Quote: (09-04-2018 12:38 PM)zoom Wrote:
Quote: (08-31-2018 02:18 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:
Thing is I doubt a Criolla / Paisa in either Mexico nor Colombia will marry a foreign male. It's just one of those xenophobia and status things.
If someone wants to marry a white Latina then Florida is probably the best place to do so.
So it's really a question of whether you want to marry a chubby Amerindian or a Mestiza. I think Mexico mostly has the former and Colombia has the latter. I imagine most Amerindian women would worship a white guy like he's the second coming of Jesus Christ (and keep in mind her IQ is probably 80 - 92 so she'll never outsmart you!).
But ultimately I would have to say Mexico just because their tourism visa is 6 months and you can reset it. Whereas in Colombia you are kind of stuck to 90 days in and 90 days out. Also I get the impression most expats in Colombia converge to Bogota / Medellin and women there likely think of American Gringos as sex tourists / drug tourists.
If you care about safety then Mexico wins hands down too. Armed robbery is super common in Colombia (the videos of the car robbers is lulzy).
Food is better in Mexico too. If you're serious about marrying a woman than I rather be eating tacos / burritos / chilis / stews for the rest of my life than eating plantains, beans and processed meats like Colombians like to cook.
Have you been to either of those countries? You seem to be spreading misinformation.
I thought the same thing, WTF is this guy talking about? I've dated a few girls in Colombia who were whiter than me and I'm pretty damn white, only one was upper class (US passport, degree from FSU, etc) the rest were just normal girls. There's a ton of white girls in Colombia who are open to dating a gringo, obviously the really upper class ones are less likely to do, why would you want to wife up a chica who has never cooked or cleaned in her life anyway?
As a Canadian I can stay for 6 months in Colombia on a tourist visa in any calendar year without leaving, I'm pretty sure that it's the same for US and most EU citizens too.