Post: #5101

(01-12-2019 01:40 AM)Ouroboros Wrote:  

(01-11-2019 06:55 AM)Beirut Wrote:  A lot of arabs and turks and africans study there.

(01-11-2019 06:55 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

(01-11-2019 06:38 AM)Ouroboros Wrote:  

(01-09-2019 02:05 PM)Hydrae Cube Wrote:  Kharkiv is ok, but quite oppressive city. The central part of the city is pleasant, but spread out so takes time to get to your favourite places.

The only thing Puzhata is good for is as a laxative.

If you think that you're going to escape foreign guys and escorts by going to Kharkiv you have another thing coming, it's full of Islamic students and the clubs have many whore (especially Bolero)

Russian levels are low there, and they are not as interested in foreigners as you might imagine.

As with any city in Ukraine, DG is King.

Kharkiv offers nothing over Kiev apart from lower prices

I don't contest this as I haven't been to Ukraine, but why would an Orthodox city like Kharkiv be full of Islamic students?

I saw them in Lviv, Kiev and Zaporozhye. I don't see why Kharkiv would be different.

In theory: Ukraine is considered semi-famous for medical education at cheap rates.

In practice: Does Ukraine really have better education than Morocco? Even though places like Morocco have a per capita GDP than Ukraine? It seems like they're using it as an excuse to go drink vodka and have sex with prostitutes to me. And I kind of see some evidence for this such as the Middle Eastern and African male seems to outnumber their female counterpart by 3:1 or more.

I see. By 'Islamic students' I read 'students studying Islam' as opposed to 'Muslim students' generally. The latter makes more sense...though still a little strange since (I imagine) Middle Easterners and Africans would probably hate the climate in Ukraine, not speak the language that well, and be met with a frosty reception by the locals...The draw of free-flowing vodka and bountiful pussy must be real.

It is historical. These kids are mostly from countries that where under Soviet Union sphere of influence, like Angola , Syria or Congo for example, or at least non-alligned countries like Morocco or India.

Mostly, their parents studied there too, and kids follow the same steps.

Post: #5102

What is everyones favorite city in ukraine? Think kyiv seems to be my best bet since i dont speak any russian.

Will be there in 2 weeks

Post: #5103

there are good english speakers everywhere. Not just in kiev. Level of english has really gotten better the last five years.

(01-16-2019 06:15 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  What is everyones favorite city in ukraine? Think kyiv seems to be my best bet since i dont speak any russian.

Will be there in 2 weeks

Post: #5104

(01-16-2019 06:15 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  What is everyones favorite city in ukraine? Think kyiv seems to be my best bet since i dont speak any russian.

Will be there in 2 weeks

Sevastopol, but I guess it doesn't count anymore.

Post: #5105

(01-16-2019 11:33 PM)bucky Wrote:  

(01-16-2019 06:15 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  What is everyones favorite city in ukraine? Think kyiv seems to be my best bet since i dont speak any russian.

Will be there in 2 weeks

Sevastopol, but I guess it doesn't count anymore.

Why Sevastopol? Was full of Russian Navy staff when I was there 6 years ago...Simferopol seemed a way better place to game.

Post: #5106

Are Turkish sex tourists still pretty common in Ukraine these days ?

Post: #5107

(01-16-2019 06:15 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  What is everyones favorite city in ukraine? Think kyiv seems to be my best bet since i dont speak any russian.

Will be there in 2 weeks

How long will you be there? I'm actually thinking of going very soon.

Post: #5108

Things will only get tougher in Ukraine in the future.
Take a look at this population pyramid. The current crop of 15-19 year old females is extremely small - there were few births in the early 2000s. So obviously starting several years from now they will be the new generation of Ukrainian beauties, and the demographic cohort falling from 2.5% to 2.0% is a big drop and make a big difference on the ground.
Look at the number of currently 35-39 year olds, and you'll understand why people reminisce favorably about Ukraine in the early 2000s - there were literally twice as many prime-aged women as there will be soon, in the early 2020s.

