Wearing a hat is like having
a baby or a puppy;
Everyone stops to coo
and talk about it.
Louise Green
Hello to everyone here! Hats off! Today is National Hat Day – one of the most bizarre informal world holidays. Silly or elegant, serious or giant, awesome or functional ones, people wear hats for various reasons. To cover a head only? Come on, do you really think so? » Read more..
She’s my happy babe, my wonderful exotic flower, my little girl, my pretty Ukrainian wife… It started as a game, nothing serious, flirt in chat and long correspondence, and… And then she became my destiny and my life. I’m a modest and even shy man so I always felt uncomfortable when my friends tried to introduce me to a girl. I got a good education and I have an interesting job but my life sometimes seemed to me blank and meaningless, especially when the most of my friends got married and got children. At last I decided to try my luck in Internet furthermore I heard many good things about Slavic ladies so I registered on some online dating web-sites and started my search. » Read more..
Starting communication with a Slavic lady may seem to be complex for someone. Men usually face the typical problems and build stone walls between them and their ladies themselves.
First, you should be brave and confident, but not aggressive. You need to feel the line which any Ukrainian lady will find comfortable. Show that you are a man who knows what he wants and knows how to approach to a woman, as if you act like a schoolboy, not a woman will pay attention to you, and will probably find you not too interesting, and of course will not think about you as of a future husband. » Read more..
Hello to everyone here! This day the Ukrainians celebrate so-called Malanka and Vasyl holiday, or the Old New Year. Sounds rather strangely or even paradoxical, doesn’t it? But this informal holiday takes a special place in Slavic culture. It is connected with the adoption the Gregorian calendar by the Russian Government in 1918, and using simultaneously the Julian calendar by the Russian Orthodox Church. » Read more..
Jealousy may come into each relationship, especially into the distant one. Ukrainian ladies are devoted and kindhearted to the only man they choose, but sometimes an unpleasant feeling may come into your soul. It is well-known that jealousy has ruined an immense amount of relationships which seemed to be strong enough. So, it is better to know the best ways to cope with jealousy as soon as you start feeling it, as usually there is no reason for such negative attitude to your Slavic woman. » Read more..
Older people in general tend to believe that virtual love can not exist. But new technologies and many happy couples that meet each other in world wide web, prove that it isn’t true and virtual love can become real long-lasting relationship. So how to make your dream come true, to make your virtual happiness real? » Read more..
1. What are your thoughts about marriage, do you believe in it and have you ever wanted to be married?
I believe that marriage is an announcement of two loving people that they belong to each other only. Of course I do think about marriage, but with a decent man that I hope to meet here. » Read more..
Everyone can have difficult times in relationship. Ukrainian ladies are gorgeous and good-tempered, but even they can sometimes have bad mood, so no one can avoid quarrels and misunderstanding. In addition, someone may be tensed because of distant relationships. Deep analyzing will help You to understand whether the situation can be fixed up and whether You actually want this. » Read more..
Hello to everyone! Winter holidays are almost over – there the Old New Year and Epiphany remain only. But one season is over and another begins – the season of winter dating. The world is getting ready to St. Valentine’s Day, and is full of bustle. Want to meet one of the most romantic holidays with the perfect, loving and caring Russian lady? So it’s time to date! » Read more..
Hello to everyone here! Yes, today you can say Merry Christmas to your Ukrainian or Russian lady. Christmas is celebrated on January 7, and the Christmas holidays include January 6 (Christmas Eve) and 8. It can be rather confusing, but the Russians (as well as the Ukrainians) celebrate Christmas twice in fact, because the Orthodox countries observe Christmas on December 24 and January 7. It comes on a traditional Orthodox Christmas celebration today, on January 7, according to the Gregorian calendar as in most of Orthodox Christian countries. So don’t forget to congratulate your Russian lady writing her Merry Christmas! » Read more..
Elena Ukraine, Kirovograd