Thoughts on Argentinia?

[Future Wife Haver]

If you live there for just two years, you can qualify for citizenship and get an Argentinian passport.

 

[RetireAndCope]

Do not take the Argentinian passport. You have no option to renounce it afterwards. It will stay with you for life. As an example, if they ever introduce citizen based tax laws like the US you are fucked and cant ever get out of it.

 

[biggunsar]

Do not take the Argentinian passport. You have no option to renounce it afterwards. It will stay with you for life. As an example, if they ever introduce citizen based tax laws like the US you are fucked and cant ever get out of it.

what are they going to do, if you live elsewhere?, do the jew thing and send their agents to kidnap you to bring you back to a mock trial when they were already going to say your guilty.

 

[Future Wife Haver]

if they ever introduce citizen based tax laws

I think that would be really hard to enforce for them, and even if that would be the case, couldn’t I just simply evade it by not residing there?

Either way, for some reason I’ve always had a thing for South America. I’d definitely want go by the by the sea there and learn some Spanish. I’m a 5’10 ltn medcuck so I think I would still be low smv in argentinia.

 

[14passport]

Do not take the Argentinian passport. You have no option to renounce it afterwards. It will stay with you for life. As an example, if they ever introduce citizen based tax laws like the US you are fucked and cant ever get out of it.

and you think they could enforce it?
in a country where most people pay no taxes and hide their money, corruption everywhere?

 

[RetireAndCope]

I am not saying you will have a problem, but why would you take the risk? Argentina might be more developed in like 30 years and when you have the passport you are stuck to it forever when they are actually capable of being a nuisance. It's like marriage. Why risk anything while you can just do a ltr (permanent residence) and protect yourself from unnecessary risk?

You guys are basically saying "marriage (here: passport) has no risks bro she loves me right now dude trust me bro it will never change"

 

[Future Wife Haver]

I am not saying you will have a problem, but why would you take the risk? Argentina might be more developed in like 30 years and when you have the passport you are stuck to it forever when they are actually capable of being a nuisance. It's like marriage. Why risk anything while you can just do a ltr (permanent residence) and protect yourself from unnecessary risk?

You guys are basically saying "marriage (here: passport) has no risks bro she loves me right now dude trust me bro it will never change"

Fair point, not that I’m actually considering living there. Since Milei became president getting citizenship has become much harder, and the tax system there is messy too. Just found it surprising that South America is so rarely discussed there, apart from maybe colombia and Brazil.

 

[JohnGotti]

I've been there twice, and I think it's the worst part of the Southern Cone.

Girls

They're extremely fucking annoying. Regardless of their looks, they just manage to piss me off so hard. I had only two situations I have ever been in where I was in bed with a girl, and I managed to get FUCKING REJECTED last minute by them. And the girls were ALWAYS fucking Argentinians. I was beta orbiting so hard in places like Bariloche, where a chick invited me to take a shower with her, and we slept in the same bed, she made sexual advances on me, and I returned them, ONLY FOR HER TO SAY SHE WASN'T INTERESTED IN SEX. LAST. FUCKING. MINUTE. I would share the entire story. But fuck me if it wasn't super embarrassing. They just lead you on so fucking hard here.

Cost

It's pretty expensive to be there. Restaurants, electronics, alcohol, random pieces of camping equipment, military surplus, bikes, etc. Jesus, you'll find random Chinese tents for 60 USD with literally no specifications here. Be prepared to pay 20% to 50% more for everything else compared to US prices. Even meals for two at sit down resturants in Buenos Aires could clock in at 50 to 70 USD. Maybe the food in grocery and Airbnbs/hostels weren't too expensive in some aspects. But everything else is through the roof, and usually isn't worth the value you pay for in any extent.

And the further you go south, the more expensive it gets. Bariloche is probably more expensive than most US states when I went, or at least on par with them for prices. It was like 6 USD for a Red Bull, or about 5 USD for a liter of Coca Cola. You can get them for nearly half price or everything cheaper with better value in Puerto Montt, Chile. A city that is about 4 hours away by bus. Some of the people I spoke to there even did their shopping in Chile and returned to Bariloche in one day.