Post: #5109

(01-20-2019 11:54 PM)RawGod Wrote:  Things will only get tougher in Ukraine in the future.
Take a look at this population pyramid. The current crop of 15-19 year old females is extremely small - there were few births in the early 2000s. So obviously starting several years from now they will be the new generation of Ukrainian beauties, and the demographic cohort falling from 2.5% to 2.0% is a big drop and make a big difference on the ground.
Look at the number of currently 35-39 year olds, and you'll understand why people reminisce favorably about Ukraine in the early 2000s - there were literally twice as many prime-aged women as there will be soon, in the early 2020s.

My two cents...If you want to see the best preserved Roman ruins, you don't go to Rome, you go to Greece, Spain, France etc.

If you want to meet open Ukrainian women, don't come to Ukraine especially Kyiv, where you're already behind the eight ball i.e considered a sex tourist until proven otherwise, don't speak the language, have no real reason for being here etc.

Go where they immigrate to. Which most of you have visited before anyway. Places like Poland, Czech Rep. Hungary, even Germany, the UK and Ireland. Crazy as that may sound, but when I visited those places, it seemed like many of the restaurants, bars and cafe's were staffed with Ukrainians, Moldovans etc. Not to mention those who've gone off to study in those countries. Unlike in Kyiv, these women have already made the move abroad and are at the bottom of the food chain in many of these places. They also have a different attitude. Many of them are still on Ukrainian/Russian social media even though they're living abroad. Mamba.ru for example(not best, but will give you an indicator of how many still use it once they leave. Just change settings to those countries to see what I'm talking about) Most have limited social networks once they immigrate and are usually quite homesick. They just have a different mindset. If you speak Russian and are familiar with the culture, you're already ahead of 95% of the guys there.

Or you can go to the places where they go on vacation(the least expensive ones where they are less likely to be with their boyfriends, husbands) Egypt, Turkey, etc. Even with Visa free to Schengen, you'll find more women budget travelling abroad, more staying in hostels (if that's your bag) etc.

Not saying don't come to Ukraine. There are obviously many guys that still come here and are smashing it. Just saying there are other options....

Good luck!

Post: #5110

Eddiemorra has a good point there.

For example there are supposed to be approximately 2 Million Ukropi living in Poland now(other sources suggest much higher figures)

Many of the girls there are scratching a living working in cafes, hostels, etc. So if a guy has his own apartment, steady job and high income then he will be seen as a very eligible man for them. Especially perhaps in the smaller cities where there isn't the huge amount of competition from foreigners that you get in places like Krakow.

You also get to live a much more comfortable European environment

If you could start a company recruiting jobs for Ukrainians in Poland then that could be dynamite

Post: #5111

(01-21-2019 09:29 AM)BangBoy123 Wrote:  Eddiemorra has a good point there.

For example there are supposed to be approximately 2 Million Ukropi living in Poland now(other sources suggest much higher figures)

Many of the girls there are scratching a living working in cafes, hostels, etc. So if a guy has his own apartment, steady job and high income then he will be seen as a very eligible man for them. Especially perhaps in the smaller cities where there isn't the huge amount of competition from foreigners that you get in places like Krakow.

You also get to live a much more comfortable European environment

If you could start a company recruiting jobs for Ukrainians in Poland then that could be dynamite

Hey BangBoy123!

I hope you don't think I'm a stalker since I've liked quite a few of your recent posts We seem to think alike....

Post: #5112

Yes, Eddie has a point. I had better luck with Ukrainian and Russian girls abroad than in Ukraine and Russia. There are tons of Russian-speaking girls who travel around the world, work odd jobs, often stay in other countries either illegally or semi-legally. Many of them are just happy to find a normal guy who can take them out on a date and can afford his own place where he can bring them. Europe is not the only place where you can meet these girls. Basically any popular beach town in the world has some Russian speaking girls either visiting or staying long term... Cancun, Phuket, Pattaya, Bali, you name it.

