“You must market your personality and not your nationality “ - Olga Reznekova Totally blown away by that quote 👏👏👏 Seeing your video after a long time, so glad that you and your family are fine. You have a really beautiful garden. You must do a video on your country house as it seems almost very lovely. This ugly war will hopefully finish in a few months, and then Ukraine will be rebuilt and Ukraine would be the country that would have the greatest amount of opportunities. I send you and your family a lot of love and good wishes. Stay safe.
Just stumbled on your channel, as a man who met a Ukrainian with no intentions of anything, now 4 years later we are getting married. So Olga is correct on if it is more of a "natural" type of relationship it works with no real issues. The fact if going there with intent of trying to meet a lady again she is correct, be culturally aware at least take the effort to learn basic language such as hello, thank you, good bye that goes a long way. Was fun to watch the video. Thank you so much for haring as well as best wishes on your new journey.
MOST Muslim guys will claim they are not religious BEFORE getting married. But AFTER marriage, their family will pressure you to put on everything they already do. Real life experience, multiple times. Expect forced conversion
If the Muslim man is a multimillionaire from Dubai or Saudi Arabia then the Ukrainian woman may pretend to follow his culture and customs and go wild when she goes on a girls trip to Las Vegas or Miami.
I love Olga's blog! She is just such a charming young woman and gives very good advice imo. I spent 3 months in Ukraine last summer/autumn. Most of my time was with a young family I "met" here on TH-cam. I was fascinated with their channel, although I admit most Americans would find it boring. The "Lapkins" do NOT speak much English (although they understand a fair amount of English) which is fairly typical of Ukrainians, especially Ukrainians that don't live in tourist areas like Lviv, Kyiv ,or maybe Odessa. Foreign languages are tough for me to learn at my age. That said, Google translate made it easy to carry on a basic conversation. I had my own apartment and had no problem making myself understood at places like small shops, bazaars, supermarkets, department stores, etc. I traveled to Kyiv with the Lapkins for 4 nights and we had a wonderful time. I also traveled on my own(by bus and train) to other parts of Ukraine including Dnipro...which did/does get incoming missiles and drones on occasion.. I'm 75 and a Viet Nam veteran so the war didn't worry me too much. I am headed back to Ukraine the 1st week of July for another 3 month visit with my friends. On this trip I plan to make brief visits to Dnipro again, Kharkiv, or even Zaporizhzhia if bus service is available...which depends mostly on the war and where the fighting is. I toured Bucha last year and saw the devastation there :( :( I want to see these places again. ALL THAT SAID, you guys who seek a wife, really do need to go to Ukraine. It's not difficult and not that expensive. Air fare from Orlando to Krakow Poland is about $1500 round trip. Bus to Kyiv is under $100 one way. Hotels and apartments range from dirt cheap to expensive depending on where you are. Kyiv is expensive. I stayed in Lviv 4 times at the same hotel near the train and bus station for about $25.00/night, breakfast included. This year my VERY nice studio apartment in center city Kremenchuk is about $1400 for Three months :) I stayed there last year.Everything was within walking distance. The trolleybus was UAH15 about $.45 although free for me since I am a "pensioner" Taxi fares are very reasonable, especially if a Ukrainian friend arranges the fare for you :) :) So GUYS, "Just Do It" as the Nike commercial says...Don't be a candy ass, go to Ukraine--the people are WONDERFUL! pete I'd be happy to answer questions based on my own experience last year.
Hello Pete! I would really like to get in touch with you and learn more about Ukraine. My friend Alena is planning on coming over to Canada in June. In the meantime, I am learnming a bit oif Ukrainian in DuoLingo and getting to know her and the Ukrainian society as much as possible from afar. She absolutely does NOT want me there now. She says she is already worried about enough people... and she wants to come live here. She promises we WILL go after the war though. Anyway, is there some way we could get in touch? I may give you my junkmail address if you feel like sending me an email.
@KuzeyTurk The American government has "red flagged" Ukraine and strongly advises Americans to not travel to Ukraine. I ignored them last year and this year. There is NO PLACE in Ukraine that is "risk free". I am in Kremenchuk which is in the central/east part of Ukraine on the Dniper River. there have been a few missile and drone strikes ,including a missile attack that killed 20 people last June. So, there is some risk visiting Ukraine. Recently, Odessa has seen quite a few cruise missile and drone attacks. You may want to meet your girl friend somewhere outside of Odessa. There is a lot of beautiful country to the north and west. getting to Ukraine is easy, but a bit tedius. many, maybe most, people fly to Krakow Poland which is what I have done twice. Then ride a bus across the border to Lviv in my case (6-8 hours depending on delays at the border). Lviv is a main transportation hub. The bus and train stations are located together. There are reasonably priced hotels within walking distance. Check in Lviv for information on travel to the Odessa area. You should also check with your government and Ukraine for visa requirements, if any. Ukraine has a 90 day limit on most people staying in country. You should go imo. Hope this helps.,
best advice to anyone wanting to or currently dating any person from a different culture and language than your culture and language is to learn the other person's culture and language before you become involved in a romantic and binding/legal/marriage relationship....if you don't learn the other culture and language then you will never fully understand and appreciate the other person and the relationship....how can you build together if you can not communicate your heart and mind ?... think about the relationship as if you were a person from another nation coming to another nation to live and work... you would need to understand the language, customs, and laws ... anyway, my advice to younger persons would be to move to Ukraine instead of the other person moving to your nation... Ukraine will be a really big "land of opportunity" after this war with many chances of success for business and growth... learn the language, business customs and laws and have a good idea and ambition to build or make with some technological skills/education and you will find success... a lot of "western" banks and corporations will be wanting to expand into Ukraine and will need persons /employees/agents/contractors... wished i was younger
Just saw your Channel. Wow, you are gorgeous! Many Americans and Ukrainians are very similar looking. Only accent different. I think your view of this subject applies to a lot of the parts of the world.
