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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-27/why-brazilians-visit-love-motels https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-27/why-brazi... These love

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-27/why-brazilians-visit-love-motels https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-27/why-brazi... These love motels are usually in surrounding areas (as building codes restrict them being placed in central areas to avoid prostitution)

flebron 4y ago
I don't see a link between that Bloomberg article and these kidnappings happening mostly to married men cheating. Nor is it the case that "love motels" are primarily used for cheating. We have plenty of those in Argentina. As the Bloomberg article indicates, they serve a social need because of the traditional multigenerational family homes people live in.
- iksub1 4y ago
  And hardly will find in other article due the fact that cheaters will lie to protect their identify if they ever come across a survey or interview. The "love motel" being used for cheating is a known thing across brazilians and still is not easy to find in writing. Also, BR motels are different from the Argentian ones (at least the ones that I saw in Buenos Aires).
- frozenlettuce 4y ago
  the list was to give some sort of reference to the statement "they arrange dates on empty or far away places, late night and don't communicate where they're going" posted above
elzbardico 4y ago
Still, non-sequitur. I lived in Brazil. Many standard couples use those motels there; it is not directly associated with adultery but for sure it is also used for that. It is a standard service in a country where it is usual for young single adults to still live with their parents well into their thirties, even when they are rich or upper middle class. It is awkward to bring a casual relationship to have sex in your room when you live with your parents. But, even ignoring that, so you're implying that if people engage in extra-marital affairs it is ok for them to be kidnapped and robbed? Well, why not stoning those sinners too?
- frozenlettuce 4y ago
  the post was to give some additional context to the statement "they arrange dates on empty or far away places, late night and don't communicate where they're going" posted above. That would make it easier to picture what those "empty or far away places" would be
- snapcaster 4y ago
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  - elzbardico 4y ago
    I don't partake on those traditional Christian values, so for me, no, it is not even close to okay.
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flebron 4y ago

I don't see a link between that Bloomberg article and these kidnappings happening mostly to married men cheating. Nor is it the case that "love motels" are primarily used for cheating. We have plenty of those in Argentina. As the Bloomberg article indicates, they serve a social need because of the traditional multigenerational family homes people live in.

iksub1 4y ago
And hardly will find in other article due the fact that cheaters will lie to protect their identify if they ever come across a survey or interview. The "love motel" being used for cheating is a known thing across brazilians and still is not easy to find in writing. Also, BR motels are different from the Argentian ones (at least the ones that I saw in Buenos Aires).
frozenlettuce 4y ago
the list was to give some sort of reference to the statement "they arrange dates on empty or far away places, late night and don't communicate where they're going" posted above

elzbardico 4y ago

Still, non-sequitur. I lived in Brazil. Many standard couples use those motels there; it is not directly associated with adultery but for sure it is also used for that. It is a standard service in a country where it is usual for young single adults to still live with their parents well into their thirties, even when they are rich or upper middle class. It is awkward to bring a casual relationship to have sex in your room when you live with your parents. But, even ignoring that, so you're implying that if people engage in extra-marital affairs it is ok for them to be kidnapped and robbed? Well, why not stoning those sinners too?

frozenlettuce 4y ago
the post was to give some additional context to the statement "they arrange dates on empty or far away places, late night and don't communicate where they're going" posted above. That would make it easier to picture what those "empty or far away places" would be
snapcaster 4y ago
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- elzbardico 4y ago
  I don't partake on those traditional Christian values, so for me, no, it is not even close to okay.
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