Kyiv

[QUOTE=Qjump][url]http://www.kyivpost.com/nation/39330[/url]

Why dress in short skirts? and dress like hookers to bring attention to sex tourists?
Any one seen these cranks?
Priceless[/QUOTE]Bet I could get one of those fembots in the sack.

[QUOTE=Doctor_Skank]Bet I could get one of those fembots in the sack.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't put any money on a bet AGAINST that. You're a nuaghty old man, Skank. Or perhaps we should say a "naughty young man" ;)

[QUOTE=Doctor_Skank]Bet I could get one of those fembots in the sack.[/QUOTE]

Funny I was thinking that also........ I am sure they would love a free night out!

Wearing only short skirts?

Nothing much last summer those girls were taking a bath in fountain in Kiev. Article is little blown out of proportion.

"Ukraine as a sexual wonderland". Definitelly not, I'm sure many here will agree there are better places for sex tourism thanb Ukraine.

"Ukraine has one of the fastest-growing rates of AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases in Europe". Probably it's true, but growing rates of AIDS it because of the drug addicts mainly.

As my Ukrainian friend told me. Yes, there are many prostitutes in Ukraine but on every woman that is a prostitute there are thousands of those who are not. Is he right or not?

[QUOTE=Kurenda]LifeSavour, I access all this websites with the same user name and password.

I've just checked several of them like mamba, znakomstva, lovedolls, flirt, jdu,
and sveral others for specific cities.

Accessed them all with the same user name and password without problems!

But my user name and password is several years old so it is maybe embedded into their database?

Maybe under some new rules you have to register at each of them in order to use them.[/QUOTE]Can certainly be the same!

But you still have to fill out the new registration!

I'll be spending a week in Kiev in beginning of June.

Do you guys know any nice Strip Clubs, where you can get a Private Show and masturbate while watching the girl/get a hand job? Some touching would be nice as well.

Sorry if this request is a bit odd, but I really enjoy this kind of thing.

Big thanks, and bet regards!

D

Ukrainian girls really need to get over themselves.

Prostitution in Kyiv/Ukraine is no worse then any where else in the world. In Ukraine it's just more socially accepted. They need to work on that and not sexpats.

And on that note, I'll buy the first round at River Palace on Saturday night. :)

[QUOTE=Qjump][url]http://www.kyivpost.com/nation/39330[/url]

Why dress in short skirts? and dress like hookers to bring attention to sex tourists?
Any one seen these cranks?
Priceless[/QUOTE]

prostitution in ukraine is no big deal. everybody knows about it.

even back in 1944 when soviet army liberated ukraine from germans several thousands of girls from ukraine joined their advance into europe as members of "cultural brigades" in order to relieve soviet soldiers from war stress in the form of theatre, singing, dancing but sex was most common form of stress relieving. most of this girls got pregnant and at birth children were taken away from them by the soviet state, put into childrens home and educated to serve soviet state in the form of miltary officers, professors, doctors, etc.

after the collapse of sssr it was all revealed and those children were called "ukrainian lost generation" but it quickly was forgotten.

i presume great majority of people here never visited ussr 25-30 years ago. even then prostitution was widespread thing. soviet system couldn't do anything about that not to mention present politics in ukraine. it was interesting than in moscow it was relatively hard to find street walkers but in kiev they were all the place. especially **** girls 16-17 years old were the core of prostitues in kiev. officially prostitution didn't existed in ussr, the girls were **** so from the law side there was not much to do about prostitution. i even still have a propaganda poster i took from the wall of high school in kiev back in 1983. it presents a young girl in the company of several men who offer her money and bottle of vodka while she looks with sad eyes at another young woman passing by with husband and children. big letters say "girl, don't be a prostitute. you're ruining your life and future! ". you get the meaning.

hey even infamous andrey chikatilo was speaking at his trial that he was cleaning the country from immorality and sickness and because of that majority of his victims were young prostitutes (both male and female).

soviet government admitted only one of his victim (the second one) was a prostitute aged 17.

so to conclude for the end. prostitution is something that existed in ukraine in the past, exists now and will exist in the future. government, church, the girls from femen, anybody else can't do much about it.