Awe!!! Your daughter is so adorable! The kitty cat "mew" reminds me so much of my own daughters! If I were single I'd be in heaven searching for a Ukrainian spouse! I've wanted that for a long time, but ended up with an American one. She's great, and there's no legitimate reason for me to leave her, but I adore Ukrainian women! I've started learning more about the culture and the language recently. I would at least like to have some Ukrainian friends to hangout with.
@@hrdknox2000 Yeah, you're a little far away from California and Nevada. A lot of Ukrainians are settling here in Nevada recently. (It was on the news) You could hang with us, we ride off-road machines in the desert. Probably not the terrain your used to.
This is special to me, cox i met her on my birthday as she joined the cruise ship and she was my manager , however she was one year younger to me but she was so beautiful and highly intelligent women i have ever seen. Also she loves saree and back then we were in usa so i called my mom, asked her to send me hand stitched saree for her and within 14 days it arrived here. I remember the day when i helped her draping the saree but end of thr story, our story couldn't go forward. But i still have respect for her. Always will be be ❤
I watched a video about a tour group of men who went to ukraine to meet women and I was embarrassed those men were Americans. I would be afraid anyone I met would think I was one of them, or one of the crazy people they see on our news media. 😢
I think I saw the same video; well there are a bunch of them on TH-cam. There was that one guy, a chain smoker in his 60s saying women are like cars; you gotta take 'em for a test drive. A sad representative of American men
@@zenarcade64 That was it. Heartbreaking. I guess that's who would travel to europe looking for women, someone repulsive to women of his own culture. Ukrainian women would do better trying to meet one in a work related or social situation that isn't fabricated and based on deceit.
It is a scam, the girls are paid to show up and chat, its their job in addition on online chats. The tour promoter makes money, the girls make money, you pay until you finally wake up.
The Canadian men don't seem much better. I'm not talking about the men on dating sites or the American men I've encountered on youtube, though some of them are rude, as well. I've met Canadian men who treat women as sex objects, bully women and they think we are the problem if we stand up for ourselves. It's either we put up with their disrespect or show them that we won't put up with the disrespect and the men will walk away. I don't even care to try to date or show interest anymore.
Perhaps we should start an organization that educates Ukrainian women about who these guys are, really. Maybe they could send us the I.D. of some guy they're considering and some basic information could be retrieved about him to make sure the girl makes an informed decision.
In 2001 I met a Ukrainian (Russian-speaking) young woman. I was 50 She was 32. I saw her on a dating site. I wrote to her and we communicated. After 6 months I went to Kyiv to meet her and we decided to get married. After 6 months I returned for the marriage. It sounds like a rush, but it was the only way to get her to Canada. She came here. We had a son. 7 years ago she died of cancer. Would I do it again? It's possible, but I am likely too old to go through all that. Would I like a nice woman from Ukraine? It's a nice thought.
I'm in Ivano-Frankisvk for business right now and I honestly am bewildered by it all. When in Ivano-Frankivsk, they're nicer to me, but often when I'm in Lviv, I merely introduce myself to some women and they either tell me that they're taken or they aren't interested in even talking. I don't even get to talk to many of them. Perhaps it's my looks, Olga?
I remember back in high school we had one female foreign exchange student from Ukraine, but didn’t really interact with her. I remember she got upset with me when (it’s a complicated story) learned that I’d be willing to hunt polar bears if given the opportunity. Then the second one I met was my now wife. Yes it was online and I didn’t know she was Ukrainian initially though her profile had the word кошка, but in English letters (koshka). She had moved to America the year prior and rented a home from her brother in-law who had married her older sister 16 years prior. I always thought Eastern European women were the most beautiful, but never considered pursuing one. Anyway we’re married, expecting our first child now and I love the country of Ukraine, culture and both the Russian and the Ukrainian languages. Since then I’ve met a lot of Ukrainians. In this country, I’ve met them in Washington state. Bless my wife’s heart as she agreed to move to the state I live in which is Oregon. Apparently my chances were pretty good, but my 26 year old self would’ve laughed at the idea of my 27 year old self marrying a European woman. In my area most of the foreigners aren’t from Europe and it blows peoples mind that someone from Europe would come to the area I live.
