Comments on: Blog Erótico De Brasileira Faz Sucesso Em Portugal

By: Lela

Lela — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 13:13:38 +0000

Cd os blogs q fazem sucesso fora do Brasil e não sao de conteudo erótico?

um beijo pra vcs

By: Olivia

Olivia — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 16:45:25 +0000

Vocês são muito conservadores. Pelo menos ela está fazendo sucesso

By: gustavo

gustavo — Sat, 28 Oct 2006 02:58:10 +0000

concordo com o andre huahuahua

By: andre

andre — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 01:09:26 +0000

bem interessante!!!
tem q gostar desse trampo…
imagina ela toda gostosa pegando num velho gordo panssudo e ceboso…
argh… toda profissao tem o seu momento de TERROR….
RSRSRS…

By: karina

karina — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 22:50:47 +0000

Não ‘dá’ pra fazer sucesso de outro jeito? Ou ‘dá’?

Cris, saudades de você, apareça <3

By: Roberta

Roberta — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 16:56:09 +0000

a promiscuidade está muito presente entre brasileiros.

By: Eco-Rama » Blog Archive » Bruna Little Surfer: blog turns into book, call girl turns into writer

Thu, 07 Sep 2006 05:56:36 +0000

[...] The mainstream media is emphasizing the “tramp-to-celebrity” phenomenon more than the blogosphere which is providing some very interesting discussion. For example, Pedro Doria, a Brazilian A-list blogger, praises the overall effect of the Internet in making available what before was object of restricted access — in this case, nudity and sex. He helped in the promotion of Bruna with the launching of his own book ‘Eu gosto de uma coisa errada‘ (’I like a wrong thing’) where he reported various cases of people who became famous on the net for disclosing their privacy and exposing their sexual intimacy. His accounts of Bruna Surfistinha and “Swingers, Voyeurs and other Characters in Internet’s Sexual Revolution” were based on posts to the site ‘nomínimo‘. Doria’s theory is that this is an opening with many advantages because moralistic metaphors, that used to bring difficulties in the communication with young people about sexual pleasure and its risks, are being replaced by language that demystifies and promotes real dialogue. “Friday 28, Bruna Little Surfer is completing 21. She is retiring. The move is being planned, and money is being saved since last year. She sold sex for three years, ten days. The day she left home, fighting with mom, fighting with dad, she was still 17. The next birthday she would complete working in a private club in São Paulo… I found her on GPGuia, an online forum where customers review the call girls performances. Bruna was the champion in votes. It was not her technical skills what they were talking about. She was just sweet. Then I found the blog – it was the first one written by a call girl in Brazil, and she was really good in expressing herself” The Farewell of Bruna Surfistinha – nominimo “A Brazilian call girl named Paula Lee (24) is making the headlines in Portugal with her blog containing erotic tales, which she calls sexual therapy. The comparisons between Paula Lee and Raquel Pacheco, or Bruna Little Surfer, are inevitable. She defends herself saying that she followed Bruna’s blog since September, when she wrote her first erotic tale. ‘She is a courageous and firm person and is due great value for demistifying the prostitution world, showing the human side that many would not believe existed.” Brazilian Erotic Blog Succeeds in Portugal – Terra [...]

By: Rodrigo P. Ghedin

Rodrigo P. Ghedin — Wed, 03 May 2006 18:18:55 +0000

Começou a banalização… Foi assim com Pokemon e seus poké-clones, foi assim com a The Million Dollar Homepage e seus clones capengas, e está sendo assim com os blogs eróticos de prostitutas pseudo-intelectuais. Uma hora o assunto satura, e ninguém mais dá bola.

Se bem que, em se tratando de sexo, este mercado tem um público gigante e com sede de “conteúdo”… Enfim, não dá para arriscar até quando esse tipo de material fará sucesso.

[]’s!

By: DO

DO — Wed, 03 May 2006 14:37:07 +0000

Imagine se um blog como este não iria fazer sucesso,CRIS.
Haja “conteúdo”,hehehe
Beijo grande!