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‘Supermodels with grandmother values’: The murky world of Eastern European matchmaking

Name changed for this. I've been in England for nearly a decade and have tried to integrate but so far the friends I have are other Eastern Europeans such as Polish, Latvian, Romanian etc. A woman on a course I was on actually turned away and looked at the ceiling when I said "hi, how are you", even though the previous day we'd had a perfectly pleasant chat. I couldn't think of what I could've said to offend, it was all general small talk like where we're from and what uni we went to etc. This has happened a few times with different people. Maybe I'm just not likeable I think I'm "normal" and not some weirdo, I speak English, have a job and am not here to "sponge" or any of the other stereotypes. It didn't used to bother me too much but now I'm considering my long term future I'm just curious though, what is it about me that locals don't like It was the same before Brexit, so can't blame that.

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That was my number one goal. I dated hundreds of beautiful Russian girls until I met Katia. But now I'm married, I'm happy to spread the message. Richard says that European could be dire for the love lives of British blokes - and believes that English women should change to be more like their Russian counterparts.

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Richard La Ruina firmly advises his English male clients to go for Eastern European girls - who are 'more feminine, well mannered and prettier'. A British dating expert has delivered a scathing critique of English women - and strongly recommended that blokes date Eastern European girls instead. Richard La Ruina, from Cambridge,considers himself one of the country's top pick-up artists and has published two bestselling-books on seduction. Richard, 37, says that British women have become entitled and overweight.

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Topics for the first date with an Eastern European woman

Feminine gold-diggers with traditional family values — these are just some of the stereotypes about women in Eastern Europe, pushed by Hollywood films like Borat. The lawyer turned YouTuber describes himself as a lifestyle coach and a tour guide for Westerners, after spending more than a decade in the region and learning several languages. Explaining why Western men seek out Eastern European women, the businessman tells Metro. I see a massive difference whenever I go back.

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