- Posts commented last
- The latest posts
- The latest comments
- Men & women
- Ladies only
- Gentlemen's club
- Marrying in America, Australia, New Zealand, Canada
- Marrying in Europe
- Marrying in Muslim countries (Turkey, UAE, etc)
- Marrying in countries except Europe, America, Australia, Canada and Muslim countries
- I seek advice
- Share your experience
- Our happy couples and happy wishes
- Life after marriage. Immigration, adaptation to life abroad
- Meeting in real life
- Children in a family with a foreign man
- Travelling
- People, culture & society
- A place to live. Real estate.
- Administrative issues
- Studying foreign languages/ language barriers
- Beauty, health, lifestyle
- Humour
- My art
- Esotericism and psychology
- Our four-legged friends
- The school of happiness
- Positive psychology club "Rule your life"
- Greetings section (birthdays, best wishes, congratulations, etc.)
Reply to Tim on View the commented comment
Translate
Kinda true Tim, but I have been to NYC and Chicago, SF, Miami..etc, and there is one big difference. Muscovites seem to include themselves among other great European cities. History yes, The amazing buildings, yes, but freedom of the press, free elections, religion??? The list is long but most of all, there is a bullish judgemental mentality that I find over and over and over...even of their own countrymen. I have friends, more like brothers really in Siberia, that were deemed "poor hardworking folks." Hardworking YES, Poor, not in Spirit of culture. Friends in Lviv in the Ukraine, Nazi's they were called. On the Black Sea, leaches and a drain on "real" Russians. I think the biggest impression was(and i do not mean every Muscovite)an inability to hold their tongue. Rude is the word that comes to mind. I will take alot of crap for what I wrote but it is what it is. I wish you great luck here Tim. You should try Siberia in the dead of winter. How they manage is amazing!! No matter how cold they just keep on going.