Outdoors

Yeah, the landscape sucks unless it's near the border of Chile. Buenos Aires is flat and boring. The beaches are ass in that city too. Portions of this place are flat grasslands of nothing. La Pampa, Rio Negro, and BA provinces have literally nothing to do in them. If you wanted to go to some small colonial town stuffed in the mountains for hiking, just go to Ouro Preto or Petropolis in Brazil for 1/3 the price over Bariloche. Unless you like snowsports (just fucking do it in the US).

I should probably write an essay on why to avoid Argentina. But I don't feel like writing about such an overrated place. I would rather go to Peru again. The only reason I'll be returning in the future is to go to Patagonia, where the most interesting parts are in Chile anyway.

 

[geneblackman]

Girls

They're extremely fucking annoying. Regardless of their looks, they just manage to piss me off so hard. I had only two situations I have ever been in where I was in bed with a girl, and I managed to get FUCKING REJECTED last minute by them. And the girls were ALWAYS fucking Argentinians. I was beta orbiting so hard in places like Bariloche, where a chick invited me to take a shower with her, and we slept in the same bed, she made sexual advances on me, and I returned them, ONLY FOR HER TO SAY SHE WASN'T INTERESTED IN SEX. LAST. FUCKING. MINUTE. I would share the entire story. But fuck me if it wasn't super embarrassing. They just lead you on so fucking hard here.

From what I know of Argentina they do that rejecting last minute thing so they don't seem easy. They have a lot of pride apparently. You probably should've went along with it at first then tried again like 5-10 minutes later

 

[Rance]

Watch the movie "The Penguin Lessons"... it's about an English expat teaching English in Argentina. Worth the watch

 

[biggunsar]

I've been there twice, and I think it's the worst part of the Southern Cone.

Girls

They're extremely fucking annoying. Regardless of their looks, they just manage to piss me off so hard. I had only two situations I have ever been in where I was in bed with a girl, and I managed to get FUCKING REJECTED last minute by them. And the girls were ALWAYS fucking Argentinians. I was beta orbiting so hard in places like Bariloche, where a chick invited me to take a shower with her, and we slept in the same bed, she made sexual advances on me, and I returned them, ONLY FOR HER TO SAY SHE WASN'T INTERESTED IN SEX. LAST. FUCKING. MINUTE. I would share the entire story. But fuck me if it wasn't super embarrassing. They just lead you on so fucking hard here.

Cost

It's pretty expensive to be there. Restaurants, electronics, alcohol, random pieces of camping equipment, military surplus, bikes, etc. Jesus, you'll find random Chinese tents for 60 USD with literally no specifications here. Be prepared to pay 20% to 50% more for everything else compared to US prices. Even meals for two at sit down resturants in Buenos Aires could clock in at 50 to 70 USD. Maybe the food in grocery and Airbnbs/hostels weren't too expensive in some aspects. But everything else is through the roof, and usually isn't worth the value you pay for in any extent.

And the further you go south, the more expensive it gets. Bariloche is probably more expensive than most US states when I went, or at least on par with them for prices. It was like 6 USD for a Red Bull, or about 5 USD for a liter of Coca Cola. You can get them for nearly half price or everything cheaper with better value in Puerto Montt, Chile. A city that is about 4 hours away by bus. Some of the people I spoke to there even did their shopping in Chile and returned to Bariloche in one day.

Outdoors

Yeah, the landscape sucks unless it's near the border of Chile. Buenos Aires is flat and boring. The beaches are ass in that city too. Portions of this place are flat grasslands of nothing. La Pampa, Rio Negro, and BA provinces have literally nothing to do in them. If you wanted to go to some small colonial town stuffed in the mountains for hiking, just go to Ouro Preto or Petropolis in Brazil for 1/3 the price over Bariloche. Unless you like snowsports (just fucking do it in the US).

I should probably write an essay on why to avoid Argentina. But I don't feel like writing about such an overrated place. I would rather go to Peru again. The only reason I'll be returning in the future is to go to Patagonia, where the most interesting parts are in Chile anyway.

well then its time to force your way in. courts will not say that's rape. Just sayin.

how can no be no, when she purposely removed her own clothes. shes' just shit testing you. be the alpha and take it

 

[JohnGotti]

From what I know of Argentina they do that rejecting last minute thing so they don't seem easy. They have a lot of pride apparently. You probably should've went along with it at first then tried again like 5-10 minutes later

Actually, in her case, I did. I spent two whole weeks with her, hiking and sharing the same bed. She rejected me three times, even in situations where she made the first move.