Post: #51

The data and pictures posted above were enough to convince to travel to Belgrade next summer. Tentative date july/august.

Post: #52

(01-04-2015 11:23 AM)DaveR Wrote:  Another question, which I'm sure will spark some debate: is there an upper class in Belgrade. ?

Yes there is. They mostly live in a part of town called "Dedinje" or own apartments in the strict centre of the city. Sadly though, the honesty through which some of them acquired their wealth is questionable at best. I think this applies to a larger portion of the wealthy than say an average Western European country.

There is an epic thread on Belgrade girls of all classes: /thread-25048.html great knowledge dropped by member Ben Akiba, a realistic insight I'd say.

@Natural Nomad: I understand your position on competition. You may even be right, it is all about inner game. However, I would still advocate trying to look your very best when going to BG. Especially for those that are naturally introvert or are not naturally good at human interactions like yourself.

I agree that height is not much of an issue. If you look good and you have game, you can do fine even if you're short.

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(01-03-2015 09:03 PM)supak Wrote:  What's the attitude toward Croats like? I know there's been some bad blood between us Croats and Serbs (Croatian War of Independence)

Not so long ago a couple of buses with Croatian students arrived in Belgrade on a school trip. They were welcomed and according to their reactions they had a great time. I'm gonna try to find the youtube video.

As long as both parties avoid the subject of religion, past wars and in some cases sports everything will be fine.

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(01-05-2015 09:47 AM)lowside Wrote:  

(01-04-2015 11:23 AM)DaveR Wrote:  Another question, which I'm sure will spark some debate: is there an upper class in Belgrade. ?

Yes there is. They mostly live in a part of town called "Dedinje" or own apartments in the strict centre of the city. Sadly though, the honesty through which some of them acquired their wealth is questionable at best. I think this applies to a larger portion of the wealthy than say an average Western European country.

There is an epic thread on Belgrade girls of all classes: /thread-25048.html great knowledge dropped by member Ben Akiba, a realistic insight I'd say.

@Natural Nomad: I understand your position on competition. You may even be right, it is all about inner game. However, I would still advocate trying to look your very best when going to BG. Especially for those that are naturally introvert or are not naturally good at human interactions like yourself.

I agree that height is not much of an issue. If you look good and you have game, you can do fine even if you're short.

Agree with all here. I can tell Lowside and I are on the same page as far as Belgrade goes. Solid info.

I have a problem with relating to people with worries like that. Sure I probably have some insecurities but I've made it a point to improve myself. After several years of travel and personal development I just can't really relate anymore.

As far as Ben's writing about Begrade women I have mixed feelings about it. It is certainly a very impressive report but I think too much analysis can confuse people. To me, some of the info is just not what I perceived/experienced. I sent a good friend that report and found that each person is different and I think that report just filled his head with too much shit. It showed when he got here. It also plays on the fact that you care way too much if you are being that analytic about women in general.

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Don't get me wrong though, read it! It is a legendary report. At the end of the day know that until you get here you won't really "know' shit.

Post: #56

NaturalNomad, are you going to be around in the summer?

Post: #57

Guess which country just made it on to my "to do" list! I speak Russian well so I should be able to grasp the basics of Serbo-Croatian relatively quickly. I also know a number of Bosnians and am familiar with the overall culture and history of the Balkans, a clear advantage for me.

If anyone has been to both, how does Belgrade compare to other places such as Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Novi Sad, Zagreb, etc...? I'd be curious to know the subtle differences in game needed for different regions of the former Yugoslavia.

Post: #58

Pics are pretty good except for the second one in Katdog's photos. That person on the right is a man. The tit shot is a mirage.

The Tinder chicks are of course hot I am guessing they are the top shelf and harder to get. Katdog's looks more like what an average would seem.

I agree with above, nice style, thin bodies, faces are decent overall. I'm not into the Mediterrean look as much so that mixing away from pure Slavic or Nordic is a factor for me.

Good info.

Post: #59

(01-04-2015 07:21 PM)Natural Nomad Wrote:  To answer your question my buddy from Canada came and is 5 foot 6 inches. He met and slept with more girls than our other tall friends.

So you're saying this very short guy come in and slept with a lot of hot girls who were taller than him? That's crazy

Post: #60

Croats are welcomed in Belgrade and vice versa in Serbia. They are pretty forgiving on each other.

Post: #61

(01-07-2015 06:06 PM)civpro Wrote:  

(01-04-2015 07:21 PM)Natural Nomad Wrote:  To answer your question my buddy from Canada came and is 5 foot 6 inches. He met and slept with more girls than our other tall friends.

So you're saying this very short guy come in and slept with a lot of hot girls who were taller than him? That's crazy

I hope you're being sarcastic. Of course it's possible- I'm 5"7' and I manage that easily on a constant basis. It's all about you being OK with it, not them. Especially if your friend looks like he works out.

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I'm also going to sign up for Belgrade this summer. I'm going to combine with a work trip to Italy. The question is, it looks like I'll miss Friday/Saturday night. How bad would a Sunday-Wednesday trip in Belgrade be in mid-June? Can you find people out all nights of the week in the summer?

