Uh... no. :eek7:
Reported rapes, yeah. But rapes period? I highly doubt it. That culture is (sadly) fine with it.
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Reported rapes, yeah. But rapes period? I highly doubt it. That culture is (sadly) fine with it.
I actually heard Estonia women are some of the most beautiful women in Europe. Have you ever been there?
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C'mon man...
Alternately you can graph search "Single women who live in Tallinn, Estonia" to see what the local singles are like. Bonus points if you get your message game on and have a bunch waiting for you when you land.
Extra bonus points if you scrape up their IDs, make a custom audience and advertise yourself and your imminent arrival to them. Let us know what you end up converting at.
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Yeah, that's what I meant - if rape had the exact same definition in all countries, and if the rape statistics accurately reflected the number of actual rapes.
Stop outing?
Ya they are amazing. While you are there ask them how to say "12 months" in Estonian. It's pretty funny.
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Spent a few weeks there. Tallinn is one my favourite EE capitals. Good culture, friendly people and relatively cheap. Very proud of their start up culture and internet scene. If you go outside of Tallinn there doesn't seem to be much going on.
Only downside as mentioned is the weather.
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Yeah doesn't seem like a lot until you realize that the average salary in Budapest is like $650 after taxes. Also if any western country did this, everyone would be freaking out about it. The government there has been in Nazi freedom of speech suppression mode for a while now. A few years ago they essentially forced all non-state media out of business as nearly every one of them was telling the ugly truth of Viktor Orban and his cronies.
Can't be truth, they are not immigration ridden like UK, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Nedherlands, France, but still plenty of Africans enrich the society.
Really?
Germans make up 80% of the population, that is 20% immigrants for you, right there.
Of the total population, .7% are African, so with 2014 census figures, that would come to roughly 565,000 people.
So yeah.. blacks in Germany are nothing unusual, especially in bigger cities.
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Germans make up 80% of the population, that is 20% immigrants for you, right there.
Of the total population, .7% are African, so with 2014 census figures, that would come to roughly 565,000 people.
So yeah.. blacks in Germany are nothing unusual, especially in bigger cities.
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I agree with the above comments about visiting Prague. The cost of living isn't as high (yet) because they haven't adopted the Euro and the women are incredible. Also, Prague is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever seen. And if you like beer, the Czech Republic drinks more of it than any country in the world.
I've heard it's not as great as it apparently used to be. One of the things guys are complaining about are these "stag parties" that are taking over downtown Prague.
I imagine large groups of douchy men and bars that are sausage fests.
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You're probably referring to the article about Prague in SingleDudeTravel. I'd say that's just one perspective.
In my experience the city still has it. I didn't see that many drunken brits crashing the party the time I was there.
I did not witness this personally. Prague rocks man. Another great factor about it is that it's centrally located dead smack in the middle of Europe, so you can get anywhere in Europe for under $180 round trip and 2 hours tops.
That's just personally what I would do as a guy in his late 20's that's relatively new to freelancing and wants to live somewhere that's both beautiful and offers a low cost of living. I ate out three times a day in Prague and stopped for random shit for around $30-40 USD per day. That will get you breakfast in Paris, maybe lunch as well.
Poland is sweet too. Warsaw is even cheaper than Prague and offers a lot more than depressing WW2 attractions. Whatever you do, just check it out first and enjoy yourself. I'm sure wherever you go it'll be a blast. Good luck.
Speaking of Poland, Krakow is so much better than Warsaw. Totally cool city. Almost as cool as Prague, well, much less beautiful places but the ones are there are amazing. And much less known to touristic crowds than Prague which is the best part of it.
