Why are Russian/Ukranian women so cold?
NJBalla
New York
Each has its pros and cons. Usually my MO is to stick with Brazilians. They provide great GFE, sensual lapdances, and the whole process always feels like a friend with benefits relationship.
However, once in a while I like to switch things up and hang out with the Russian/Ukranian. Their pros are good bar side talk, usually very intellectual (one of my favs was a math major). Thier cons are their dances can be very robotic and at the end it feels very transactional. I often hearing guys called them rubots, but wondered if this is all cultural.
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Despite the reputation of Russians being low milage, I would not mind spending some time with a few just to chat at the bar. I have been to Ukraine a few times, practicing the language with a girl in bikini wear would beat paying for language lessons on iTalki! :-}
That's like asking "Why are Middle Eastern women so hot?" or "Why are Eskimo women so cold?"
In short, every day is a bit of an ordeal. It causes people to have little time or patience for small talk. That is reserved for close friends and family.
lol what the fuck^
I gotta get back to NYC to get with some of these Brazilians though. Fuck you NJB share the love. That’s shit most definitely is rare in the rest of the US.
This sounds like the set up for one of my stripper jokes.
I enjoy the Brazilians in the NJ clubs. They definitely offer the services I want. I think their lifestyle in Brazil is more friendly and accepting - and sexually freer (than most EE countries).
@NJ: I have some experience with Russian dancers and find that they warm up in a hurry if they think you could be worth more to them than a few LDs. I had a shitload of fun with a Russian dancer for many months and, if not for one other girl, she would hold the title of ATF.
"Russia and Eastern Europe in general is harsh on women. They come out of it harder and more ruthless than most."
I believe both of those quotes sum things up.