We Are Now on Facebook!
Everyone else is doing it, so I decided to create an account and a Facebook group called Russian Wife Forum.
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Our Book on Russian Women is Finally Done!
Hello our loyal and our new readers,
We have some great news to share with all of you!
Our e-book on how to find the right Russian woman and win her heart is FINALLY DONE!
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Russian Culture: Holidays
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If you decided to develop a relationship with a Russian woman, or if you are already married to one, make sure you remember main Russian holidays. Russians like holidays. They like to celebrate, to give and receive gifts, so please don’t skip Women’s Day or, God forbid, forget about getting her a Birthday gift. She may not say anything due to pride and modesty, but you will make her sad.
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What to Get for Your Russian Wife’s Birthday
You probably already know that gift giving is a big part of Russian culture. If you have a Russian wife and want to make her happy, don’t forget to buy gifts for her, especially for her Birthday.
In Russia they say that it is not the gift that matters, but the attention, so you don’t need to go wild and spend a fortune to make your woman happy. Your gift doesn’t have to be expensive, but it does have to be thoughtful. Read more »
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One or Many?
I met a woman online and exchanged a few emails. Do you recommend me to talk to other girls?
If I visit her, since the trip is long and expensive, should I meet other
girls to take the best advantage of my trip? If yes, how can I let her know without hurting
her feelings? Read more »
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Six Things to Avoid While Corresponding with a Russian Woman
1. Don’t go after a Russian woman who is 30 years younger than you. It may be cool and it might work for awhile, but most likely not for long. Imagine her being 40 when you turn 70. I don’t think I need to explain why it wouldn’t quite work.
2. If you like a woman’s profile and decide to send her a letter, make sure you do it nicely. Don’t write. “Hi, I am Bob, what’s up?” This will be rude and inconsiderate. Introduce yourself. Write your name, age, occupation, marital status. Tell her why you liked her profile. If you are looking for a serious relationship, don’t say that you chose her, because she has big boobs or long legs. Even if this is the reason. Read more »
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America Through the Eyes of a Russian Woman Part 3
Speaking of money, credit cards system is something that many Russian immigrants often wonder about.
Many Russian women think that all Americans are rich and dollars are pretty much growing on trees. I though so too. Later I discovered that it was just a fabricated delusion of wealth. Read more »
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Russian Women: Are They Really Who They Say They Are
Question: When I look at Russian women’s profiles online, most of them are beautiful, educated and according to their profiles, have great moral characters. If they are so good, why aren’t they married yet? Read more »
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Russian Scammers are Getting Creative
Just to clarify, Russian scammers are not Russian women who post their profiles online. As a matter of fact, many so-called “Russian scammers” are not women and not Russian at all. They are called Russian, because they use Russian dating sites as their scam arena.
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Things You Absolutely Need to Know before Taking a Russian Woman out on a Date. Part 1
You’ve been corresponding with a Russian woman for awhile and decided it was time to finally meet her. Whether you met her online, through your friends, or in Red Square, and irregardless of where your first date is going to be, there are things that you need to know before going out. Otherwise your first date might turn out to be a nightmare, and it might become your last. Read more »
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If you Are Planning a Trip to Russia, Make Sure to Read This…
If you have been in Russia or Eastern Europe and stayed there for at least a week, you can skip this article and go straight to the comment section to let all of us know about your experiences. If you have never been there and are planning a trip to Russia, here are a few things you should know about.
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Russian Culture: Superstitions
If you don’t want to get in trouble or freak your Russian bride or Russian wife out, keep in mind that Russians are usually superstitious. Save yourself an embarrassment or three, try to remember these things:
1. An even number of flowers is considered to be a misfortune and you bring even number of flowers only on funerals and graves. Guess how many flowers were in the first bouquet of flowers, which my American fiancé at the time got for me? 16. I knew he didn’t want me to be dead and I never considered myself to be superstitious, but getting an even number of flowers felt a bit weird.
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