It’s not bad in and of itself, I think just the motivations for arriving there are vastly different.
I enjoyed dating in New Zealand, Montreal, France, and then Latin America. I moved to a city b/c I thought the place would be cool and interesting, and dating was on the list, but like item #4 or 5.
The passport bros seem to despise women in general, but especially western women are vilified. They want a virginal tradwife who will be content staying at home. They idolize leaders like Bolsonaro and Trump and act like any nation that elects a “socialist” leader like Kamala or someone to her left will almost certainly end up like Venezuela.
Wanting to find a relationship abroad isn’t so problematic as the rest of their views. And somehow, nearly all these guys seem to hold these toxic views. There was 1 guy in the group who would argue against them, but then gave up when he realized it was akin to banging his head against the wall.
When I was in CDMX, the 2+2er Kick2dante reached out to me about a visit, and having never met him before, I agreed to meet him. He had been wandering on his own for about 4 days when we finally met and he told me he hated the city. His reasoning, the hookers were uglier and a bit more expensive than his last city, Medellin. I said ok, but what do you think about just walking around and taking in the architecture and history of the city, and sampling the different food. He said he didn’t care about any of that and mostly ate western food.
He PMed me on the other site a couple weeks ago, b/c he knew I’m in Bangkok now. Apparently covid has done a # on some of his favorite spots and he was forced out of Medellin, so he tried Rio. He lamented that the women in his favorite brothel have gone down considerably in quality, so he cut his trip short by several weeks. He’s in probably the greatest city for beaches, views, and people watching, and he couldn’t care less.
That’s the mentality I’m talking about. These people couldn’t give a fuck about the places they’re visiting, the local culture, the language, the people, etc. It’s 100% about women.