Help yourself in Brazil is the same?

Is someone that is asking, let me say that I think that is Brazillian coping Americans, but many times the person in Brazil isn't being polite, see in the house of your friend could have others inhabitants, and is so common in Brazil crazy people live in their families that you can be attacked because you are walking very freely in the kitchen, what you think of the idea of be attacked by an insane? Have other was in school and a student invited a college to his home and there had a dog in the kitchen, almost attacked the visitant kid, the worst history that I listen was a girl that was molested in the kitchen of his friend by the grandmother of the owner of the house, I thought was the worse history that someone could say about 'you are of the family went to the kitchen', of course, I thought that the girl of the history was very stupid of don't run from an old, crazy woman. I think that is very natural you say help yourself when you are saying you have courage to drink in my house I live in a pigsty, so went to the kitchen and see how is dirty and you are thinking in drink water, this way the person even is being sincere and have charity, I knew the girl, sometimes I think is this or the sister, two stupid cheaters and thieves I even don't like who stay listening their history they are so prejudicial lying about the persons, they like to lie and in my mind who listen lies is more prostitute than the prostitute we cure the liers saying in its face you are a lier if have something that you can say in the face of someone is that the person is a lier of course if this is the true if you buy lies one day you can be a maiden with a fame more prostitute than the woman that was rape in a kitchen by the grandmother of her friend, so one day that you be in the church praying because people is lying about you think if one day you was a person buying lies from someone, she and her sister are sick women I think about the smartness of the rape one the day that you need be intelligent you hold still.

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