A tasty lunch followed, including a soup containing a bull's testicle. Hmm!!
And I was fine. At the end of the evening, Sveta insisted in getting the taxi with me back to the hotel to make sure I got there alright. Very sweet.




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Originally posted by povlhp Fly4fun - Maybe you are the boring type ? A trip becomes what you make it, and as a foreigner in a foreign country, it is pretty easy to find some gals to hang out with. Or maybe it is because you are travelling in a group. My experiences has been like Ade's, that it is easy to meet people, and if you want, get laid. Pretty universal all over the world if you come as a foreigner. Ade - Since she is been working in the light cavalry, I hope you have taken care. There are some extra risks involved. Generally, you should take care if you do not know the person / had her through a full medical. It is now less than 3 weeks until I am going for my first meeting with a girl in Siberia. |
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Originally posted by andy_101 The right woman can make a man and the wrong one can break him. Andy |
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Originally posted by andy_101 Enough said Ade - best of luck with it. Andy Hey LeChef! Know any Johnny Cash? "6' 6" he stood off the ground. He weighed 245 Ibs and I saw that giant of a man brought down by a thing called love." Sometimes you aren't as tough as you'd like to think. |
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[i] Would you consider initiating a serious relationship, perhaps marrying, a woman who has worked as a prostitute... say... within the last year before you met her? [/B] |
I think you've got a good attitude regarding Maria. Strange one there for certain. Good luck on your next trip!


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Originally Posted by Zmejka
Hello Ade,
I believe that whatever people do - it's their choice based on life perception. I wouldn't compare living in poorest areas in fsu to some areas in Africa because i have never visited any of mentioned places (luckily). Still some people chose that style of life, some not. Every woman in fsu earns money to be able to eat (untill they're not married to quite rich guys who allow them to stay at home), some have 2 jobs. My personal perception of working girls is that they preferred to step on the wrong road, no personal sircumstances justify them -because there're people may be 10 times poorer than them - and still they can't think of such way of getting money. It doesn't make them bad people in general, they just have different moral standarts may be. And it's glad that they still have chances to meet nice guys who would want to stay with them. |
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Originally Posted by Zmejka
Hello Ade,
...SNIP..Every woman in fsu earns money to be able to eat (untill they're not married to quite rich guys who allow them to stay at home), some have 2 jobs. My personal perception of working girls is that they preferred to step on the wrong road, no personal sircumstances justify them -because there're people may be 10 times poorer than them - and still they can't think of such way of getting money. ...SNIP.... |
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Originally Posted by Ade
every woman in the FSU doesn't earn enough to be able to eat....unemployment is very high in some areas, and people don't earn enough to support themselves from normal work
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Originally Posted by Ade
Hi,
Sorry, but you are wrong - if I understand what you're saying; every woman in the FSU doesn't earn enough to be able to eat....unemployment is very high in some areas, and people don't earn enough to support themselves from normal work, so they rely on handouts from family and/or friends; or steal, rob, mug, whatever is necessary. Not everyone in the UK earns enough to buy their basic necessities....but the state supports them. These girls in the FSU don't necessarily have different moral standards....they have the same range of standards as the rest of us; they are, however, in a vastly different situation to us in the West. And of course, any generalisations also ignore the specific aspects of any individual case, which again make a vast difference. Regards, Ade |
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Originally Posted by ira156
Hey Ade i read that he thinks that women DO earn enough to eat and (its his personal belief) that they dont need to resort to prostitution to survive. And while i cant speak of all Russian women....my Nat has definately got different morals to most of the women i have met in Australia. Cheers Mate
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Originally Posted by ira156
Lets face it guys ...VERY FEW...prostitutes in the west do it to feed themselves....99% would do it for drug addiction. I personally dont have a problem with prostitutes who do it for money...with their choice not clouded by drugs...and that do it safely healthwise. And no i dont frequent prostitutes. Would i want one for a wife ....sorry but no thanks.....as zme says there are other ways to make money and i gives me an indication of their morals and self respect. and personaly it doesnt match mine.
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Originally Posted by Ade
Hi Ira,
I'm not sure that it says anything about morals at all; and I certainly don't think the morals of a prostitute are any worse than, say, credit card company managers charging 25% p.a. or professional sportsmen accepting pay that is out of all proportion to their contribution to society. Really. As for self respect, again it's easy to take things out of context - in my nice little life, I've never had the slightest intimation that there could ever be any situation where I'd have to do anything I found personally unpleasant to any significant degree.....but people in less fortunate societies all round the world are faced with that choice every day, and do what they have to do. My wife is now in the position that she has the same easy luxury in this matter as I do - and anyone now trying to entice her into a prostitution situation would quite probably get more than rough language from her; she's had it rough, and now appreciates a normal, quiet life. We're actually looking for opportunities for her to work with women wanting to get out of prostitution or drugs rehabilitation/counselling, as she's dealt with these issues and may be able to help others avoid/escape this 'sub-world'. Ade |
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Originally Posted by Ade
It is all too easy to condemn prostitutes for their moral/lifestyle choices, but this is certainly a case of what they're doing hurting no-one but themselves - whatever their reasons for getting involved in the trade. I'd also ask (and I don't know the answer - if anyone does, please let me know) when the prevalent attitude to prostitution began? Is it Victorian? Anyone know historical attitudes?
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Originally Posted by OzGuyLooking
Ahab is a prime example of this. I could say alot more but I shall now shut up again.
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Originally Posted by ira156
Hey Ade, first of all i dont think i have the right to judge anyone, i am describing what my moral values are and what i will except for myself. I think prositution has its place in society or it wouldnt have lasted this long. I dont like the spread of drug addiction, and disease that comes with it. A lot of western pro's have a very low self esteme that has led them to drugs and the drugs have led them to the sex industry. As i said if a woman makes a clean and sober decision to do it ....and takes the neccessary health precausions then power to her. I hope your wife has evry success in giving help to those who want it....Cheers
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Originally Posted by OzGuyLooking
1st thing Ade, great thread mate and a great attitude to those whose opinions are way different to yours.
Now to answer is some way your question, and some will roll there eyes but hey they can get over it. The attitude to prostitution you refer to is extremely old and is written about in many ancient texts that include Egyptian, Babylonian, Greek, Roman and even biblical texts as well. The profession has always had a stigma applied to it but funnily enoughl in the ancient texts when a prostitute has done something 'positive' for the winning side their position is society all of a sudden becomes positive as well. Ahab is a prime example of this. I could say alot more but I shall now shut up again. |

