Quote: (02-08-2019 12:53 PM)semibaron Wrote:
Let's get to the point: how are the local (Uruguay) girls?
Can somebody compare them to either Colombianas, Brazilianas or Peruanas?
You can find the above here in some quantities. More common are Venezolanas and Dominicanas, while Brasileras are a seasonal crop.
Quote: (02-08-2019 03:13 PM)Savonarola Wrote:
Quote: (02-08-2019 12:53 PM)semibaron Wrote:
Let's get to the point: how are the local (Uruguay) girls?
Can somebody compare them to either Colombianas, Brazilianas or Peruanas?
Whiter and more introverted/modest. They're Europeans, except many act more conservatively than Europeans.
Introverted/Modest is a bit of an understatement on the first point and I'm not sure "Modesty" is at play.
Uruguayas are pathologically coy mirroring the male Uruguayos who are pathologically timid. In spite of the high price of food there exist some number of Uruguayas that manage to be young and obese. Obnoxious old woman though patterns are often ingrained into quite a few Uruguayas at comparatively young ages... Your average non-Dominican immigrant girl picked out of a crowd on non-Dominican immigrant girls is going to be a better cook than the Uruguaya selected from a pool of Uruguayas 8 times out of 10...
It isn't uncommon for Uruguayas to work the legal prostitution into shit tests, sometimes they'll name specific establishments with those establishments being their place of employment.
Their internalized "no somos Latinos, somos Europeos" means there isn't "White God" status to be played with the Uruguayas.
Uruguayas can be very attractively built Some even are fairly tall by LATAM standards, but they don't do makeup like the Northern Latinas. Short kinda dumpy Uruguayas are the most common type. There's little risk of hooking a tranny by mistake, because they stand out as men wearing makeup and tight jeans.
Generally Uruguayas aren't going to understand English. Yes there are a lot of signs with English words, but they pronounce those words according to their own interpretation of the Spanish alphabet.