Post: #5113

I can't remember the last time I read first hand account detailed of UA especially the nightlife, daygame and online that was new positive in this thread.

I stopped going to Ukraine athe last few years and I have not seen anything that makes me want to go back since seems to have gotten worse since bio-metric passport and 30 day visa free travel came into effect.
I last went in Sept 2016 and had good time but it seems to gone gone downhill.

Eddie, Rocha, etc any of older experienced UA vets ... what are your thoughts ?

Post: #5114

(01-21-2019 11:18 AM)rishboy77 Wrote:  I can't remember the last time I read first hand account detailed of UA especially the nightlife, daygame and online that was new positive in this thread.

I stopped going to Ukraine athe last few years and I have not seen anything that makes me want to go back since seems to have gotten worse since bio-metric passport and 30 day visa free travel came into effect.
I last went in Sept 2016 and had good time but it seems to gone gone downhill.

Eddie, Rocha, etc any of older experienced UA vets ... what are your thoughts ?

Don't know anything about a "30 day visa free travel", but Ukrainians do have Visa free travel to Schengen 90/180 now with the Biometric passport, which are becoming easier to get since there's not the backlog as there was when Schengen first opened up for Ukrainians. Personally, I'm from the US and we get a 90/180 deal, which by the way I've long overstayed on..... But I'm actually leaving after 20 years of living here, so I'm ready for a little butt hurting at Borispol when I make my final exit.....

I wish all those who continue to come the best of luck. Some actually do quite well, if they're prepared to jump through the hoops, i.e. get a longer term Visa, pipeline, social circle, have a legit reason for being here etc. Still, for me, I've been behind the curtain and Ukrainian women just aren't worth all the hassle anymore.....Maybe I've just gotten old I guess, spoiled by experiencing the "good old days"....But I've stayed here wayyyy too long....

Post: #5115

(01-21-2019 11:18 AM)rishboy77 Wrote:  I can't remember the last time I read first hand account detailed of UA especially the nightlife, daygame and online that was new positive in this thread.

I stopped going to Ukraine athe last few years and I have not seen anything that makes me want to go back since seems to have gotten worse since bio-metric passport and 30 day visa free travel came into effect.
I last went in Sept 2016 and had good time but it seems to gone gone downhill.

Eddie, Rocha, etc any of older experienced UA vets ... what are your thoughts ?

Around October 2017 was my last time in Ukraine. That's why I don't have Ukraine stories to share as of lately. I can tell though that this last time I went was far from the best, a lot of near misses and blueballs, but mostly I believe was due to intrinsic factors of me, and not so much as a change in the landscape. I could not spend too much money on that trip, I left behind in Portugal 3 girls that I was banging at the time, and one of them I actually liked her, worst part is that we had a massive (and first) argument just on my way to the Lisbon airport to get the flight to Kiev (we where sharing a taxi, after I had banged her at my place), I even had some stupid arguments with girls in Ukraine that otherwise I would not have bothered to. After 3 weeks in Kiev, I had to start from scratch back home, and had a dry spell of also 3 weeks in Lisbon, the most that I can remember at least after turning 30.

My previous trip was in June 2017, and had a blast, made new friendships, banged 7 girls in 3 weeks (including here 2 old acquaintances), -only one of dubious quality, a bit chubby- one of them actually featured recently in a page of Playboy Ukraine...and other is the sweetest thing alive (this one is russian though).

But globally I agree with Eddie Morra's post.

Post: #5116

This article by NATO funded Atlantic Council confirms the destruction taking place. This map has only the NEW routes FFS

https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/uk...-isolation

Post: #5117

(01-21-2019 04:30 PM)BangBoy123 Wrote:  This article by NATO funded Atlantic Council confirms the destruction taking place. This map has only the NEW routes FFS

https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/uk...-isolation

Interesting article. I find a lot of the points valid, however, a little too optimisic for my taste. Maybe it's the cynicism I've developed from living here for 20 years clouding my judgement. But, I can't tell you how many times I've heard time and again about Ukraine's overblown progress, especially in fluff pieces written in the Kyiv Post.