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Originally Posted by Cheburashka
Do you mean Rahab? Ahab wasn't an example of much that was good. Rahab made it into the Biblical hall of faith: Hebrews chapter 11. And she was King David's great grandmother if I remember correctly.
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Originally Posted by Ade
people in StP and Moscow don't know what Russia in Siberia is like, and that she knows girls working as prostitutes who have degrees and 2 jobs,,,but still don't pull in enough money to support themselves.
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Originally Posted by Texas Proud
I think it is better than a drug dealer... they all should be shot...
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Originally Posted by Ade
Hi Ira,
I really hope my wife can get involved in helping those whose lifestyles may come back to haunt them; she's had all the experiences she needs, and pretty crappy ones they've been, some of them. Her family have been totally rubbish, and I have a hard time not demonstrating to her male relatives just how low my opinion of them is - in a physical way that transcends boundaries. My wife got into it because she didn't want to sell drugs anymore - she'd seen how bad that was for people; her alternative only hurt herself. To explain her whole background would need a bigger post than I can manage tonight - had a few beers and watched fireworks ![]() All things considered, I'd prefer my wife hadn't this background - but she has, and I wouldn't swap her for the world. Regards, Ade |
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Originally Posted by OzGuyLooking
Typo Cheb, I did mean Rahab, but David was the Great Grandson of Boaz from the tribe of Judah and Ruth the Moabitess. Hebrews take their family tree from their paternal side. There used to be a small joke back in the days of Political (In)correctness that said gave her the name Rahab the Arab. But now people get upset over it so mst who now it don't say it (or even type it). Anyway Rahab was the Prostitute that allowed the Isrealite spies into Jericho and hid them from her Kings (the King of Jericho) men.
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Originally Posted by Cheburashka
Check out Matthew 1:5. I had to go look it up.
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Originally Posted by Ade
Hi Ira,
That's how I read it also - sorry if my reply wasn't clear enough. However, he's still wrong. He quite clearly says he's not been out there; I have, several times, and there are lots of people who don't earn enough to eat properly, and do have to rely on handouts or illegality to provide for themselves. Zem, I'm not imagining it, I've seen it; and no, there aren't always poorly paid but honest jobs around, just waiting for people to drop into them. That is the reality in Bratsk, at least - high unemployment, and not the easy life we have here. This I've seen with my own eyes, and know about from people there - and the people I know there aren't all poor, so I'm not getting a disjointed view. You can pretend it's otherwise if you wish, but that doesn't alter the reality that I've encountered. Ade |
And that could well be her best answer. In my family, my sisters have had the info to work out Seida's past, though I'm not sure they have; my nephew, also my best friend, knows it all and couldn't give a stuff.


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