I thought hm-mm..

I don’t quite recall objectifying Russian Women with any of my content.. so maybe I’d better try to do something about getting myself into this category and help promote a mobile game called “Siberian Girls” which does!

OK so here’s my first stab at it..

Hey Guys!!! Smoking hot sexy naughty half naked Siberian Girls are waiting for you to play with them 24 hours a day! Perfect bodies in delicious poses shedding their clothes as you score more points with them on your mobile phone!

Ok so how did I do?

Are there any MOB Marriage Agencies out there that want to hire me as their marketing director?

Well if there are, then have them contact my agent at 1-800-SCAMMER.

In the meantime take a peek at the “action” on this YouTube clip of “Siberian Girls”.

Oh and by the way..

I really want to play this game!

I think there’s some truth to this study because although most young ladies start out with slim figures, as they start to mature into womanhood I have certainly noticed a more curvy trend emerging to say the least.

Clearly this is another reason why they don’t call it Mother Russia for nothing!

Russia and Scandinavia, with an average of more than a D-cup right out in front.

(read original article here)

The clip (subtitled “Keep Them at Home”) then shows the wife purchasing a do-it-yourself beer tap online to entice her man to stay home before closing the computer as he watches soccer in the background.

This obvious tongue in cheek video is supposed to coincide with the upcoming Euro 2012 soccer tournament taking place throughout Ukraine.

The only problem is the diplomatic row this has generated between the Ukrainian and Dutch governments.  The Ukrainians are sensitive to any further stereotyping of their women as prostitutes and have lodged a complaint asking the Dutch to remove this commercial.

Personally I didn’t get that impression at all and felt that this was a humorous and even flattering message that Ukrainian women are just straight-on gorgeous and could easily generate insecurity in other women.

Take a look and judge for yourself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmYc9-BOz9A&feature=player_embedded

Russian Women as a rule are very detailed and fastidious about their appearance.  Watching them go through their various beauty rituals is always mesmerizing because its one of the most wonderfully feminine things you will ever see.

So when it comes to a Miss Belarus pageant you can imagine the stakes, along with the attention to every detail, take a big step up.

Anton Motolko has captured preparations for Miss Belarus in a fascinating retro black and white photo essay.

While Hollywood is busy promoting some twisted post-apocalyptic vision of children fighting to the death in an arena…

Over in Russia this pretty young redhead has developed some insane skills with the bow and arrow and frankly reminds me of a video game character ready for a boss battle in some fantasy-driven adventure.

Seriously, this girl is amazingly lethal…

I certainly wouldn’t be surprised if someone told me she’s from Siberia but in this case she’s actually from the once secret Soviet submarine port of Murmansk.

Remember the name:  Iza Privezenceva.

When I was teaching English at a university in Siberia I would wake up and often brave subzero conditions on foot and in frozen “Marshrutkas”. The misery was evenly spread across the grim faces of those I commuted with.

But the moment I stepped into a classroom of up to 90% young ladies who were genuinely enthusiastic to practice their English, my whole outlook on the day would change dramatically.

Talking to Yana very much reminds me of those days.

She was fortunate enough to have some professional photos done and couldn’t wait to share them with me.

Enthusiasm is always infectious.

And Yana’s personality along with her photos just might help spread it to you.

Being Libertarian-minded I certainly have no issue with what two or more consenting adults choose to do.

Marriage should have always been a private affair and never involve a government “license”, which to me is a terrible violation of freewill.   Since when do we require official government permission to love someone or start a family?

In any case there seem to be a number of Russian Women, especially 30 and above, who are under serious pressure to share a mate.   I know for a fact that life in Russia can be extremely hard so if these people find a way to increase their odds of survival by collaborating within a family then I’m all for it.

Chime in to let me know what you think.

Miss Russia 2012 is certainly no exception and it never ceases to amaze me with the sheer depth of beauty in Russia.   Once you watch these videos and images I’m sure you’ll have no desire to debate me.

I decided to try something a little different from the usual bouquet of flowers.  Instead, I got her a nice collection of crystals and a beautiful emerald green stone pendant that really called out to me, asking to be worn by her.  Given that she constantly has it on… I’d say it was a good choice.   I do believe that there are some energetic and possibly healing properties to these stones, so it’ll be fun to watch her figure out which one does what.

In the meantime back in the Russian Motherland…

March 8th has once again rolled around as the most important holiday and celebration for Russian Women by far.

So I hope all of you potential suitors out there didn’t forget this important day, especially if you are in communication with a lovely lady residing somewhere in the Former Soviet Union.

The following article nicely sums up why this important day is so justified in honoring the Russian girls we love so much.

 

A tribute to Russian women on International Women’s Day
March 7, 2012
Ajay Kamalakaran

Unlike in most parts of the world, in Russia Women’s Day is no low key affair that hardly gets noticed. The festive ambience in the country during the holiday is only outdone on New Year’s Eve.

