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Dulce Maria Reyes for @latteaki’s Too Hot To Handle!

23 years old

She/Her 

Bi

Materialistic, Neat, Vegetarian

Hobbies: Acting, Dancing, Fitness, Photography, Wellness

Dislikes: Gardening

Simstagram Model / Simfluencer

About:

Dulce was born and raised in Selvadorada, but her family’s humble beginnings were never enough for her. Since a young age she wanted more, more than her parents could offer at the time. After turning twenty-one she packed her bags and moved to Del Sol Valley — with nothing but a few bucks and a head full of dreams. It hasn’t been the smoothest road, certainly she’s had ups and downs (plenty that she would rather never share with others). After two years of climbing through obstacles she finally feels content with the place she has reached in Del Sol. Getting paid to look good is definitely what Dulce was born to do — she plans to continue working hard and earning more everyday so she can help her family back home and live the life that she truly deserves. 

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Week 1: Empanadas, Unapologetic Staring, and Awesome People

I have almost spent a full week in Buenos Aires, and life is absolutely wonderful right now. The city is always alive, whether with people hustling to work or young adults laughing on the streets at four in the morning. There is always something to do in Buenos Aires, and I've really enjoyed having my entire day packed with people and activities. However, it took a little bit of time to adjust to the cultural differences of Buenos Aires. Although I am sure I will keep discovering new differences throughout the next six weeks, there are still many things and actions that felt uncomfortable at first. The most prominent shock was the amount of staring. In the United States, at least in my personal experience, most people are taught in schools and throughout their childhood that it is rude to stare at other people, even if they may look different. However, people are so apparent with their scrutinization, failing to even attempt to conceal their curiosity (or even distaste). Though I tried to ignore it, I was always offended by their adamant stares, and it made me self-conscious about going out in public. After a few days of embracing the sideways glances and outright dirty looks, I feel as if I've grown accustomed to this new cultural reality. It may not be ideal, but I've learned that not everyone is raised the same way I was, and it is important to be aware of these differences.

There were also so many amazing things that have come from this trip so far. I can't talk about the best parts of Buenos Aires without mentioning the food. I've tried many traditional Argentine dishes including milonesa, medialunas, alfajores with dulce de leche, and more. However, I'd have to say my favorite would be the empanadas. They have so much variety, as it can be filled by beef, chicken, ham and cheese, or vegetables. There is a tiny empanada store right down the street of where my homestay is, and it sells the most delicious empanadas I have eaten. The best part is the price, though. My roommates and I bought a dozen empanadas for $5 USD! I can try so many dishes here in Buenos Aires and visit so many different cafes because the food is so much cheaper than in the United States.

The foodie part of me says that affordable dining is the best part about the city, but I can't brush off the amazing relationships I've made in the short time I've spent in Buenos Aires. I recently got my nails done at the salon across the street from my homestay, and I met the most wonderful people. Maria, my new nail tech, was the sweetest woman ever, and she was so patient with how I was practicing my Spanish. She even went out of her way to give us mini grammar lessons while she was doing my nails, and I can confidently say that my Spanish has improved exponentially since being here. All of the workers gave us so many recommendations for the best restaurants, nightlife locations, and mate types. They were so welcoming, and I really value the friendship I made with them. In addition to the workers in the nail salon, I've really bonded with the other study abroad students. My roommates and I have gotten really close throughout our time living together, and I love hanging out with them. We even decided to get a gym membership together, so we could all workout everyday. The workers at the gym, SmartFit, are all so supportive and sweet. They always get so excited to see us, and it is such a welcoming environment to workout in. Our gym honestly reminds me of Planet Fitness, and it gives me a small sense of home in a new city.

I can't wait to continue learning all the ins and outs of the city, all while making many more friends!

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