If you'd like to surprise her. Bring her fr a trip to central Alberta. Up in Canada. There is a huge Ukrainian population in Central Alberta in and around Edmonton. And we like to keep our culture and traditions. There is a Ukrainian cultural centre just east of Edmonton where it showcases the the life of early Ukrainian settlers on the prairies. My family migrated in 1896. Canada actually had the largest Diaspora outside of ruzzia before the full scale war.
Hey much RESPECT TO YOU FOR THIS CHANNEL AND INFOMATION YOU GIVE ,ITS 100% THE BEST. Here is a question , do you know if many Ukrainian women are in new zealand ? Thankyou for your time and love and respect always.PEACE. From new zealand to Ukrainian..........💯% PEACE BE WITH YOU...............🙏💚✌
Hello from America. I’ve only now seen your videos, and so far I love your channel.🤗 I have several Ukrainian friends for 5+ years, and I went to Ukraine in 2023. There are a few things I can say on this topic. I had a student who grew up in Lysychans’k, she was scammed at the very beginning of the war by human trafficker’s from Istanbul, it was a horrible situation and I’ll spare you the grisly details, but do be careful; these situations do exist.😥 Also, I know of a situation where young Ukrainian women ended up being the 2nd or 3rd wife of a Muslim man and was not made aware of the home situation until after she was “married”. On a brighter note, I have a friend from Kharkov, and his mother fell in love and married a man from Peru, had two children (both are good people and friends of mine) and they have good lives in Ukraine. They are certainly not rich, rather poor to be honest, but it’s a good love conquers all example. If you’re serious about relationships with the Ukrainian people, it is important to learn some of the language.⚠ My friends there are all from eastern and central Ukraine, and they all consider Russian to be their “mother-tongue”, so I learned to speak a little Russian to better communicate with them. I know a few Ukrainian words, but not enough to confidently string together a complete sentence. I don’t speak any Surzhyk at all, but that wasn’t really an issue. My friends in Kharkov and Cherkassy speak English, but from what I could tell while I was in Ukraine, only about 1 in 6 people speak some English, so it’s important to learn at least some of their language. Far as age difference and “scams” go, the age difference can be overcome if you are willing to put in the work and the time to over-come it. I celebrated my 51st birthday in Kharkov, and age really wasn’t an issue, but it’s like anywhere else in the world, inter-generational type relationships aren’t really the norm. The good news is, age isn't really a cultural problem with Ukrainians. Scams are a bit of an issue there, and not just in romance. While in Lviv, I had my 1st class train ticket scammed from me, and I was dropped off in a field, very close to curfew time. (I ended up having to bribe a transit official $40usd to get out of that situation) 🤯My best advice to avoid scams is to always be mindful that the median salary in Ukraine for workers is between $500 and $600 USD a month, and the cost of living in Ukraine reflect this, for most things prices in Ukraine are very low. So if someone is claiming they need hundreds of dollars for something, they are probably scamming you.
I am online chatting (dating) a Ukrainian lady who is from Kharkiv, but is living in Germany temporarily due to war. She is nice and gives me alot of compliments. I plan on meeting her in person when the war gets over. Ugh. The war just wants to linger on. :(
Ukrainians are generally considered to be religious and conservative. Is marriage always their end goal for a relationship or are they fine with just living together if their partner does not want to get married? Do they mind dating non-religious guys?
Guys, Olga is been overly kind and polite and I’m going to be brutally honest here. I was an American in my mid 20’s when I met my Ukrainian ex wife ten years ago and had been together for 9 years. She was 3 years younger than me and we also have a toddler son together. Now with that being said, I’m going to keep things very simple, it doesn’t matter what country or racial background you’re from, what you need is to make sure you earn at a minimum of $50,000 a year to even have a realistic chance of making this work because Ukrainian women want a middle class lifestyle. Even still this is no guarantee or success as life is expensive in North America and Western Europe. She will still might need to work as most cases $50,000 is not enough to support a middle family. If you earn $100,000 a year, your odds of success with a. Ukrainian woman is very high, I will say over 80-90% chance success due to you being able to have all the basic expenses covered in a western country while maintaining a middle class lifestyle in the suburbs. If you’re making less than $50,000 a year, it’s still possible to find a Ukrainian woman interested in you but the best looking ones or quality ones will not be available and I’m being realistic with you here. The women looking like models have many suitors and hundreds of foreign men interested in them, and they are not desperate and in need of getting out of their country as it’s very easy for any Ukrainian woman to go to any western country right now visa free and with short term residency due to the illegal Russian invasion. The days of getting a beautiful looking woman while you’re a delivery driver may work during the Soviet Union in the 80’s and after their collapse in the 90’s. Moral of the story, if you don’t make over $50,000 a year, don’t even try or you will get scammed in thinking the women want you for just being yourself. If you’re a successful professional making $100,000, you’re going to get a good eulogy Ukrainian woman for sure.
You are assuming out the possibility of living in HER native country. I have 100% portability of my low income where it becomes middle class income in Ukraine or Russia!! I speak more than my native language and would LOVE to live in Russia or Ukraine!! I have been to Russia two times and to Ukraine one time! I hate that Putin escalated into full war from its start in 2014 in 2022. But I loved the women I met in both countries and was formally engaged to one before she broke it off. Her dad is still my best friend!!
