Post: #1

Has anyone gone to this caucasic country or is planning to go there?

I have meet some Azerbaijan girls and where extremely beautiful!

Here you have some inner motivation to hit the country

Post: #2

Heard it was tough.

But will see for myself in December.

Post: #3

It's a mostly muslim country. I'm guessing it's not a poosy paradise.

Post: #4

Mismatched top and bottoms. 2/10 would not bang.

Post: #5

the squats are doing nothing for her ass

Post: #6

You're right. She's sexy as fuck, but there's not much going on back there.

Post: #7

I think NN paid a visit and deflowered a secular Azerbaijani girl...

Post: #8

Her ass is pretty much ideal to me, especially for her body size.

I guess there's a reason I haven't been to Brazil lately...

Post: #9

(04-09-2013 02:53 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Her ass is pretty much ideal to me, especially for her body size.

I guess there's a reason I haven't been to Brazil lately...

Do you plan on going back to South America? And how long do you plan on being in Eastern Europe. You seem to be really liking it out there. I'm gonna have to check it out myself at some point.

Post: #10

(04-09-2013 12:13 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  It's a mostly muslim country. I'm guessing it's not a poosy paradise.

Turkish too. Turkey , Albania, Azerbaijan and Tatarstan (Russia) while muslim, are also as open as any other nation. Not all muslim countries have all women in burkas, please.

Post: #11

(04-09-2013 06:16 PM)Volk Wrote:  

(04-09-2013 12:13 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  It's a mostly muslim country. I'm guessing it's not a poosy paradise.

Turkish too. Turkey , Albania, Azerbaijan and Tatarstan (Russia) while muslim, are also as open as any other nation. Not all muslim countries have all women in burkas, please.

I'm gonna have to go ahead and kindly disagree according to the players who've chimed in about Turkey on the forum.

/thread-4158-p...ght=turkey

/thread-12902.html

/thread-15566....ght=turkey

My girlfriend is Turkish, but she grew up in Europe. A lot of Turks do wear burkas according to her, even in Europe. The general consensus seems to be the girls are pretty damn conservative and to top that off the guys are some of the most flagrant cock blockers on the planet.

Post: #12

(04-10-2013 12:20 AM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  

(04-09-2013 06:16 PM)Volk Wrote:  

(04-09-2013 12:13 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  It's a mostly muslim country. I'm guessing it's not a poosy paradise.

Turkish too. Turkey , Albania, Azerbaijan and Tatarstan (Russia) while muslim, are also as open as any other nation. Not all muslim countries have all women in burkas, please.

I'm gonna have to go ahead and kindly disagree according to the players who've chimed in about Turkey on the forum.

/thread-4158-p...ght=turkey

/thread-12902.html

/thread-15566....ght=turkey

My girlfriend is Turkish, but she grew up in Europe. A lot of Turks do wear burkas according to her, even in Europe. The general consensus seems to be the girls are pretty damn conservative and to top that off the guys are some of the most flagrant cock blockers on the planet.

I know the confusion, I'm surprised your girl fell into it as well. Technically, there are women in Turkey who wear Burkas, the vast majority of them are Kurdish, who are not really "Turkish" per se. The state is totally secular, as is most of the people, they don't practice islam to the extent their neighbors do, not since Atatürk.

What I see from those posts is just people clashing with the culture, not going along with it. I don't blame them, it's not an easy one to figure out.

Post: #13

(04-10-2013 09:00 AM)Volk Wrote:  

(04-10-2013 12:20 AM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  

(04-09-2013 06:16 PM)Volk Wrote:  

(04-09-2013 12:13 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  It's a mostly muslim country. I'm guessing it's not a poosy paradise.

Turkish too. Turkey , Albania, Azerbaijan and Tatarstan (Russia) while muslim, are also as open as any other nation. Not all muslim countries have all women in burkas, please.

I'm gonna have to go ahead and kindly disagree according to the players who've chimed in about Turkey on the forum.

/thread-4158-p...ght=turkey

/thread-12902.html

/thread-15566....ght=turkey

My girlfriend is Turkish, but she grew up in Europe. A lot of Turks do wear burkas according to her, even in Europe. The general consensus seems to be the girls are pretty damn conservative and to top that off the guys are some of the most flagrant cock blockers on the planet.

I know the confusion, I'm surprised your girl fell into it as well. Technically, there are women in Turkey who wear Burkas, the vast majority of them are Kurdish, who are not really "Turkish" per se. The state is totally secular, as is most of the people, they don't practice islam to the extent their neighbors do, not since Atatürk.

What I see from those posts is just people clashing with the culture, not going along with it. I don't blame them, it's not an easy one to figure out.

Then how is it just as open as any other place? There were multiple men who stated how hard it is. Have you been to Turkey? I understand that Turkey isn't as conservative as it's neighbors, but that isn't saying much since the middle east tends to be pretty much the most conservative region in the world. My girl doesn't wear burkas btw haha. But it's not just the Kurds who wear them. The Kurds live mostly in the south east region of Turkey, and from what I understand, you'll see women all over Turkey wearing them. And also, I'm sure it's not as prevalent as in neighboring countries. My cousin's living in Germany right now and they are making a fuss over the Turkish women in particular, wearing them in public. My girl comments on her mothers friends wearing them in Austria and how she thinks it's stupid. I think most people who have been to Turkey will agree that it's not a poosy paradise, especially if you're just passing through. I haven't been there, but just look at those threads. The success rate was very small. I do plan on going there in the next year or two as my girls family has a nice big empty house an hour outside of Istanbul.

Post: #14

Nobody wears Burka in Turkey. Burka is the full-body veil that women are forced to wear in some Islamic countries. What some women wear in Turkey is called Hijab, and even then, it's use is actually banned by law on some places (Workplace, public buildings, etc). I've been for a short time in Istanbul, because it's one of the few countries that don't ask me for a visa. I thought the people were way too nice. Women of course were another story and you are right, they are not a good idea for people just passing by. On the plus side, you won't see too many sex tourists spoiling the place and I was surprised to see that the place is not full of ugly girls.
Again, like I said, I believe most of the animosity towards the place has been mostly culture shock. I believe people should try their own ideas and make their own path. I wouldn't cross Azerbaijan out just because a few forum members clashed with the Turks.