As a general rule Russian women mature earlier. By the age of 20-22 they are ready to create a family and have children. In Western culture you can rarely find a man who is ready to tie the knot this early, so this is one of the reasons why many mature Russian women prefer to marry older guys.
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Question: I heard if you go to Russia, women will be jumping all over you as soon as they find out you are American. Is that true? Read more »
Stereotype 6. Russian wives are submissive and they would love to be your slave. As far as you get them out of the country that is. I am not going to repeat myself, because I just answered this question in this post.
Stereotype 7. Russians don’t have a sense of humor and are very sad people. This one is actually funny. Read more »
If you are serious about relationship with your Russian woman and have been thinking about bringing her over, you probably already know that you need to apply for K1 fiancée visa in order to do so.
If you have been doing some research or talked to a lawyer, you probably also heard some horrible stories about “evil” USCIS, about denied visa applications, terrifying interviews, years of wait and about unusually complicated and tricky fiancée visa application forms. Read more »
Many guys think that finding a good Russian wife is a no brainer and they don’t bother looking for tips or advice on how to make the best choice. They see a knockout picture, fall in love with it and expect that everything will go smoothly. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Choosing a mate (especially when she is from another culture) is a complicated process which does require a good heart, but also requires some thinking. While it is impossible to give one general advice for all, there are some tips which should make your search go easier.
If you have been dating a Russian, Belarussian or a Ukrainian woman for awhile and finally decided to make her your wife, CONGRATULATIONS! We wish you at least a hundred of happy years together.
You were probably already thinking about where you’ll live; where you’ll go for your honeymoon, where to buy a king-sized bed; who to invite for your wedding and maybe even how many children you would like to have. It is all good, but how about the engagement? Did you do your homework and learned how is it done in Russia and Eastern Europe? Read more »
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 »
Question: Are Eastern European (Ukrainian, Belarussian, Latvian) women the same as Russian?
I don’t like the phrase “the same”, because even identical twins who were raised by the same parents will not be the same. If by the word “the same” you mean similar core values and mentality, then I should say yes.
First of all, when the Soviet Union collapsed, many Russians and Eastern Europeans ended up living in different countries and getting different citizenships, which had nothing to do with their nationality. Read more »
I’ve heard a statement that all Russian women are beautiful a number of times and even though it is very flattering to hear (since I am a Russian woman myself), this is not true.
Russian women have some specific facial features, which some Western men love, when the others don’t. However, there is a reason why the myth that all Russian women are beautiful is widespread.
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Question: Are all Russian wives family-oriented?
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