They can’t wait to meet a foreigner to get there an out of Ukraine right now. Once they’re out the guy that took them out will be ditched. It happens every day in the United States today and for the past 30 years, not one thing has changed any guy that would take one out as a damn fool There are Ukrainian women in the United States bragging about playing their men for suckers, and then divorcing them and getting set for life. Let them go to India or Bangladesh.
I want an Ukrainian husband. Maybe you can make a video about date Ukrainian men as well?! Thank you for the video anyways. Interesting know how is like dating an Ukrainian woman.
My experience chatting with Ukrainian guys as a woman from the West: It is common to get the 'you don't know what it's like to suffer' and this before the full scale invasion. You get looked down on because growing up with more possibilities must make you spoilt. Me born in 1970's has a similar expectation of roles in a marriage as Ukrainian men born late 80's to late 90's. But men that young aren't looking for women 20 years older than them. Men born in the 70's are expecting a partner similar to the 50's housewife. I don't know if those born in the 2000's are ready to be stay at home dads. Maybe after joining the EU. Maybe you come from a patriarchal county or find deep satisfaction with housework or fit in with the age group. It's not hopeless. The other problem is that the vast majority of Ukrainian men will now be suffering from psychological problems, PTSD, anxiety, depression.
@@rachelnise2473 My experience chatting with Ukrainian guys was okay, considering I'm 28. Some of them treated me well, except for one, but I can understand him. As you said, it's not easy face many problems at the same time. I loved a guy from Odesa (well, guy with the same age). He cared about me and I about him, but he stopped answering to my messages. I realized why. Maybe he felt tired of something, afraid, but he passed away while in service. :/ I remember when he said to me if I don't understand Ukrainian well, we can talk in English. How cute. My feelings about him never ended.
It’s at war. It boggles my mind that people want to go there as tourists. And you have to bus it take a train in from a secondary country. Just bizarre. If it’s for humanitarian reasons, well that’s much different. But as to your question. You are not likely to die. And at least power, internet and other issues have now stabilized.
While the country is in war, you always have risk of being killed by rocket in your hotel, apartment, in the park and so on... nobody will give you guarantee of safety.
It's a lottery unless you go walking straight towards the Russian forces shouting Slava Ukraini and then it's a definite danger. But there are millions living this lottery every day.
@@rachelnise2473 because it is where they live. And they have a combination of minimal resources, family, friends, a job, it’s what they are familiar with (their country..) But quite different to some foreign tourist wanting to pop in, well, not really pop in, a slllllooow crawl. The stupidity of humanity never disappoints.
@@GaryAJMartin I visited last November. I wanted to see my friend (he can't visit me). It feels shit to be afraid to visit when he lives it every day. And yes, I did some volunteer work. Important to do whatever you can. I wish I could go back more often but I have a lot of work at home. Yes, that train from Przemysł to Kyiv... erghhhh...
Right, Usa is is called Land of Opportunity, not hand outs . Some times jealous of Euro health care.. Take a vacation in the country you are interested in but be open minded. All relationships require effort.
I like to have aUkrainian woman of 35 to45 years and if she likes to come America.or if she has house to live in Ukraine then I will support her their and come to Ukraine for one or two months after every 6 months.and keep her very happy….From USA.
@@Olga_Reznikova There is one Ukrainian man who seems to stand above the rest--- He's an author, television anchor, director, and producer, a serious journalist, and all around interesting person. His name is Kostiantyn Stogniy, Do you know of him?
Age is just a number - yes, but more than just a number when there's a large gap between the potential couples. I have 2 friends who married young women from ukraine w/ maybe a 2-3 year age difference. They have been married for over 10 years, with 2 children each, and both couples have great jobs, travel the world to learn about other cultures and have great marriages, with loving support ::) your daughter is so adorable and funny. But make her wait until she's at least 30 years old until she gets married😎😎
A 10 year gap is common and not even worth thinking about..but for some a bigger gap works for some but not all and like she says it requires time spent together..I've found girls who are older but act much to young and vice versa.....I've met many young women that have a head older tha thier years...its all bout respec
Wow! There are some pretty twisted comment on here? :( You said it just like it is Olga...it all depends on the 2 people, if they click and have some common interests. What there ages are ...if they like each other and want to go further? They will. Age does not define who you are aloud to fall in love with...everyone is different. I have known people with 25 years and more of a difference, and are happily married. and love is just blind sometimes...lol
I'm not old, not ugly and got a middleclass+ salary. But most Ukrainian women told me that since I am not not millionaire, not tall, and not having a high profile job they prefer to look elsewhere.- Even a girl who was 155cm, said I was short at 170cm.
I've been watching these an find the same things! Pretty Much the Ukrainian Woman wants to be taken care of! But that's kinda Old World Thinking. See it starting to be a Women's World! Meaning that You Ukraine's Girls have more of a chance at a rewarding Career. The ability to make a Good Salary Pay Wage! Especially Over Someone New to Your Country!
