5 DOWNSIDES of living in Moscow, Russia that people don’t talk about
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- In this video I share with you 5 DOWNSIDES of living in Russia [Moscow] that people usually do not speak about. But these are the reasons why I would like to live in another country.I am always honest with you so I want you to see not only the good things about my country but also to know the negative facts about it.
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Nice video! Also, I have the same coffee mug 😀 Love from Romania!
1. Cold
2. No hiking - River and forest - so far away
3. Plane tickets are expensive especially in Russia.
4. City is really huge - 1 hour to travel or more - traffic jams are almost always
5. Not a high level of education.
Sounds like a real person expressing real thought. Much appreciated. Well spoken .
Thanks!!!
I'm from Russia and I want to add a thing about education: if you look up Russian state exams (everyone who has to enter a uni passes them, it's not like a-levels or something), you'll see that it's way more hard than, for ecample, SAT. Also, there is a whole olympiad movement where super motivated kids compete in all kinds of subjects andeven take places at the international stages. Which of course is an index for the quality of education.
If you get to the top-5 universities and in the faculties which are especially famous, many of your teachers will be just living legends. Going from Higher School of Economics of MSU or MIPT Uni to Oxford for magisters degree is still an alluring idea, though. In the other ones, what is said in the video might way too often be true - but I think it's like this worldwide
a-level ???
@@youcefbey yeah true, but we don't have a way to do without it if you want to enter a uni like at all
Thank you for a great, insightful and informative video. More such videos, please!
So lovely of you to elaborate a good aspect of your country ❤️
Thank you for such nice words ☺️
You mentioned that Moscow does not have enough days of sunshine. On the other hand, California has too much sun. It has not rained enough over the past 20 years and as a result, we have many fires during the hot summer, causing the sky to turn brown and ugly, the air unhealthy to breathe. Yes, the rest of the world envies us. Today is a bit chilly and I would wear a light jacket outdoors, but it is still 15 to 20 degrees Celsius, The snow is visible on the mountain peaks. Everyone envies the warm weather here.
Love your content so much! You make excellent and honest observations.
I understand you. I'm Mexican and I lived over 3 years in Peter, I fell in love of the richness of its people and culture. The things is at the beginning I enjoyed cloudy and snowy days as a rarity (Mexico is mostly sunny), but after a couple of years the weather really becomes a burden. Regarding education I had mixed thoughts, I studied my medical specialty in psychiatry at the Pavlov's first medical university, and it was great, education at the psychiatric hospital was top notch, the problem is that I saw university education in general is... Lacking a lot. Gosh I really miss Russia and the friends I left there, after the pandemic I'm looking forward to going back. Loved your channel, keep it up!
Thanks! Hope you will return soon to Russia!)
What a nice video! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for the feedback 🌟
Very useful basics about Moscow, thanks for that
DJ Tony MC Break thank you for your feedback ☺️
Just started watchinig the video. Love your energy and your accent. Definitely gonna watch it all.
Thank you ^^
@@DariStep is it dangerous beibg gay in moscow or the homophobia is less compare to other regions in russia?
@@briantafolla2247 honestly, I would say there is a danger of being openly gay in Moscow, and even more so in other Russian cities.
But worth noting it’s getting a bit better every year 🙌🏾
@@DariStep thank you Daria❤ reason i ask because i heard many stories in chechnya
@@briantafolla2247 oh yeah, it’s horrible
Great video! I agree with your perspective!
Thank you!
Nice video. Sunlight definitely always keeps me happy and motivated and I couldn’t imagine having very few amounts of sunlight as I get in a depressed mood sometimes. Although I take pride in cloudy days sometimes because it’s usually sunny over here and it’s just a chill vibe. Also no weird shit but you’re very cute!
Very objective, thanks! After a year in MSK noticed all the same drawbacks (except higher education, not a student). Depressing grey winters and 1h+ commutes DO affect your mental health... Your English is near-perfect, keep it up!
Ilya Cibko thank you 🙏🏾
Very interesting facts about life in Moscow. Like all cities they all have their advantages and disadvantages especially in the level of education area. Thank you for sharing!
I hate the sun and really enjoy rainy, gray days. I think Moscow would be perfect for me 🙌🏻🥶
@5:58 " I was some time in Austria and the education there is just incredible"
That´s good to hear as Austrian. Last year they even started to teach English as foreign tongue (mandatory!) from the first class primary school and not only from the 3rd class primary school.
