Portugal is a country with all of the modernization of the Western world and is considered one of the most peaceful nations on earth.Stunning Portuguese women freckle the coast and inner cities.So, if you plan to visit Portugal, practice your South American Spanish, bring kangaroos and a healthy appetite for Portuguese tarts, and leave your ostentation and small dogs at home. Hi I'm Marichu, 34 yrs old from Philippines and currently living now in Lisbon, Portugal. I am 19 years old I like to try new styles and do it everywhere and with a loved one I am looking for an adult man so that we love each other and meet on a regular basis I am a nice person, very polite. I would like to have a person who can make me company when I go out. none, we have our own culture and we are not similar to Brazil or Spain.Portugal as a country is older (with the same borders) then all countries in Europe and American Continents.However, do not feel surprised, if you find out later on that the tasty and barbeque some sardines instead. Doing so might cause a slight headache, sore throat and some strange form of stomach cramps. He will remind you that, “” But when you decide to buy a new car, he will be the first to sit down browse Olx to find you the best deal.Of course, that will not stop him from texting you telling he is off this weekend to see the Benfica-Sporting game in Lisbon. Or in other words, his general knowledge kicks ass.

101 is a Christian friendship and singles service for young Christian people and students as well as mature, older single Christian men and women.Since I moved to Portugal just over a year ago, countless Portuguese people have insisted to me that they are not at all like the Spanish: neither in food, language, nor behaviour. Here’s a list of some of the weird and wonderful peculiarities that I have discovered. As I was to discover, quite a lot, actually – even their animals have a different culture.Luckily for me, he's not like the rest of his Portuguese bro's. He doesn't quite share his toys (that's asking too much of any man) but he does share everything else. You see, the thing is, I was raised in a culture where all things are (supposed to be) equal. ) anything remotely resembling Portuguese womanliness (read: total acquiesence). In the grand scheme of things, both of us are very happy with the other. And even though in reality they're not, we girls fight for our rights. Otherwise they know they're hitting the office on Monday mornings looking like crisp bags and wearing odd socks.But as you feel the disappointment rising up in the air, you hear the doorbell. So much that if in the beginning you will wonder why he is not working in politics.But after a while you wouldn’t mind if he knew a little bit less.They are notorious for their behaviors and distinctive appearance.The Portuguese culture still remains a patriarchal society and the traditional culture is alive and well today.They all love flashy flamboyant clothing and jewelry. They are easily swept of their feet by a man that endows her with feminine things.Even though they are naturally flawless, they accentuate their features with a lot of cosmetics. They love a lot of attention and demand it in most instances.