary I'm sorry). When I came back we moved to Rio where her family comes from originally. My other other friends always warn me that this type of relationship is dangerous and the so called ex mostly still wants her back and wont think twice about killing me :p
 
Basically if you are not happy, then you should walk away. And i have only read the first paragraph.
 
If you are living together and helping her to build her house then you obviously like her, it sounds like you are using her to get over your ex alittle aswell. You are both in a similar situation and you feel empathy dont you.
 
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She once agreed that I can always go spend a month with my kids but keeps changing. Later thinking I'm still having sexual relationship with mother of my kids too. But unknown to her its easier for me to get with the girl next door than someone abroad. I'm originally African with polygamous background. And she knows this and sometimes make reference to it. Like I'm trying Have them both :p
maybe someone suggest I delete irrelevant paragraphs after reading. Long post are usually scare Ouch
 
Now you sound as insecure as she obviously is.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Quote Amsterdam Replybullet Posted: 04 May 2012 at 00:52
Originally posted by Ferguson21

Welcome to Brazil
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Quote Amsterdam Replybullet Posted: 04 May 2012 at 00:54
Originally posted by scottyh

I blame the novela!
 
All they talk about is money and how to screw people over in those novelas, jeez they piss me off. Ouch
 
 
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Quote Squiddie Replybullet Posted: 27 May 2012 at 14:03
Vitalist, where are you now with this? What do you actually want?

Originally posted by Vitalist2000


I'm usually cool type. But not like cool cool with ladies. I'm just trying to change. ...

I know how jealous she can get even if its a thing of the past. Her so called ex-husband calls atleast almost everyday and it doesn't bother me. But I do not have rights to do anything close to that.

In real sense - I'm not the love type guy. My emotions are mostly attached to my money and my kids.

I don't know where you are from, but you need to do some serious self-inspection. I think you are setting yourself up for failure, and the cost for you is more than money. I hate it when people speculate bad things about my GF and rush to conclusion, but you see the issues, you mention them, but you seem to not connect the dots.

Under one theory, she is just using you. You are in a triangle. If the guy calls her every day, she is still attached to him. You say you're cool but not cool and you stay away from love. But love is too good to stay away from. On the other hand, I see you protect yourself, because were you to jump in all the way I am sure you'd get hurt. After you paid up, he might come back and they will both walk over your dignity.

If her "te amo" sounds bored, it probably is. You are financing her life. The thing is, at the risk of some over-simplification -- I have read that latinas are usually pretty transparent, and I have experienced that. She is probably not conscious about whether or not she is really serious with you. But you can see the signs that there are questions. A bored routine "te amo" is a good sign. You chemistry in bed is another. Her behavior about her ex is yet another. The question is for you: what do you get out from this? Do you have any signs that there is a sincere layer that you can access by teasing it out whilst confronting the crap, and do you have a plan, or not?

The jealousy game she is playing is a mind-game powerfully capable of obscuring the truth to both herself and you. What you want is to be madly in love and you should be jealous and her. If you are not jealous, she will instinctively not like that. If she loves you, she will want you to be jealous. If she gives you teasers showing her continued involvement with her ex and you do not respond jealous, you probably lose respect in her eyes every time. Whatever love she may have had is going down the tubes with it.

Her jealousy for you is explained enough by (a) being a ritual and (b) she being protective of her source of money. And her wanting a kid from you because you don't seem to be that interested in her, it is her plan-b mode of survival. This is why she has 2 already.

Observe yourself next time your eyes rest on that other beauty for more than 5 seconds and ask yourself: who would you prefer all things considered? Do you want, desire, really get turned on by the one you have, or would you like to try out some other things in life? If the latter is true, break up with her, I think you have enough warning signs. Next time her ex calls and you observe how she is still keeping him in her emotional triangle, do a high or low drama exit, pack your things, leave some money on the table, and go forever.

BTW: check out my 2 threads about União Estavel and Alimentos over on the Getting Married section. You are definitely at risk. Congratulations for taking steps of living your life more intently by asking your original question. Now take the next step, and get clear what *you* really want. Then take the consequences.

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Quote frank4000 Replybullet Posted: 27 May 2012 at 14:07
Vitalist2000. Get out asap. simple
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Quote cobrakhan5 Replybullet Posted: 05 June 2012 at 17:46
Hit the reset button..... where did you meet this woman?
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Quote GreatBallsoFire Replybullet Posted: 05 June 2012 at 18:13
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Bob:
Life is tough in Brazil

Do you honestly think it is harder here than other places? I think it is just, "life". not harder or easier
Life is universal independent of local, yet the massive hoards of poor people with Dilma and the PT taxing much, stealing most, sharing a little, makes me think that perhaps life in Brazil is a bit better than most parts of Africa, better than most of Argentina, Venezuela and Cuba.Wink
Simia quam similis, turpissimus bestia nobis. Oi amigo, pode trazer a saideira?
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Quote hpeak13 Replybullet Posted: 05 June 2012 at 18:50
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Originally posted by hpeak13

Bob: Life is tough in Brazil Do you honestly think it is harder here than other places? I think it is just, "life". not harder or easier


Life is universal independent of local, yet the massive hoards of poor people with Dilma and the PT taxing much, stealing most, sharing a little, makes me think that perhaps life in Brazil is a bit better than most parts of Africa, better than most of Argentina, Venezuela and Cuba.Wink


there are extremes on both ends sure, just some people make a big deal of "how hard it is to survive in brazil" as a gringo like it's some hard to attain thing.
We all have to decide for ourselves how much sin we can live with. -Enoch Nucky Thompson
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Quote GreatBallsoFire Replybullet Posted: 05 June 2012 at 19:10
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Originally posted by GreatBallsoFire

Originally posted by hpeak13

Bob: Life is tough in Brazil Do you honestly think it is harder here than other places? I think it is just, "life". not harder or easier


Life is universal independent of local, yet the massive hoards of poor people with Dilma and the PT taxing much, stealing most, sharing a little, makes me think that perhaps life in Brazil is a bit better than most parts of Africa, better than most of Argentina, Venezuela and Cuba.Wink


there are extremes on both ends sure, just some people make a big deal of "how hard it is to survive in brazil" as a gringo like it's some hard to attain thing.
Yes, life is hard in Brazil if you think that you can teach English to make a living and enjoy more than a rice and bean life. On the other hand, if you have savings and income from abroad, it is much easier although one must have a spirit for adventure, and the stubborness of a burro not to allow the minor slings and arrows of daily life in a former Portuguese colony to drive you nuts.LOL  Find a hammock, eat a mango, drink some coconut water, watch the giant hummingbirds, eat some rice and beans, and start anew...

Edited by GreatBallsoFire - 05 June 2012 at 19:12
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Quote hpeak13 Replybullet Posted: 05 June 2012 at 19:39
Yes, life is hard in Brazil if you think that you can teach English to make a living and enjoy more than a rice and bean life.

this is what I am talking about. If you run a good business you will succeed. The type of business doesn't matter. whether it is a bar, teaching english or shining shoes, if you work hard and know what you are doing you can def do well. this idea that there is no way to be successful teaching is ridiculous. the thought that you will just show up and make tons of money right off the bat is ridiculous too, but thinking that way about any business is also the same.
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