Best regards from Vienna!
Sounds totally opposite to my experience. When I went to Moscow, everyone spoke English. I also went to St.Petersburg and Krasnodar and everyone spoke pretty good Englishand the travel was incredibly cheap. From what I heard, including reviews - education in Russia is amazing. I wish my city was grey, in Perth, Australia, it's sunny all the time and I'm allergic to the sun, so I could really benefit from the cold climate and lack of sun. Who needs cars when you have a subway? I have to drive my car for an hour and a half every day to get to uni. My life goal is to save enough money and move to Moscow or St. Petersburg.
Vlad Bychkov firstly I really wanna say how happy I am that you had an amazing experience in my country ♥️ For you it seems so cheap, because there is a huge difference between middle salaries in Australia and Russia. For Russian Australia is incredible expensive! Speaking about education, just believe me, it’s not good (of course there some universities that have good programs but in 95% it’s not so good) I know what I’m speaking about. Subway is amazing (especially in Moscow - one of the best things of the city). I hope your dream to become true and you will live in Russia 🇷🇺🌹 Good luck with it!
Hey man! Really hope you manage to make it happen soon!
@@faridjabba
One word, like comparing Dubai VS Venice
That's interesting to know that many Russians can speak English
It will help most international tourists and also tourism
Hey Dari! :) Awesome video. I just want to explain something. The purpose of higher education is NOT to give you information that you cannot find online. You can find EVERYTHING online. The purpose of higher education is to break it down into bite sized chunks so that you absorb it better and more efficient than if you tried to do it all by yourself. It is the same reason why people GO TO work, instead of working from home. Working from home requires an INSANE amount of self-discipline and rigid self-structure. Higher education makes the information go down smoothly, in small, bite-sized chunks, so that you absorb it better. (hearts) I love your video! Thank you for it ~A Fellow Nature Lover :)
Hello Dari:) come here to St. Petersburg for plenty of sunny days. St. Petersburg here in Florida not in Russia. LoL greetings 👍👋
Florida? The state where cops harrass innocent people daily for no reason and where Karens call the cops on people who did nothing wrong. I took photos of birds which were sitting on the public road while I was standing on the public sidewalk. And those untrained idiots had nothing better to do than to harrass me and violate my rights. Florida? Never again!
Ummm. I truly love Russia, i currently live in Dubai and it is super hot and expensive, Russia bad salaries but everything is cheap. And there are some great universities with great qualities of education, I really think you are type of person who like lifestyle, cars and luxuries
Hello, i'm from moscow. I think that most of people in my city speak little bit english, but not a great level, but your english on a high level. Your smile is so good and beautifull, smile more often, please!
👍🏻 wanna listen to the disadvantages living in Russia as a native in particular and as a foreigner. Maybe a foreign guest?
Maybe!)
Strange that you didn´t mention that car owners don´t care for traffic laws and are driving and parking on the sidewalks everywhere in Moscow. Don´t you view the videos from StopXamMoscow or StopXamSPb?
Do you have patreon or some way to support your channel?
Yes, I do 💫 www.patreon.com/daristep
wow, didn`t know it was so few sunny days there.
I agree on that point that the city is too big and you waste so much time getting from A to B. In comparison Oslo is perfect. I walk from home to work or city center in 15 min.
Wow that’s amazing! One day will visit Oslo for sure 🤞🏾♥️
@@DariStep , Russophile here :-) I started a FB group about Russia and we have over 300 members, mostly Norwegians and Russians. Many of the members have been to Russia and love your country. Don't sell yourself short and don't make the mistake and believe that everything is so much better in the west :-)
Last summer we went to Moscow, Sochi and Crimea. My wife is from Kerch and we have a 7 year old son.
In the New Year we rented an apartment in Tverskaya and it was so beautiful walking around the city centre with all the amazing decorations.
We had plans for Moscow, Sochi and Crimea in this years June too, but because you know what, our plans had to be cancelled, so we had a long week-end in Oslo instead, which was nice also as it was the first time visiting our capitol for my wife and son. Really hope Russia will be open for us next summer, fingers crossed :-)
For Russians it's maybe expensive to travel in Russia. But I can tell flights from Finland to South-Korea and back may coast 600-800€ when flights are cheap... From Moscow to Vladivostok and back its possible to find 200€(17000rur). Distances in both cases are not that different. And it still cheaper when travel from Helsinki,Finland to Moscow, then to Vladivostok and from there to Seoul, South-Korea than straight flight from Helsinki to Seoul. All flight tickets change their prices all the time, so they can be different every day when you check flight prices from Aeroflot, S7 etc. Train tickets have almost everytime same prices.