Hi I’m 55 and in America you can’t be a retirement money till I’m 70 years old! And younger people will have to wait till they are 75 to 80 years old before they can get retirement money! Don Los Angeles California
Finally, someone mentions about the dangers for the ladies as well, I mean they don't want to push away their clients yet it is an actual problem, the possibility of human trafficking. There was a Russkie she came over years ago (it's on the youtube) and hit it off with some guy, yet he might have used her to make some girl who was married jealous ... and something was totally off with the story the guy gave the police ... she was found in the woods shot. Real-life issues like this should not be just buried to try to save some hurt feelings ... it's a problem that needs to be kept in the front. Thank you Olia!
Olga, Did you know that Jesus has had at least 4 names? He was born with the name Yeshewa. Then when some priests were "translating" the "BIble" the changed his name to be Joshua. A couple of hundred years later they changed his name to be Jacob. Hundreds of years later they changed his name to Jesus. He may have also had a 5th name somewhere along the line.
Oga you seem to have all the answers. I new Ukrainian Women fighting over an American guy . Can you explain why. Or a Russian Women stealing a Ukrainian Women husband. Life goes on.
I have met several Ukrainian women here in California--they have all been extremely religious. I have yet to meet one who's either secular or not ultra religious. :/
Slavic women are not hotter by default they sort of look the same except for minor differences like longer arms and neck lol. What I notice about Slavic women is they aren't overweight even the ones i've seen in USA, while most women in North America are overweight.
Where can a middle-aged, mature man meet older, same age range women. Men and women at this age tend to be more mature, more career oriented, doesn't spend a lot of time in bars and dance halls, eat good food, travel, etc. We're not older men looking for young women. We're older men looking for approximate same age women who have matured and don't have to impress the hell out of a man with her looks, clothes, body, etc. Just a nice woman to kick back and start a relationship based on love and careers.
The cuteness in the background of this video is too much to handle 😍
Agreed...❤ Was that her daughter?
“You must market your personality and not your nationality “ - Olga Reznekova
Totally blown away by that quote 👏👏👏
Seeing your video after a long time, so glad that you and your family are fine. You have a really beautiful garden. You must do a video on your country house as it seems almost very lovely.
This ugly war will hopefully finish in a few months, and then Ukraine will be rebuilt and Ukraine would be the country that would have the greatest amount of opportunities.
I send you and your family a lot of love and good wishes. Stay safe.
In the most platonic way. I love this girl. She just puts it out there.
Thank You Olga, Your the best!! 😋
Thank you! Fantastic, honest, real and true. I love the little one 💕 in the background. 😃
Very interesting video ! Thank you Olga.
You`re honest and respectful lady
Thanks
THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR PROFFESSIONALISM & FOR BEING STRAIGHTFORWARD IN EXPLAINING EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z ... GOD BLESS YOU 🙌 🙏
A lot of good advise and down to earth wisdom in this video…. Thank you Olga….But “Esenia the cat” stole the show!!!
Just stumbled on your channel, as a man who met a Ukrainian with no intentions of anything, now 4 years later we are getting married. So Olga is correct on if it is more of a "natural" type of relationship it works with no real issues. The fact if going there with intent of trying to meet a lady again she is correct, be culturally aware at least take the effort to learn basic language such as hello, thank you, good bye that goes a long way. Was fun to watch the video. Thank you so much for haring as well as best wishes on your new journey.
useful, realistic - a good service to people wanting to marry - thanks
MOST Muslim guys will claim they are not religious BEFORE getting married. But AFTER marriage, their family will pressure you to put on everything they already do. Real life experience, multiple times. Expect forced conversion
If the Muslim man is a multimillionaire from Dubai or Saudi Arabia then the Ukrainian woman may pretend to follow his culture and customs and go wild when she goes on a girls trip to Las Vegas or Miami.
@@armycommando6076 lol, good luck trying to get out of house without a male chaperone.
I love Olga's blog! She is just such a charming young woman and gives very good advice imo.
I spent 3 months in Ukraine last summer/autumn. Most of my time was with a young family I "met" here on TH-cam. I was fascinated with their channel, although I admit most Americans would find it boring. The "Lapkins" do NOT speak much English (although they understand a fair amount of English) which is fairly typical of Ukrainians, especially Ukrainians that don't live in tourist areas like Lviv, Kyiv ,or maybe Odessa. Foreign languages are tough for me to learn at my age. That said, Google translate made it easy to carry on a basic conversation. I had my own apartment and had no problem making myself understood at places like small shops, bazaars, supermarkets, department stores, etc. I traveled to Kyiv with the Lapkins for 4 nights and we had a wonderful time. I also traveled on my own(by bus and train) to other parts of Ukraine including Dnipro...which did/does get incoming missiles and drones on occasion.. I'm 75 and a Viet Nam veteran so the war didn't worry me too much. I am headed back to Ukraine the 1st week of July for another 3 month visit with my friends. On this trip I plan to make brief visits to Dnipro again, Kharkiv, or even Zaporizhzhia if bus service is available...which depends mostly on the war and where the fighting is. I toured Bucha last year and saw the devastation there :( :( I want to see these places again.
