Over 65s

[Keithambrose]

8 hours ago, floridarob said:

I'm not into kissing, rarely do I meet someone that I feel that special connection/feelings that I want to kiss...... 

When guys ask me why I don't want to kiss, I tell them it's too gay 😝

This is a good example of people having different requirements.  I think kissing is an integral part of the encounter,  so I always check that it is on the agenda!

[hornyfrog]

13 hours ago, Cornilly said:

Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas (CPF) an 11-digit taxpayer identification number used for various financial and legal transactions in Brazil.   You can apply for one before you leave.  The UK consulate website says you can obtain them in two weeks.  I am still waiting for mine some 2 months later.  Getting one of these before you go out will make your life easier in so many ways.  It means you will be able to get a bank account, pay locals with the Brazilian QR code person to person system (PIX), and get a local SIM more easily

This isn’t quite correct. Although you first do need a CPF number to get a Brazilian bank account, you ALSO need a residency number. In other words, non-Brazilian citizens or non-residents can’t open Brazilian bank accounts. As a resident here in Rio, I have heard there might be one or two rare incidents of banks allowing tourists or non-residents to open an account, but I have yet to see that confirmed. These are like urban legends! Also, Pix is for quick transfer from Brazilian bank account to Brazilian bank account — but if you do not have an account here and thus no Pix, you can also use a remittance service like Wise or Remitly ot even Western Union to send money into a Brazilian’s account through Pix. It’ll just take more information from both parties, and it can take up to 24 hours for the money to be transferred and deposited (most garotos, especially ones you don’t know and thus, they cannot trust you) will NOT be willing to accept being paid hours or a day after the programa is done.  

[buttercawan]

2 hours ago, hornyfrog said:

This isn’t quite correct. Although you first do need a CPF number to get a Brazilian bank account, you ALSO need a residency number. In other words, non-Brazilian citizens or non-residents can’t open Brazilian bank accounts. As a resident here in Rio, I have heard there might be one or two rare incidents of banks allowing tourists or non-residents to open an account, but I have yet to see that confirmed. These are like urban legends! Also, Pix is for quick transfer from Brazilian bank account to Brazilian bank account — but if you do not have an account here and thus no Pix, you can also use a remittance service like Wise or Remitly ot even Western Union to send money into a Brazilian’s account through Pix. It’ll just take more information from both parties, and it can take up to 24 hours for the money to be transferred and deposited (most garotos, especially ones you don’t know and thus, they cannot trust you) will NOT be willing to accept being paid hours or a day after the programa is done.  

I am a foreigner with a Brazilian bank (Banco Rendimento) account and have been using Pix (recargapay, 99 pay, rendimento bank app) forever. I only have a CPF. I even have a credit card issued by recargapay.

[floridarob]

6 hours ago, Keithambrose said:

This is a good example of people having different requirements.  I think kissing is an integral part of the encounter,  so I always check that it is on the agenda!

You are a romantic after all....

[hornyfrog]

On 2/18/2025 at 10:12 AM, buttercawan said:

I am a foreigner with a Brazilian bank (Banco Rendimento) account and have been using Pix (recargapay, 99 pay, rendimento bank app) forever. I only have a CPF. I even have a credit card issued by recargapay.

That’s good news. You are truly an outlier. It looks like Banco Rendimento has a Non-Resident Account that requires a CPF and a few other documents to open, but not a residency number like an RG. May I ask exactly you how long have you had this account — like how many years? You say “forever”. 

I strongly suspect that this is a relatively new development for this bank, like with the advent of digital app-based banking. Brief searching shows that other than Rendimento, only Santander and BTG Pactual are also offering non-resident accounts. NuBank has begun setting up some document waivers for its “high deposit” accounts, so that also might be a place to start if one is willing to start with and maintain what probably adds up to several thousand USD or Euros à month in a digital Brazilian bank account. 

[buttercawan]

2 hours ago, hornyfrog said:

That’s good news. You are truly an outlier. It looks like Banco Rendimento has a Non-Resident Account that requires a CPF and a few other documents to open, but not a residency number like an RG. May I ask exactly you how long have you had this account — like how many years? You say “forever”. 

I strongly suspect that this is a relatively new development for this bank, like with the advent of digital app-based banking. Brief searching shows that other than Rendimento, only Santander and BTG Pactual are also offering non-resident accounts. NuBank has begun setting up some document waivers for its “high deposit” accounts, so that also might be a place to start if one is willing to start with and maintain what probably adds up to several thousand USD or Euros à month in a digital Brazilian bank account. 

"Forever" is a figure of speech but I had this Rendimento non-residence account for a few years. I applied when there was a promotion (fee waiver) otherwise the monthly fee makes it not worth it. I am not sure if they have waived it for good.

If you want PIX, Recargapay app is the best option. It can also link your foreign credit card to pay with PIX but this will incur 3/3.5% (sp) fee. Or you can top up by transferring some reais using Remitly. The best thing is your top-up reais in the app accumulate interest (103-110% CDI). A few thousand reais in the app earn me a few reais daily. It also offers virtual and physical credit cards. 

Another app is 99 (ride share) with its 99 pay. With only CPF (limited registration) you can use its pix but it has a limit of 1000 reais per month. I use this and rendimento as a backup when I need to use more than 1000 (max) reais at night - a PIX limit set by bank/gov.

[vinapu]

On 2/18/2025 at 4:49 AM, Keithambrose said:

This is a good example of people having different requirements.  I think kissing is an integral part of the encounter,  so I always check that it is on the agenda!

+1

 

[Cornilly]

Part 2

Anyway for my first evening in Rio I had booked Lucas Lucas.  He had several profiles and one or two reviews and he looked very professional.   I liked the fact that his profile showed him going at it with overweigh clients, not just his beautiful peers.  There was a risk from ordering him for the night in advance. But I reckoned if there wasn’t any chemistry I would pay him for a session and then send him on his way.

So I arrived at 6.15 on a Friday morning having had very little sleep and the tropical heat was fabulous but enervating as well.  I had arranged for early check-in and I had originally envisaged getting some sleep.   But all the anticipation and seeing all the fantastic bodies from my uber on my way to the apartment,  I just felt so excited and horny.  I forgot about all my plans.  I messaged one of the guys who I had been in contact with beforehand and who knew what to expect.  To my amazement he responded immediately and was in my apartment 55 minutes later.   I would say he was in his late 20s early 30s though his profile suggested much younger.  https://garotocomlocal.com.br/acompanhante-masculino/luan-mattos/

He was the most shredded of all the GPs I “liaised” with.  And best of all no tattoos.  His charge was 250 R$.   The second lowest I paid whilst there.  I don’t think he was very experienced.  And it was a little rushed.   But he kissed and he offered his hole up in a variety of positions willingly.  He was definitely my bit of rough whilst I was out there.   He raided my fridge without asking and seemed to be constantly amused that a man my age would want to have sex   But he had a kindness about him despite his bluster.  

So with some difficulty I stayed up until 22.00 to help adjust my body clock. The next day Manu took me for a tour.   I had asked to avoid the obvious tourist traps.  The great benefit of hiring Manu is not so much for the tour.   But in orientating you to Rio and its gay life.   He helped me find a suitable AirBNB with a tolerant concierge and to understand how to navigate the city and how to use the metro and tram.   And of course to take me to Club 117.   I would never have had the courage to attend on my own.