[QUOTE=Cruiser D]Ukrainian girls..... I'll buy the first round at River Palace on Saturday night. :)[/QUOTE]PS - Can I leave after the 1st round!!

[QUOTE=Ash1001]Face control at Shooters applies if you're Turkish, look Turkish or say you're from Turkey, and quite probably even if you've just visited Turkey. That's actually their official policy.

The way round this is to say you're friends with the owner (PM me for his name).[/QUOTE]


Could also apply to Indian, as I've seen it happen at Arena (downstairs, no less), but then again, the average Ukrainian door guard is not going differentiate dark skin from dark skin.

a nice reading, some information about prostitution in Ukrainre :
[url]http://www.whatson-kiev.com/index.php?go=News&in=view&id=5642[/url]

"Such sex tours are extremely popular, and when you see some non-Ukrainian looking man chase a Ukrainian woman down the street with a big smile on his face, yelling at her to stop in broken English, he might very well be on one. Kyiv’s leftover Soviet-looking three-star hotels are often where these men stay when they’re here."

“I don’t know the appropriate name for what’s going on, but what should I think when three buses full of Turkish tourists come to the hotel, and other buses are bringing girls?”

[QUOTE=Brandon88]Could also apply to Indian, as I've seen it happen at Arena (downstairs, no less), but then again, the average Ukrainian door guard is not going differentiate dark skin from dark skin.[/QUOTE]

Interestingly at Shooters it applies wholly and specifically to Turkish people. The door guards are under instructions to turn away Turks, period. In fact a couple of Irish mates of IL when asked where they were from said 'Istanbul' for a joke.. and were not let in.

I think this policy originally had something to do with huge groups of Turkish men colonising Kiev nightclubs in the Summer months.

Anyway, whatever your skin tone, just say you are friends with the owner if you get any hassle from the goons.

[QUOTE=Doctor_Skank]Bet I could get one of those fembots in the sack.[/QUOTE]

Just wait till one of these crusading heroines needs to pay her rent. Then you can hook up with her at RP ;)

[QUOTE=Doctor_Skank]Bet I could get one of those fembots in the sack.[/QUOTE]

Ah, this is a subject close to my heart...

Years ago I was involved in a field of endeavour that was controversial and subject to occasional public protest.

The protesters usually included plenty of idealistic young female students and also some well-heeled cosmopolitan women with time on their hands for this kind of pastime.

To complicate the issue the location for these protests was "down the country" and the timescale involved a stayover of several days for both participants and protesters, sometimes in the same hotels and accomodations.

So, after a hard day's work or protest depending on which side of the fence you happened to be on, members of both parties frequently ended up socialising in the same late-night venues of this medium-sized town.

And, of course, sometimes liaisons ended up being conducted across this, erm, cultural divide...


I particularly remember waking up in a post-alcoholic haze one morning and spotting a placard across the room threatening destruction to myself and all of my persuasion.

My first thought was that I must have played a prank the night before and commandeered one of these placards while inebriated.

That was until I glanced sideways to discover the bearer of said placard fast asleep in my bed!

Then it all came back to me :)

Being the gentleman I am, before I left I brought her downstairs and made sure she got a good breakfast before dropping her off near the picket line to resume protest duty while I parked the car some distance away.

Needless to say, when I made my way back to the venue she was to the fore in attempting to decapitate me with said placard and threatening malevolence on all belonging to me!

Later on that same evening we resumed our personal explorations :)


Rave on, Dr Skank...

This is not exactly true. I am a Turk and I was always getting in without any problems whereas my Polish and Czech friends were getting turned down. Shooters is always full of Turks. But I agree that the face control is much more strict with Turks given their large number in Kiev. By the way, Ozi, one of two guys running Shooters, is a Turk himself...

[QUOTE=Ash1001]Interestingly at Shooters it applies wholly and specifically to Turkish people. The door guards are under instructions to turn away Turks, period. In fact a couple of Irish mates of IL when asked where they were from said 'Istanbul' for a joke.. and were not let in.

I think this policy originally had something to do with huge groups of Turkish men colonising Kiev nightclubs in the Summer months.

Anyway, whatever your skin tone, just say you are friends with the owner if you get any hassle from the goons.[/QUOTE]