https://youtu.be/wC0kG56iFJA

A commenter here once talked about how it isn't unusual for people to just walk up to and make out with strangers at clubs. Obviously, this can be problematic but there's something to be said about the socially open culture of Brazil.

Personally I think western civilization has engrained this idea of independence so strongly in people that it has caused the sexual divergence we see today. Combined with instant gratification and choice paralysis people nowadays have a much lower tolerance for others and we're less willing to compromise. I sincerely believe we've forgotten that we need each other. Modern psychology has demonized the concept of codependence, but as I get older I'm starting to think that's something intrinsic to healthy relationships. Not toxic codependence but the fundamental idea that you "treat others the way you expect to be treated" which is to say we could definitely be a lot more open and kinder to each other.

Women aren't the problem. Men aren't the problem. It's the "fuck you, got/(gonna get) mine" attitude thats the problem.

EDIT - (For those who dont want to watch the video)

They're basically saying the women in Brazil are friendlier and more receptive.

People overall in Brazil are friendlier and warmer.

Women care less about status and job. (However it seems they put more importance on looks)

They "play less games". If Brazilian women are into you, you know it.

Finally, the women here are skilled, educated, and beautiful. (not as opposed to the US, but rather to illustrate that they don't need men but still maintain a 'feminine' mindset)

EDIT 2: Here's a shorter, 4 min video where a different guest covers the same topics

https://youtu.be/C1uxFdiWG-U

The biggest thing that stands out to me is the hospitality and friendliness compared to over here in the US where its like, as he puts it, "I don't really know this guy...its kind of standoffish."