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Prince
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posted on 07-28-2013 at 15:11 |
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How do Russian Women view...
How do Russian women view virginity? Is there a good chance that an attractive, good man can find an attractive virgin bride in Russia?
American girls begin to lose it at 13 and by 18 after a girl's first semester at college finding a real virgin is impossible. Any man in America that dates a woman even if she's 18 should automatically assume she lost her virginity.
Can anyone confidently say that more Russian girls wait longer or marry a guy before losing virginity? Based on studies I read about 30%-40% of girls are virgins at 18 in Russia and the FSU.
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sheena_junglequeen
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posted on 06-23-2020 at 17:16 |
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russian women have better family structure
IMO russian women have better home styles including both husband and wife. So the young women have structure not like america. Pregnant comes not as early as here. Moms and dads are important.
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codybiltmore
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posted on 06-23-2020 at 18:38 |
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Russian women virginity
I googled it. This is per the Moscow Times from 2014:
"Scientists at the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences have expressed concern after a study showed an increasing number of females are losing their virginity at a younger age.
More than 40 percent of girls have already lost their virginity by the age of 15 — a year younger than the legal age of consent in Russia — researchers said in a study titled "Medical and Social Problems of Raising Teenagers," Izvestia reported Monday.
In 1995, that figure stood at 30 percent.
Lyudmila Sukhareva, deputy director of an academy institute dealing with children's health, warned that such an early start to one's sexual life could result in reproductive problems as well as increase the likelihood of contracting gynecological diseases, Izvestia reported.
Among 650 17-year-olds surveyed in the suburbs of Moscow, not a single virgin was found, the study showed."
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