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(09-25-2015 12:15 PM)Vanguard Wrote:  DISCLAIMER: I have never been to Armenia nor do I know anyone who has.

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Conclusion: Roosh, if you're still interested in finding a wife in the Caucasus this is the place to do it.

Armenian women often have much more hair on the body than can be easily managed. moustaches, forearms, nipps.. also

Armenia, Data Sheet – The Argentina of the FSU
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I visited Yerevan, Armenia recently. I found the girls there fairly attractive...I'd rate it similar to Poland, but definitely a step down from Ukraine. English was surprisingly good, especially among the young people. Coming from Ukraine, I noticed a huge improvement in language ability. There was a very big foreigner bonus, probably the biggest of any country I've been to...it was quite easy to start conversations with girls on the street, once they knew you were an American. Downsides to the country are crazy, scamming taxi drivers and a gossipy middle eastern culture, where people stare at you on the street when you talk to random girls.

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(09-25-2015 02:44 PM)jasond Wrote:  I visited Yerevan, Armenia recently. I found the girls there fairly attractive...I'd rate it similar to Poland, but definitely a step down from Ukraine. English was surprisingly good, especially among the young people. Coming from Ukraine, I noticed a huge improvement in language ability. There was a very big foreigner bonus, probably the biggest of any country I've been to...it was quite easy to start conversations with girls on the street, once they knew you were an American. Downsides to the country are crazy, scamming taxi drivers and a gossipy middle eastern culture, where people stare at you on the street when you talk to random girls.

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Is any nationality of women a panacea for relationship problems or any problem for that matter?

You can just hold frame with any FSU girl, and she will act in the way your hoping Armenian girls will for Roosh. I think just because 'statistically' it's a good idea because of divorce rates, it doesn't mean Russian or Ukrainian girls will be a bad choice for a LTR.

I'd be cautious about making conclusions about a set of women after reading the CIA factbook about their country. You can't make conclusions about these places because of the vibe you get from the internet, you have to feel it for yourself.

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I've commenced pipelining efforts for an upcoming reconnaissance. Girls speak English and Russian freely but seem to prefer Russian. This is unlike Georgia where there's a clear preference for practicing English, unless your Russian is fluent and the girl is mid 20s+ A clear example of how politics can constrain/enhance your game.

One said I will have to meet her at 4pm because her parents require her to be home before 10pm. She's 25, employed and is working on a second master. She's an 8 in my book.

If you're into 18-20 year olds, this isn't the region for you. Even if you're truly in search of a wife, fathers are typically not ready to give up their daughters until at least later into their 20s, barring economic hardship with the consequent expectation of financial support (of the entire family).

Bang missions are not at all out of the question, but Russian again plays a central role: the key to fast lays in the Caucasus is in finding girls who have lived in Moscow or are visiting their families from there. Moscow reminds me of NYC in this respect: it will turn any chaste provincial maiden into a harlot driven by impulse(despite outwardly observing her traditional values).

Guys have said this repeatedly: this region is home to the world's warmest, most hospitable people in respect of their guests.

I wholeheartedly agree with 369eyedea. This thread appears to have been created with good intention, but rendering travel advice on a destination without having visited yourself is akin to malpractice.