ALL THAT SAID, you guys who seek a wife, really do need to go to Ukraine. It's not difficult and not that expensive. Air fare from Orlando to Krakow Poland is about $1500 round trip. Bus to Kyiv is under $100 one way. Hotels and apartments range from dirt cheap to expensive depending on where you are. Kyiv is expensive. I stayed in Lviv 4 times at the same hotel near the train and bus station for about $25.00/night, breakfast included. This year my VERY nice studio apartment in center city Kremenchuk is about $1400 for Three months :) I stayed there last year.Everything was within walking distance. The trolleybus was UAH15 about $.45 although free for me since I am a "pensioner" Taxi fares are very reasonable, especially if a Ukrainian friend arranges the fare for you :) :) So GUYS, "Just Do It" as the Nike commercial says...Don't be a candy ass, go to Ukraine--the people are WONDERFUL!
pete
I'd be happy to answer questions based on my own experience last year.
Hello Pete! I would really like to get in touch with you and learn more about Ukraine. My friend Alena is planning on coming over to Canada in June. In the meantime, I am learnming a bit oif Ukrainian in DuoLingo and getting to know her and the Ukrainian society as much as possible from afar. She absolutely does NOT want me there now. She says she is already worried about enough people... and she wants to come live here. She promises we WILL go after the war though.
Anyway, is there some way we could get in touch? I may give you my junkmail address if you feel like sending me an email.
Really.. Are you in Ukraine now?
@KuzeyTurk Yes, been here since July 7. Why do you ask? Are you here as well?
@KuzeyTurk The American government has "red flagged" Ukraine and strongly advises Americans to not travel to Ukraine. I ignored them last year and this year. There is NO PLACE in Ukraine that is "risk free". I am in Kremenchuk which is in the central/east part of Ukraine on the Dniper River. there have been a few missile and drone strikes ,including a missile attack that killed 20 people last June. So, there is some risk visiting Ukraine.
Recently, Odessa has seen quite a few cruise missile and drone attacks. You may want to meet your girl friend somewhere outside of Odessa. There is a lot of beautiful country to the north and west.
getting to Ukraine is easy, but a bit tedius. many, maybe most, people fly to Krakow Poland which is what I have done twice. Then ride a bus across the border to Lviv in my case (6-8 hours depending on delays at the border). Lviv is a main transportation hub. The bus and train stations are located together. There are reasonably priced hotels within walking distance. Check in Lviv for information on travel to the Odessa area.
You should also check with your government and Ukraine for visa requirements, if any.
Ukraine has a 90 day limit on most people staying in country.
You should go imo. Hope this helps.,
@@FloridaPete1948 No,lm in Norway.But l want to go to Odessa soon...İ just dont know how to get there...
best advice to anyone wanting to or currently dating any person from a different culture and language than your culture and language is to learn the other person's culture and language before you become involved in a romantic and binding/legal/marriage relationship....if you don't learn the other culture and language then you will never fully understand and appreciate the other person and the relationship....how can you build together if you can not communicate your heart and mind ?... think about the relationship as if you were a person from another nation coming to another nation to live and work... you would need to understand the language, customs, and laws ... anyway, my advice to younger persons would be to move to Ukraine instead of the other person moving to your nation... Ukraine will be a really big "land of opportunity" after this war with many chances of success for business and growth... learn the language, business customs and laws and have a good idea and ambition to build or make with some technological skills/education and you will find success... a lot of "western" banks and corporations will be wanting to expand into Ukraine and will need persons /employees/agents/contractors... wished i was younger
Olga thankyou for your insight and words of wisdom. I am learning a lot from you..
Just saw your Channel. Wow, you are gorgeous! Many Americans and Ukrainians are very similar looking. Only accent different. I think your view of this subject applies to a lot of the parts of the world.
Thank you!
Thank You Olga
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Awe!!! Your daughter is so adorable! The kitty cat "mew" reminds me so much of my own daughters! If I were single I'd be in heaven searching for a Ukrainian spouse! I've wanted that for a long time, but ended up with an American one. She's great, and there's no legitimate reason for me to leave her, but I adore Ukrainian women! I've started learning more about the culture and the language recently. I would at least like to have some Ukrainian friends to hangout with.
@@TheBandit7613 I guess Alabama needs to show Ukraine some Southern Comfort!
@@hrdknox2000 Yeah, you're a little far away from California and Nevada.
A lot of Ukrainians are settling here in Nevada recently. (It was on the news)
You could hang with us, we ride off-road machines in the desert. Probably not the terrain your used to.
@@TheBandit7613 That sounds pretty awesome! I don't know if I'll ever get to go to Vegas. 🙁
This is special to me, cox i met her on my birthday as she joined the cruise ship and she was my manager , however she was one year younger to me but she was so beautiful and highly intelligent women i have ever seen. Also she loves saree and back then we were in usa so i called my mom, asked her to send me hand stitched saree for her and within 14 days it arrived here. I remember the day when i helped her draping the saree but end of thr story, our story couldn't go forward. But i still have respect for her. Always will be be ❤
0:34 Nice cat 🐱1:06 Gotta love the bear costume 🦝
I watched a video about a tour group of men who went to ukraine to meet women and I was embarrassed those men were Americans. I would be afraid anyone I met would think I was one of them, or one of the crazy people they see on our news media. 😢
I think I saw the same video; well there are a bunch of them on TH-cam. There was that one guy, a chain smoker in his 60s saying women are like cars; you gotta take 'em for a test drive. A sad representative of American men
@@zenarcade64 That was it. Heartbreaking. I guess that's who would travel to europe looking for women, someone repulsive to women of his own culture. Ukrainian women would do better trying to meet one in a work related or social situation that isn't fabricated and based on deceit.