Im very tired of Moscow. Its city of possibilities nad there is many nice places but they are far from each other. Travelling with metro can take more than hour. And without rush hour time there is maybe no places to seat. Prospects you can't cross sometimes.... Have to use tunnels. Maybe not good place for relax. Vladivostok, Krasnojarsk, Tver, Irkutsk, Petrozavodsk, Sochi (not Adler... the old one!) are nice places. You can walk everywhere and in Sochi and Vladivostok you have mountains and amazing nature with turquoise colour water. In Vladivostok you can smell Pacific ocean, like somewhere Spain you can smell Atlantic. Also Vladivostok has cool cultural things from Japan, Korea and China.
This is my thoughts:
Funny how your topics is what all big cities has as a dilemma. Where could you hike safely near by a big city? To commute is hard in all big cities. Best education is abroad in the worlds best universities and this issue is getting worse everywhere. That only tells that Moscow is like every other big cities in the world and that's positive ☺️👍 It's hard to find the bad thing about a place you like 🤔 18 new metro stations per year might help one of the issues👍 I hope we never be able to change the weather, it's easier to move to the climate area you prefer.
I think I'll just come over for some holidays! The country is awesome though 💕❤️
I want to study at Moscow State University. I can hold a conversation in Russian so I’m hoping after some time I will be fluent.
Good luck with your goal 🙏🏾
I had to go for lectures. And it usually 1 and half hour or sometimes 2 hours for one side. Means, I usually used to waste 3-4 hours traveling. But, if we don't count time, traveling is just love. ❤️
You need to visit my hometown - Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America. We have 280 sunny days a year. Sandia Mountain is at the east edge of the city, approximately 1,731m above the Rio Grande river which is at 1,524m. You can see the Sangre De Cristo mountains, the Jemez mountains, and the Manzano mountains on most of the 280 sunny days from any moderately high place in the city. The bosque (Spanish for woodlands) along the Rio Grande has 20m tall cottonwood trees (close relatives of the black poplar in Russia). Public transport comprises buses and the RailRunner commuter trains and does not provide universal coverage. However, even at rush hours the auto commute from one extreme to the other of the city is about an hour and a half. We only have one University in Albuquerque but the quality of education sounds like it may be higher than what you describe.
Thank you for your feedback! Was really interesting reading about your city!
I’ve heard it’s a big city , which must be tough, thanks for the video. Boston isn’t as Big as New York but Expensive
I agree with everything you said, esp. with the quality of education.
There are great opportunities to teach English in Moscow - in private schools, banks, companies - they all want to learn! I taught there for 9 months and loved the experience! Dari, maybe you'll get to travel to or live somewhere with more sunshine. I'm in Cyprus now - 300 days of sunshine a year!! Take care. x
Can you teach with Tefl only? Also, how was pay?
It's over ten years since I was there so the pay may have changed. Moscow is expensive but the school provided accommodation which meant the pay was adequate to live on. Check out BKC International House, Moscow. Yes they employ you with a TEFL qualification
u said the level of education is low but sadly im travel to russia for education cuz my country almost have 0 education but still ty for the information
commenting from Canada! you are so beautiful, keep up the great work....
If i go from the west part of the netherlands to the east part it only take 1,5hours same time to travel from west to east mockba i guess
Thank you for this video, it has a very humane and sensible appoach. Is there any city in particular where it would be cheaper to study? Or one that is a bit more calm than the capital?
St. Petersburg is cheaper than Moscow and also really beautiful, more calm. You actually can choose any city in Russia but in most of them, there is nothing much to do&see. So for you, I think it will be more interesting to live in the place with big history and a lot of places that you can visit. Take a look at St. Petersburg ☀️
Russian students constantly winning international competitions in mathematics and physics, so how could poor education produce students on such high level.?
Great video
I wanna leave a different comment here :-D Your English rocks! Congratulations, how came that you can speak and express yourself so well in English?
Must be bad education 🤣🤣🤣
I studied with a private tutor for a long time and studied in England)
new here from Philippines.