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In june only mondays are slow. If the weather is good you'll have people out all night! Come on guys, it's the party capital of europe. I'm not a huge fan of other aspects of the country or city, but when it comes to partying even i have to admit it's ballin.

Yes, again, short guys can do well there...

Post: #64

(01-08-2015 10:13 AM)_Cicero Wrote:  Can you find people out all nights of the week in the summer?

Even Mondays are great. There will always be at least a half dozen or so places somewhere in the city. Always. Although finding them can be hard if you don't know where to look. To me, that is the key. Knowing where to go.

Post: #65

(01-05-2015 08:14 PM)Travesty444 Wrote:  Pics are pretty good except for the second one in Katdog's photos. That person on the right is a man. The tit shot is a mirage.

The Tinder chicks are of course hot I am guessing they are the top shelf and harder to get. Katdog's looks more like what an average would seem.

I agree with above, nice style, thin bodies, faces are decent overall. I'm not into the Mediterrean look as much so that mixing away from pure Slavic or Nordic is a factor for me.

Good info.

Serbians have darker looks (hair,eyes, complesxions) than non-balkan slavs, but they still look like a very slavic population going by features, they look nothing like italians, spanish or portuguese, so there is little of mediterranean in them besides their pigmentation.

are you afram?

Post: #66

(01-05-2015 04:26 PM)BallsDeep Wrote:  NaturalNomad, are you going to be around in the summer?

BallsDeep, I will be in Belgrade until death do us part, hopefully. Recently I have decided that Eastern Europe, for me, is the region that is best for my personal goals and aspirations.

Post: #67

I've been there while passing from Bulgaria to Hungary.

My opinion: Absolutely no difference between Bulgarian and Serbian girls. The only difference of course if the language. Also: In Varna, Bulgaria many of the locals are tired of tourists hitting on them so Beograd may be slightly more curious. But since I am not "western" then I didn't notice this shocking difference.

Look-wise they're the same though.

Post: #68

(01-08-2015 08:29 AM)bojangles Wrote:  Croats are welcomed in Belgrade and vice versa in Serbia. They are pretty forgiving on each other.

Good to know.

Post: #69

(01-10-2015 10:02 AM)bacardi123 Wrote:  I've been there while passing from Bulgaria to Hungary.

My opinion: Absolutely no difference between Bulgarian and Serbian girls. The only difference of course if the language. Also: In Varna, Bulgaria many of the locals are tired of tourists hitting on them so Beograd may be slightly more curious. But since I am not "western" then I didn't notice this shocking difference.

Look-wise they're the same though.

Wow. Wow quite a polarized opinion. I don't know but from the pictures I posted you can see this is just not true. Bulgarian women don't look Serbian at all.

Post: #70

(01-10-2015 12:37 PM)Natural Nomad Wrote:  

(01-10-2015 10:02 AM)bacardi123 Wrote:  I've been there while passing from Bulgaria to Hungary.

My opinion: Absolutely no difference between Bulgarian and Serbian girls. The only difference of course if the language. Also: In Varna, Bulgaria many of the locals are tired of tourists hitting on them so Beograd may be slightly more curious. But since I am not "western" then I didn't notice this shocking difference.

Look-wise they're the same though.

Wow. Wow quite a polarized opinion. I don't know but from the pictures I posted you can see this is just not true. Bulgarian women don't look Serbian at all.

Reason?

Serbian:





Bulgarian:





The bulgarian singers have lighter hair here but their facial features are very similar? Both countries have mostly white women with dark eyes but 20/30% of the population have light eyes. There is no shockign difference, you may though notice difference between Bulgarian/Serbian vs Ukrainian and Russian.
Though again: Many serbians and bulgarian look unrecognizable from russian/ukrainian.

It's not like comparing mongols vs hungarians after all.

Post: #71

Bulgarian women aren't similar to Serbian women, that is a stretch. The singers pictured are obviously top tier girls in any country.

Post: #72

(01-10-2015 03:10 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  Bulgarian women aren't similar to Serbian women, that is a stretch. The singers pictured are obviously top tier girls in any country.

Funny...I'd consider Andrea and Gergana (the singers on the pics) to be among the uglier part of the bulgarian singers lol. I was just lazy to google better looking bulgarian celebs, but if you insist you may google Desislava or Nikoleta Lozanova or Diliana Popova.

Though I admit Bulgaria isn't my idea of top talent country. I'd rather consider Estonia, Latvia or say Israel...or Hong Kong depending on the taste.

Post: #73

Every one has their tastes, so it no point debating it. In my travels I have found Serb women more attractive, I haven't met enough Bulgarian women to draw a consensus. The few I did meet were average at best.

Post: #74

Yea I think to each as own. I do agree that it's a stretch at best to say they like the same while I will concede there are some similarities. Then again I'm sure I could find pictures of women of many nationalities that have striking similarities.

Post: #75

natural nomad would be nice to update with this aditional info:

http://naughtynomad.com/2013/07/29/city-...de-serbia/

hope to visit Belgrade this summer

is there any problem with ATM over there?