This place for me has always been 1 step forward, 2 steps back. Always assume the worst until proven otherwise. Believe it or not, it's actually helped keep my sanity in living here for so long. In fact, when I've seen true progress on the ground, it's made me appreciate it all the more.

I think the future of this country is going to come down to 1. How bad do the Russians want to pull Ukraine back into it's orbit? People seem to forget that Ukraine is Russia's most important foreign policy issue. 2. How much the US and the EU want Ukraine to be pulled into their orbit and the $$$ they are williing to spend. Ukraine's been a bottomless pit for foreign aid since independence. 3. The current issues and future of the EU itself.

Time will tell. Ukraine's elections, their outcome, Russia's actions and the patience of the West will certainly dictate it's future. But, if the progress that's been made since Euro Maidan is any indicator, I'm not that optimistic. Most progress has been superficial at best. Ukraine's been on life support since Euro-Maidan from three sources: IMF, it's growing Tech sector and military aid (which is another form of financial assistance).

Anyway, sorry for the Geo-politcal diatribe. I do try hard to keep an open mind, but experience has taught me the contrary as far as Ukraine is concerned. I'm outta here anyway after 20 years.....I've had my day in the sun...So I'll leave the future adventures to all you other guys to sow! Looking forward to reading about them from my new location....one final piece of advice in scoring Ukrainian women: "Go West young man!"

Good luck Gents!

Post: #5118

(01-22-2019 03:11 AM)Eddie Morra Wrote:  

(01-21-2019 04:30 PM)BangBoy123 Wrote:  This article by NATO funded Atlantic Council confirms the destruction taking place. This map has only the NEW routes FFS

https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/uk...-isolation

Interesting article. I find a lot of the points valid, however, a little too optimisic for my taste. Maybe it's the cynicism I've developed from living here for 20 years clouding my judgement. But, I can't tell you how many times I've heard time and again about Ukraine's overblown progress, especially in fluff pieces written in the Kyiv Post.

This place for me has always been 1 step forward, 2 steps back. Always assume the worst until proven otherwise. Believe it or not, it's actually helped keep my sanity in living here for so long. In fact, when I've seen true progress on the ground, it's made me appreciate it all the more.

I think the future of this country is going to come down to 1. How bad do the Russians want to pull Ukraine back into it's orbit? People seem to forget that Ukraine is Russia's most important foreign policy issue. 2. How much the US and the EU want Ukraine to be pulled into their orbit and the $$$ they are williing to spend. Ukraine's been a bottomless pit for foreign aid since independence. 3. The current issues and future of the EU itself.

Time will tell. Ukraine's elections, their outcome, Russia's actions and the patience of the West will certainly dictate it's future. But, if the progress that's been made since Euro Maidan is any indicator, I'm not that optimistic. Most progress has been superficial at best. Ukraine's been on life support since Euro-Maidan from three sources: IMF, it's growing Tech sector and military aid (which is another form of financial assistance).

Anyway, sorry for the Geo-politcal diatribe. I do try hard to keep an open mind, but experience has taught me the contrary as far as Ukraine is concerned. I'm outta here anyway after 20 years.....I've had my day in the sun...So I'll leave the future adventures to all you other guys to sow! Looking forward to reading about them from my new location....one final piece of advice in scoring Ukrainian women: "Go West young man!"

Good luck Gents!

Well yes, for example they talk about remittances but fail to talk about the huge demographic problems Ukraine is facing. There will continue to be a huge population drain until Ukraine's salaries and living standards improve.

Sometimes I go through my little black book of girls from the last few years, the majority of them are living overseas now.