It is a scam, the girls are paid to show up and chat, its their job in addition on online chats. The tour promoter makes money, the girls make money, you pay until you finally wake up.
The Canadian men don't seem much better. I'm not talking about the men on dating sites or the American men I've encountered on youtube, though some of them are rude, as well. I've met Canadian men who treat women as sex objects, bully women and they think we are the problem if we stand up for ourselves. It's either we put up with their disrespect or show them that we won't put up with the disrespect and the men will walk away. I don't even care to try to date or show interest anymore.
Perhaps we should start an organization that educates Ukrainian women about who these guys are, really. Maybe they could send us the I.D. of some guy they're considering and some basic information could be retrieved about him to make sure the girl makes an informed decision.
In 2001 I met a Ukrainian (Russian-speaking) young woman. I was 50 She was 32. I saw her on a dating site. I wrote to her and we communicated. After 6 months I went to Kyiv to meet her and we decided to get married. After 6 months I returned for the marriage. It sounds like a rush, but it was the only way to get her to Canada. She came here. We had a son. 7 years ago she died of cancer. Would I do it again? It's possible, but I am likely too old to go through all that. Would I like a nice woman from Ukraine? It's a nice thought.
Sad story though(((
Zero! I’ve done my time, married and divorced 3x. 😊
3x my dear brother! Don't mean to insult but we're slow learners in some areas and that include me. God bless you.
3 strikes and you're out buddy .
Sam with me mate I'm very happily single, NO arguments when I watch the Footy and I can go for a pint when I want to.
@@alexs3447
Roger that!
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I'm in Ivano-Frankisvk for business right now and I honestly am bewildered by it all. When in Ivano-Frankivsk, they're nicer to me, but often when I'm in Lviv, I merely introduce myself to some women and they either tell me that they're taken or they aren't interested in even talking. I don't even get to talk to many of them. Perhaps it's my looks, Olga?
I don't know))
@@Olga_Reznikova Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places. I'll try to go to cafes, Church groups (I'm Catholic) and events instead of bars and clubs.
Olga gives the hard truth.
Good!
@@Olga_Reznikova what olga name means...it is beautiful name ?heard it lot of girls name olga specifically from Eestern Europe!!
hello Olga greetings from Uruguay
My chances to meet an Ukrainian girl are 100%. She's right by my side. We're married for over 14 years.
Tha is great!
I remember back in high school we had one female foreign exchange student from Ukraine, but didn’t really interact with her. I remember she got upset with me when (it’s a complicated story) learned that I’d be willing to hunt polar bears if given the opportunity. Then the second one I met was my now wife. Yes it was online and I didn’t know she was Ukrainian initially though her profile had the word кошка, but in English letters (koshka). She had moved to America the year prior and rented a home from her brother in-law who had married her older sister 16 years prior.
I always thought Eastern European women were the most beautiful, but never considered pursuing one. Anyway we’re married, expecting our first child now and I love the country of Ukraine, culture and both the Russian and the Ukrainian languages. Since then I’ve met a lot of Ukrainians. In this country, I’ve met them in Washington state. Bless my wife’s heart as she agreed to move to the state I live in which is Oregon.
Apparently my chances were pretty good, but my 26 year old self would’ve laughed at the idea of my 27 year old self marrying a European woman. In my area most of the foreigners aren’t from Europe and it blows peoples mind that someone from Europe would come to the area I live.
Sounds like you are much better off. 😅
losers who would hunt polar bears don't deserve to be among society.
If you'd like to surprise her. Bring her fr a trip to central Alberta. Up in Canada. There is a huge Ukrainian population in Central Alberta in and around Edmonton. And we like to keep our culture and traditions. There is a Ukrainian cultural centre just east of Edmonton where it showcases the the life of early Ukrainian settlers on the prairies. My family migrated in 1896. Canada actually had the largest Diaspora outside of ruzzia before the full scale war.
Привіт, Ольга, мамо, тому я належу до середнього класу і живу в Індії в місті Калькутта. Підкажіть, будь ласка, як одружитися з українською дівчиною.❤
Very thorough advice hope for genuine people using agencies.
Thank you Madam
Olga, there is a lot of Ukrainian women in the states and all over the world right now. Would’ve been nice to organize some meetup? :)
My Ukranian wife is rich and I am poor .. that’s why I know that she is with me because she loves me .
Exactly. You are with her because she is rich.😉
@@GaryAJMartin , you got it . I was not born to support other people’s daughter 😉
It's always wise to be informed about the dating scene from a single woman perspective instead of a married woman's perspective
Hey much RESPECT TO YOU FOR THIS CHANNEL AND INFOMATION YOU GIVE ,ITS 100% THE BEST. Here is a question , do you know if many Ukrainian women are in new zealand ? Thankyou for your time and love and respect always.PEACE. From new zealand to Ukrainian..........💯% PEACE BE WITH YOU...............🙏💚✌
Imho, Slavic women, Ukrainian women especially, are the world's most beautiful women EVER.
