Privacy is a big thing in the lives of Americans. Your medical and school records are protected by privacy. Privacy policies are a requirement in almost every field, even in blogging (as we recently found out). You cannot just send you family member or a friend to get your medical tests results, or to pick up your college transcript. Everything is protected by privacy. In Russian language we don’t even have such word. Yes, that’s right. There is no translation for the word “privacy” in Russian.
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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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Dating Russian women might be fun, but if you are not familiar with Russian culture, you may run into some challenges. To avoid them, learn some basics about Russian women and their mentality and you should be fine.

First of all, forget about feminism when dating Russian women. Russian women do not like to think that they are the same as men. They like to be women. They are very feminine and emphasize it with the way they dress, behave and live. Man is supposed to be the main provider of the family in Russia, so if you have a problem with it, Russian wife might not be the right choice for you. Read more »

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