Please NEVER move to Iceland; here there are about 10 sunny days in a year on average and the rest is grayness 😊
Is there alot of flat land? The canals and water ways in Moscow and St Petersburg don't compensate for lack of ocean near the cities?
Хорошее видео, хочу однажды побывать в России. ❤️
Спасибо 🤗
Hello
It's not a downsides but it's the condition quiet a same to other country.
When we usually at that so it became something worst and bored with it
But never forget your country even the worst they are...because there will good and bad depend on personnel.
Please first identify a few issues, which are the downsides. Then elaborate each of them. May use scripts / subtitles.
How about the prices ?
Thankyou for the video. You speak really cute 😍..
From mockba to kamtjsaka that how many km i guess 6500
Same distance between Amsterdam and new york
6767km
9 hours by plane
I love gray Moscow, it’s just help me feel the peace and love the cold weather
🙌🙌🙌
5 downsides I can 100% live with.
Is life in Russia getting better or worse?
Really difficult question. Will discuss it in one of my next videos.
Thank you!
People don't talk about the crappy weather in Moscow???!!!
400 euros is not expensive when you are crossing all Russia. That is the longest distance you can do in any country on earth. Flights coast to coast in the US can cost that or more too.
1. Lack of sun - indeed
2. Lack of nature - You are in the biggest country in the world with billions of acres of nature. You mentioned lack of safety, maybe that's a disadvantage.
3. Kamchatka is extremely unpopulated and far from Moscow (Russia is an enormous country), it probably doesn't make sense to have cheap flights there.
4. The fact that a city is huge is not interesting, in my country we have lots of small cities, but many people need to move from city to city in order to get to their work/university/whatever. And it takes 1-2 hours as well. The fact that Moscow is one big city and not divided to many cities is artificial. You can still live near the center and be closer to everything, just like in any other place in the world.
5. Traffic is bad - this is true for every super interesting and central city. No exceptions. You have a great metro, this is not true for every city.
6. Bad education - You look quite smart. I've met many smart people from Moscow. I guess this is due to good education overall. If you all think university is not difficult and a waste of time, maybe it means you're all smart and overqualified for that university (still, a sign of smart people and good education).
thank you so much for your comment 🙏🏾
Speaking about point 2 - I mentioned the luck of nature NEAR Moscow (In addition to forests and rivers where there is not much to do in my opinion), and if you wanna go to natural places (and we have a looot of them)it takes a lot of time and money.
Speaking about point 3 - Kamchatka was just an example. To all known natural places in Russia (like lake Baikal) traveling is very expensive (as well as the flight, and on the spot)
4 - The disadvantage was not that Moscow is a big city, but that people spend at least two hours a day moving around it. And Yes, me for me the downside.
Speaking about education, well thank you. But it’s bad. And I perfectly know what I’m speaking about.
Anyway, I shared my opinion about it ✨
@@DariStep The tallest mountain in Russia is Mount Elbrus and it's near Sochi, to the best of my knowledge, it's not expensive to go from Moscow to Sochi. Also, it's a very mountainous area (the Georgian border). What about Ural Mountains? Lake Baikal is again very far from Moscow, but you have many nearer options.
Yakir Dorani I was supposed to go to Elbrus next month but because of virus I had to cancel the trip. The tickets were 290€ round trip (not to Sochi, to the airport close to mountain). I think for 2 hours trip it’s expensive. And I am searing pretty often the prices of traveling around my country, so believe me, I know what I’m talking about.
Hi. I live in Russia.
I do not understand how you can so persistently judge education when every second person in Russia is outraged by education, as well as by the fact that the children of the entire oligarchy and government official study abroad.
In Russia, this is a reason for the anger of many citizens, parents are outraged by the education in schools, students - in universities. Many of us suffer from teacher idleness, many of us leave universities with empty heads. In large measure, this is why our lack of education dictates humility when there is an arbitrary rule of Russian government.
In Australia, to fly from the east coast to the west (Melbourne to Perth is 2700km) costs average AU$400 , considering it's 6,247km from Moscow to Kamchatka, the cost for internal flights in Russia seems ok....
I miss Russia, i was in Moscow during November and December 2019
Thank you for the feedback!
But please take into account the fact that salaries in Russia are low. And 99% of people do not have the opportunity to travel to places like Kamchatka.
I'm really happy that you liked Russia, and hope you will visit my country again!