Russian men take great pride in the beauty of their womenfolk and it’s almost impossible for a visitor to leave the country without hearing at least once from someone (and usually a man) that Russian women are the most beautiful on earth. While this is a common and patriotic adage in many countries, the sheer conviction with which Russian men celebrate the beauty of their women is incomparable. I found no need to argue with my Russian friends since I could easily see that the streets of any Russian city, be it St Petersburg or Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, contained a disproportionate number of beautiful women.

It isn’t just natural beauty that sets a Russian girl apart, rather it is the way the average Svetlana or Natasha dresses and carries herself. There’s even an elegance and grace about the way a Russian woman wearing heels runs on the ice on a freezing winter morning to catch a bus to work. You can also tell the scent of a woman apart even in the most crowded wagons of the Moscow metro. In a city as large as Moscow, where people travel for more than an hour in the metro just to get to work, I felt nothing but admiration for those who would be so well groomed at 7 am in the city centre on a working day. Now, it took a lot of work and dedication to look one’s best, throughout the day. I remember watching an emotional film once in Moscow with a Russian friend, who was moved by the plot and performances of the actors, but didn’t shed a tear. She told me later that crying would have messed up her make-up, so she decided to cry her heart out after getting home and out of public view.

In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, one could often hear mutterings from Dutch and English wives about how they hated the way a Russian woman looked dressed for a party at any time of day. Hidden somewhere in these complaints was the fact that they didn’t enjoy the attention that their husbands paid to local women. While hiring a rather beautiful reporter, I was asked an odd question about the working conditions in the office. “How come there are no mirrors in this room,” the reporter asked me. She said she needed a big enough mirror to look her best on winter mornings after removing her cap and other winter accessories. She’d even need the mirror on humid summer days when the make-up wears off on the way to work.

In Russia, it is also not an uncommon sight to see the most elegant and well-dressed woman walking hand in hand with an unshaven and rugged-looking man. Maybe one reason that some Russian women have a liking for foreign men is that they actually tend to notice and appreciate the effort that Russian women put to look their best. Russian men, though, try to make up for 364 (or 365 in a leap year like this one) days of under-appreciation with one day full of love, toasts, respect and attention on March 8, International Women’s Day.

Unlike in most parts of the world, Women’s Day is no low key affair that hardly gets noticed. March 8 is one of Russia’s most important holidays. When it comes to urban beauty, very few images compare to the sight of red rose petals on freshly fallen snow on the sidewalks of Russian cities on Women’s Day. Roses are by no means inexpensive in Russia but in the run up to Women’s Day, prices of all flowers sky-rocket. I once advised a visitor to Russia from Bangalore to bring as many roses as he could in the first week of March. The five rupees (10 cents) per rose on the streets of the Indian city compared very favourably to the 600 roubles ($20) that it cost in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

On Women’s Day, it’s difficult to call for radio taxis, despite prices being jacked up. Just about everyone is away from home on yearly rounds to give gifts to the special women in their lives, and this includes siblings, teachers, friends, parents and of course lovers. Shops also have special promotions for imported chocolates and “Sovetskoye Shampanskoye,” a generic Russian sparkling wine, which uses the ‘champagne’ name. Along with gifts, toasts are an integral part of the holiday. There are very innovative ways to toast the “most beautiful women in the world.” The festive ambience in the country during the holiday is only outdone on New Year’s Eve. National television channels often screen some classics from the bygone days. One such film is the Oscar-winning hit from 1980, “Moscow doesn’t believe in tears,” a movie that Ronald Reagan apparently saw 6 times to understand the Russian soul.

Women’s Day also tends to lift the spirits of both men and women who are sick of the long Russian winter and eagerly looking for any hint of spring. Spring arrives a lot earlier in central Russia than it does in Sakhalin and other parts of the Russian Far East. In the far outreaches of Russia, many combine the Women’s Day holiday with a few days off and head off ice-fishing or on camping expeditions to remote locations. On one occasion, when Women’s Day fell on a Thursday, the Sakhalin authorities made Friday a holiday and Sunday a working day. That gave many of us an occasion to celebrate the holiday on the frozen Sea of Okhotsk in an area called Tihaya Bay. Sakhalin’s adventurous women welcomed their holiday by scaling up icy peaks and showing off their alpinist prowess in “spring” temperatures of minus 30 degrees Celsius. Women’s Day in itself signalled that warmer temperatures were just around the corner.

For those who have Russian women colleagues and friends outside Russia, March 8 is the perfect occasion to make them feel special. A small gift and maybe two lines of a traditional Russian Women’s Day toast would easily make a Russian woman’s day, especially when one considers the fact that one of Russia’s biggest holidays goes by without the slightest hint of fanfare almost anywhere outside the former Soviet Union.

(Click here to read the original article)

Especially with Beautiful Siberian Girls like Jenya wish to remain fashionable in fur during a “tough” winter in San Diego.

Our resident relationship expert had no problem slipping into something comfy and the locals sure didn’t have a problem gazing at her in it either.

And judging from these photos…

I’m sure you won’t either.