Post: #5119

I think depend of how exotic you are, I am creating a data sheet about ukraine, belarus in russia, I found a way to get many girls that will come to you, unfortunately the only condition is that you should be under 30.
In my experience the results where very similar

Post: #5120

Intriguing, can't wait

Post: #5121

So whats up with the housing situation in kyiv, the price to the quality is pretty bad. Like $4000 usd and ane i get an average place that i could get for 1500 usd in colombia or even 2500 in nyc....


I found a nice studio for 1700 usd a month... but if i were to pay 4k a month it would be the same quality just extra rooms lol. There is no real luxury places in kyiv is there? But its ok this studio will do for now. Its not bad. Just a more nicer place with modern bed linens etc would be better. To increase my value etc... always seems to help me in foreign places where everyone is poor is having a luxury apartment...
Hence why im looking for a pimp pad in kyiv that isnt 8 grand a month lol.
There are decent places on airbnb but already booked..


Arrive in kyiv next week.... will be there for 3 months.

Post: #5122

(01-22-2019 02:55 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  So whats up with the housing situation in kyiv, the price to the quality is pretty bad. Like $4000 usd and ane i get an average place that i could get for 1500 usd in colombia or even 2500 in nyc....


I found a nice studio for 1700 usd a month... but if i were to pay 4k a month it would be the same quality just extra rooms lol. There is no real luxury places in kyiv is there? But its ok this studio will do for now. Its not bad. Just a more nicer place with modern bed linens etc would be better. To increase my value etc... always seems to help me in foreign places where everyone is poor is having a luxury apartment...
Hence why im looking for a pimp pad in kyiv that isnt 8 grand a month lol.
There are decent places on airbnb but already booked..


Arrive in kyiv next week.... will be there for 3 months.

Unfortunately you are being taken advantage of by your landlord. Rent prices are low in Kyiv, and there are extremely nice, Western standard new builds available for under $800. I would have a word if you haven't signed anything yet.

Post: #5123

(01-22-2019 04:56 PM)H1N1 Wrote:  

(01-22-2019 02:55 PM)TravelingBodybuilder Wrote:  So whats up with the housing situation in kyiv, the price to the quality is pretty bad. Like $4000 usd and ane i get an average place that i could get for 1500 usd in colombia or even 2500 in nyc....


I found a nice studio for 1700 usd a month... but if i were to pay 4k a month it would be the same quality just extra rooms lol. There is no real luxury places in kyiv is there? But its ok this studio will do for now. Its not bad. Just a more nicer place with modern bed linens etc would be better. To increase my value etc... always seems to help me in foreign places where everyone is poor is having a luxury apartment...
Hence why im looking for a pimp pad in kyiv that isnt 8 grand a month lol.
There are decent places on airbnb but already booked..


Arrive in kyiv next week.... will be there for 3 months.

Unfortunately you are being taken advantage of by your landlord. Rent prices are low in Kyiv, and there are extremely nice, Western standard new builds available for under $800. I would have a word if you haven't signed anything yet.

I didnt sign nothing yet. Where do you find these apartments

what websites? etc.

Post: #5124

There are plenty on airbnb in Shevshenko, Podil and Pechersk. You may be able to strike a deal with the landlord, or ask about others in the same building that may be available to rent. I don't know how to find short stay apartments, I only dealt with long stay stuff. Others can probably advise you better on that. But you shouldn't be paying more than $1k even at a short stay premium, and you ought to be getting something very nice and brand new for that.

Post: #5125

Here's what I did for finding an apartment when I moved to Kiev: I booked a few places on dobovo for a couple days each in different neighborhoods and then looked around to see where I wanted to live and negotiated a cash rate for longer term stay.

I arrived in October, so any time during the off-season it's easier to negotiate. In the summer forget it.

Ended up getting an awesome place by Zoloti Vorta facing the back of Sofiisky Sobor for 11,500 grivna, but this was 2016 so it won't be that cheap unless you go further outside the center or compromise on quality.

If you speak Russian, try OLX, but beware the scams.