I’m gonna move to Moscow soon !! Leaving San Diego California starting my new life soon🙏🏻 #FreshStart hope to meet you one day 😊
Hope you will have the best experience here 💥
Thank you so much !!
Bro! I’m looking to make it out there, but I’m from SF. Good luck carnal!
Ничего не понятно, но очень интересно
I love your voice, the greyness doesn’t bother me. Can’t be worse than the U.K. haha.
UK is the worst, wish i had a Russian PPort so i can just....move lmao
Hi Dari, I am an American living in St Petersburg Russia. I like your content and I think that your channel is going to get really big. I also have a UA-cam channel and maybe you can take some ideas from my channel. Some of the videos that you've done I think would be good for me to do as well like five things that are good about living in Russia. If you want to do any collaboration let me know. Anyway I wish you good luck and success
Moscow is the greatest city in the world, you should be proud to be there
I love your accent.
Italia paese del sole eterno 😂👍
You made me laugh - when you mentioned the 4th drawback - spending most of your day travelling ))))) One of the things that I always said was interesting living in Russia was the insane amount of time travelling - in SPB I lived on outskirts of the city and my faculty was just by the city centre and it would take me 2 hours at the best of times to travel one way - and to drive - forget it BUT when I first went to Moscow I got the shock of how many traffic jams there was and how much time I spent in the car waiting to go somewhere (which is why I like the metro system) I will disagree with you one the greyness of both Moscow and Peter - I LOVE it and especially in the winter time - I thrive on darkness and maybe the reason I love Dostoyevski's works. Thank you so much for your commitment to sharing your life in Russia - I will most certainly share this with friend here in Canada who want to know more even though I think I've told them everything there great about Russia - I look forward to watching more of your videos ))))) Stay safe
Thanks a lot 🙏🏾
I’ve been to Russia and Moscow twice and I love it. I even have a video of flying Aeroflot on my channel. And I want to move somewhere in Russia or a Russian speaking country.
Jean-Marc Brand that’s amazing ✨
Subscribe already.. 😍 from malaysia
Im looking for a job in Vladimir citiy ... Who can help me ?
brooklyn, NYC here. So people in russia have utube ??.... way cool.... everyone in russia looks american to me.. some of the most beautiful women... by
But you are blessed
Oops. A few remarks. 1) geography cannot be changed, so whatever the weather, it is. Better to accept it than whining about something nobody can change. Adapting to whatever weather conditions is the key. Warm is not "better" than cold, and with the invention of electric light, even the darkest night can be turned into day. 2) same for the lack of mountains and oceans. It is called "geography", and one cannot change it. Enjoy what there is, and try not to miss what you don't have. E.g. pointless to miss palmtrees, sandy beaches or rainforests where it is impossible to have those. Buy a flight to these places a few times a year if you really miss it THAT badly. :) 3) Re what is cheap or expensive, it depends on one's wallet. Again, choosing perhaps one of the longest flights on the planet, from Moscow to Kamchatka (11 timezones), and complaining that it costs 400 euros, well, it costs whatever the market defines (supply and demand). At that price you can bet that enough people fill those planes, so it is definitely not "expensive", rather, it means that the speaker's income level is too low for those kinds of flights. This situation might be exactly the same elsewhere, nothing specific to Russia. :) 4) Takes time to get from A to B in a big city? Nothing special to Moscow or Russia. In every big city it takes the same long time to get from A to B, and the traffic jams are the same, too. It is not a downside of Moscow, it is a downside of every big city. By the way the Moscow public transportation is one of the best in the world, so comparatively speaking travel times are good on a world scale (my personal experience, too). 5) Regarding some teachers reading from books and giving boring lectures, it happens everywhere in the world, cannot be generalized. Solution: go to a better school. There are plenty of excellent schools in Russia, leave the boring schools and join those better ones. ;) Cheers, and I liked the 5 upsides of Moscow better, those were indeed unique to Moscow and I shared the same experience when I was there.
First of all, thanks for your feedback!
However, geography or not geography - I find these points disadvantages of life in Moscow for MYSELF 🙌🏾☀️ That’s why I shared it
P.S. I was studying at one of the best universities in Russia and talked to a lot of people from different universities and most of them feel the same way so I perfectly know what I’m talking about👌🏾
P.S. #2 if there are better schools, so why almost all children of Russian oligarchs and politicians study abroad?)
Why do you need as a russian documentation to travel inside russia?
