Post: #26

So, Armenia is resisting westernization ?

Ahhhh, I'd like to sit somewhere on the slopes of Ararat and watch Yerevan in mist....

(05-06-2014 05:08 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  Flint:

Do you think social circle game or pipelining game (pre-visit) would be a good approach? It's an old-school culture, so maybe the society there functions on a different basis.

QC

Since i live in eastern orthodox culture myself, i suppose SC game might be the way to do it in Armenia as well (tho i suppose Armenia is indeed more conservative). Cold approaching is a bitch here too, since girls will not want to make themselves look available or receptive in the broad daylight just like that. But when away from public, they reveal their true nature, which is kind of typical girlish rationalization hamster and hypocrisy. But i don't mind that tbh. It's better than girls walking around looking like some thug, talking like a gangster, and throwing some masculine game at me.

Post: #27

Update:

I finally got laid here with local girls after a four month dry spell.

Girl #1: 32-year old butterface that I met in a bar. Just talked briefly to her, exchanged numbers then met a week later. We emptied two bottles of wine, made out in a dark alley and finally went to my place and fucked. Drunkest sex I ever had, she gave good head and a great slim body but, alas, her face was a only 5. She worked for a big international organization, spoke excellent English, lived abroad many times. She said, she wants to leave the country because it bores her.

Girl #2: 22-year old I met through social circle game. 6ish face, her body was thicker than the Armenian average but acceptable. Same personality pattern: Lived in Europe for a year, speaks good English, more open-minded, hangs out with foreigners and gays. Took me three dates to kiss her, sex after date #7. A lot of pubic hair and extremely shy in bed. Sex was bad but maybe I'll see her again.

Some more observations and additions to my first post:

- At the beginning, I wrote that daygame is king here but I realized it's a waste of time mostly, especially if you don't know Russian or Armenian. 2 out 10 girls I approach, speak conversational English here. I would now strongly advise to use social circle game mostly. Watch out for expat circles and girls who hang out with gays, liberals, activists, etc. These are the most likely to be open to foreign dick.

As for night game, my impression is now a bit better than at the beginning. Many places are not the cockfests anymore that I saw when I came here, maybe because it's summer. SNL will still be very hard, though. I got one, but not with an Armenian girl.

- It is super hard to find girls who don't live with their parents anymore. Even those in their mid-20s who work for international corporations and earn good money don't have their own apartment when they could actually afford them. Speaking of logistics.

- I know plenty of foreigners here who go after Iranian girls rather than after Armenians. It's not many of them but they are usually a hundred times more open-minded and friendlier than your average Armenian girl. It's worth a try. Iranians in general are among the greates people you will meet here.

- I still cannot recommend Armenia (and the entire Caucasus area) for gaming purposes. You see, I struggled hard here for many months just to be rewarded with mediocre pussy. The real talent is hard to attain, primarily because of the language barrier.

I found some more places and cool bars that are definitely worth checking out, also with regards to women. PM for more intel.

Post: #28

If you really want your flag there are a decent amount of Armenians in Moscow but when I was there I didn't find any specific spots that had a lot consistently. Much more open minded there though then in the home country since they are away from their family pressure and aren't particularly enamoured of Russian guys.

Post: #29

[quote='Flint' pid='719689' dateline='1399405492']
It's fucking hard to get laid in Armenia.

Armenians will never got tired to tell you their history and that Armenia is the first country in the world that adopted Christianity. They also moan a lot about Turkey and the Armenian genocide. I admit, that these people suffered a lot in the past but their self-victimization, whining and nationalism are extremely annoying and I think that's why the country is not getting ahead.


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The locals are not very friendly and seem extremely cold.

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Considering the small population size, expect that everyone knows everyone.

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People in general have a frigid vibe and everyone seems strangely undersexed. Public signs of affections are extremely low-key. As for Yerevan, the city has a strange, uptight vibe.

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Alcohol is always available and you can technically get shitfaced in public. Doing that gives you a bad rep, though. This is not Russia.
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Guys are short, rude and even less open-minded than the girls. They hang around in groups like Arab/Turkish dudes in Western Europe.

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Armenia definitely has one of the highest concentration of quality women that I have ever experienced in any country. There are tons of 7s and 8s on the streets and plenty of 9s, too.


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I walked around with dates and they had to stop several times because friends of them saw us.

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Most of the girls live with their parents even if they are in their mid-twenties which often means they have curfews. You will see dozens of hot chicks walking arm in arm with their mothers.

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All the bars and clubs are basically sausagefests and the women who go out either have a boyfriend or a not very attractive.

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Armenia seemingly has everything that the conservative wing of RVF craves: a traditional Christian culture, slim and feminine women, respect for patriarchy and cheap living costs.


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A wonderful post, withs many little gems. I wish I could write like that. I have been there for my first time some months ago, and I will return.

Post: #30

Had no idea this data sheet was from 2014 but a lot of the warnings seem to echo what I experienced in Georgia.

Pretty much the only FSU country I've been in, that had a lot of women on dating apps and bars, that was good was Ukraine. Still Tinder in Kiev has a bit of an issue with too many prostitutes on the app and downtown Kiev is now a bit overran by foreign men (meaning the nightlife might look sausage festy).

Post: #31

Armenia is a special case, as mentioned before, the whole genocide/diaspora thing. Also interesting to see how well they are doing abroad. Kirk Kerkorian, Dan Bilzerian, Daruysh Obama...

Post: #32

... Kim Kardashian

Post: #33

Wow! Is she Armenian? How do you know? Thats some super special secret insight!

Post: #34

She told me yesterday