Yes, I'm travelling with my Russian passport
Love u dari
yeah one day you go to sunny Krasnodar or Sochi?
TheCelticAlpineGene Switzerland for vacation for sure, for living all the time - most likely no 🙌🏾
мне больше интересно то,как меня вообще сюда занесло
You are so sweet
Grzesiek G thanks ahaha
Do Russians respect black people or should I stay away? I would love to visit but weary of cultural differences.
Probably I'm not the best person to ask this question but I would say most people are respectful
you seem very educated
Ha ha, dont come over to Moscow, its already overcrowded)
Nice argument.
Not buying it though)))
Not America America I'm a racist country I'm Muslim not American because Muslim American countries are always racist, I'm Indonesian because we have a Russian theme 🇷🇺🤝🇮🇩
the Gray skys sucks... seattle here
Do russian women interested to marry american men? It would be great that you to interview single russian women . To make you a Russian Dating czar would be great!
Come to my country Slovenia. Here we have most of things you are lacking of(link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovenia )
Seaside, mountains, small cities, much better trafic conditions(last few years they did become worse)
Want to come to usa
хахаха реально
55 !!!
ОМСК БРАТ
go to pakistan for mountains and india for ocean... ha-ha
How you people treat indians.....is rascism in russia towards indian?
I don’t think so 🙌🏾
@@DariStep please make a video on monthly expenses in moscow
Aditya Srivastav I have a video about cost of living in Moscow where I told and showed everything in the details 🙌🏾
@@DariStep got it....thank u
You are completely wrong about education. Do you know where founder of Google came from? He came from Moscow. Do you know who Google uses to teach they coding classes? Russian professionals from High School of Economics in Moscow. These professionals speak fluent English and also they proficient in coding. I grew up in Russia and level of education in high school is so much higher that that in US. You just don't know what you are talking about.
Buy a bicycle and those 2 boring hours you spend in public transport will become 2h of joy... Having said that, I never been to Moscow, so I have no idea how dangerous the roads are, but it's worth at least trying.
EyeCycled ahahaha to my uni it’s 3 hours by bicycle one way 🚲 quite long)
Danger?In Philadelphia where I live there were 360 murders. Subway is dirty and dangerous. This in a city of 1.5 million.
In your opinion is Moscow transgender friendly? Do you see alot of transgenders there?
Honestly, I don’t think it’s transgender friendly due to the government who is against it 😞 And no, I don’t see any in the city
I don't think transgenders are accepted in Russia in general. Most people are like "Well, that's sheit". I'm like that too, but with addition of "It's your life and stuff, so yeah, sure, you can do whatever you want to yourself. Just don't emphasize on it and don't try to spread it -or I'll hunt you down- " Can't understand transgenders. Same applies to LGBT and other things.
Well, maybe that was hard, but honestly.
I am from St. Petersburg, btw.
@@sergeyromashkin7876
Well transgender people don’t feel like they’re the gender they were born with biologically so they change themselves and their identity to become another gender.
It’s not at all a bad or scary thing and it’s impossible to spread it.
Trust me transgenders would 100% be happiere if they weren’t trans. It’s not a choice.
They have gender dysphoria so they need to alter their bodies and change their names and pronouns in order to release that constant dysphoria. (Not all trans people decide to do it. But the majority does.)
Most Transmen buy binders to flatten their chests. They take hormone pills to grow hair and stop feminine puberty.
It’s so expensive and such a hassle trust me it isn’t a choice.
And to gay people. Well they’re just like straight people except they like their own gender instead. There is nothing else to it.
We’re all human and there is no shame to be different.
@@baileysubliminals7192 yeah, you can believe whatever you want.
Your accent is sounds as russian. Maybe you are russian girl-))?
I’m Russian)
Если вы исповедуете неправильную религию, не переезжайте туда. По какой-то причине это становится проблемой
the biggest problem in Russia is political situation. With Putin and his "Edinaya Rossia" there's no future here.People with good education are trying to immigrate to europe or US.
What does that mean? I’d like to hear from an actual insider. No industry? I’m in California, USA and we have a lot of Russians living here.
petr3460 absolutely agree with you!
Will you marry me and come to Transylvania? We'll have the entire Europe to our feet
Is there shortage of girls in Romania?
This one only sounds nice but in reality who knows. 🤣🤣🤣
Jesus is our lord and savior