God Bless Ukraine 🇺🇦
I don't know much about Ukrainian women but man their cats are huge.
Cats?? 😂 our cats same like anywhere else
Good suggestions, support from India, kerala, Muslim, malayali
i think your squandered your chances after you mentioned the third one.
Hello from America. I’ve only now seen your videos, and so far I love your channel.🤗 I have several Ukrainian friends for 5+ years, and I went to Ukraine in 2023. There are a few things I can say on this topic.
I had a student who grew up in Lysychans’k, she was scammed at the very beginning of the war by human trafficker’s from Istanbul, it was a horrible situation and I’ll spare you the grisly details, but do be careful; these situations do exist.😥 Also, I know of a situation where young Ukrainian women ended up being the 2nd or 3rd wife of a Muslim man and was not made aware of the home situation until after she was “married”.
On a brighter note, I have a friend from Kharkov, and his mother fell in love and married a man from Peru, had two children (both are good people and friends of mine) and they have good lives in Ukraine. They are certainly not rich, rather poor to be honest, but it’s a good love conquers all example.
If you’re serious about relationships with the Ukrainian people, it is important to learn some of the language.⚠ My friends there are all from eastern and central Ukraine, and they all consider Russian to be their “mother-tongue”, so I learned to speak a little Russian to better communicate with them. I know a few Ukrainian words, but not enough to confidently string together a complete sentence. I don’t speak any Surzhyk at all, but that wasn’t really an issue. My friends in Kharkov and Cherkassy speak English, but from what I could tell while I was in Ukraine, only about 1 in 6 people speak some English, so it’s important to learn at least some of their language.
Far as age difference and “scams” go, the age difference can be overcome if you are willing to put in the work and the time to over-come it. I celebrated my 51st birthday in Kharkov, and age really wasn’t an issue, but it’s like anywhere else in the world, inter-generational type relationships aren’t really the norm. The good news is, age isn't really a cultural problem with Ukrainians. Scams are a bit of an issue there, and not just in romance. While in Lviv, I had my 1st class train ticket scammed from me, and I was dropped off in a field, very close to curfew time. (I ended up having to bribe a transit official $40usd to get out of that situation) 🤯My best advice to avoid scams is to always be mindful that the median salary in Ukraine for workers is between $500 and $600 USD a month, and the cost of living in Ukraine reflect this, for most things prices in Ukraine are very low. So if someone is claiming they need hundreds of dollars for something, they are probably scamming you.
I kind of like the girls serving in the military ❤
Great)
@Olga_Reznikova Is there a website or app for soldiers (women) ?
I was a soldier too long time ago.
Your daughter in the background had me laughing in hysterics. Was that done on purpose?
Thanks for sharing! But I will never get to meet a Ukrainian woman, because I have never flown! lol
I’m a 27 year old Ukrainian who grew up in the United States. What are my chances?
Depends if you speak Ukrainian. Makes a big difference.
I Like your videos...and your simplicity..❤🎉
Love from India.
I like a girl like you because I really like foreign beauty 😊
Thanks for your excellent present ion.
I am online chatting (dating) a Ukrainian lady who is from Kharkiv, but is living in Germany temporarily due to war. She is nice and gives me alot of compliments. I plan on meeting her in person when the war gets over. Ugh. The war just wants to linger on. :(
Why not just visit her in Germany? Be active.
Russia won't leave.. the war doesn't "wants to linger on"
lol.
How much does it cost you to chat with this girl? Why won't she do a video call with her?
It's easier and cheaper to fly to Frankfurt from anywhere.
What is going on behind you is so cute 😊😅❤
Ukrainians are generally considered to be religious and conservative. Is marriage always their end goal for a relationship or are they fine with just living together if their partner does not want to get married? Do they mind dating non-religious guys?
Olga your an angel and friend I was brought up ln native American culture
As old as I am. I would not put a burden on a younger girl. To much stress.
Yes you are right 👍
Personally, I don't see anything wrong with trading marriage for citizenship. How about $25000 US? Or what's the going rate?
Hello, Olga!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hello Olga, do you propose any good marriage agencies in ukrain??
Thank you
PS I think that you are an excellent, wonderful person!
Thank you!
Guys, Olga is been overly kind and polite and I’m going to be brutally honest here. I was an American in my mid 20’s when I met my Ukrainian ex wife ten years ago and had been together for 9 years. She was 3 years younger than me and we also have a toddler son together. Now with that being said, I’m going to keep things very simple, it doesn’t matter what country or racial background you’re from, what you need is to make sure you earn at a minimum of $50,000 a year to even have a realistic chance of making this work because Ukrainian women want a middle class lifestyle. Even still this is no guarantee or success as life is expensive in North America and Western Europe. She will still might need to work as most cases $50,000 is not enough to support a middle family. If you earn $100,000 a year, your odds of success with a. Ukrainian woman is very high, I will say over 80-90% chance success due to you being able to have all the basic expenses covered in a western country while maintaining a middle class lifestyle in the suburbs. If you’re making less than $50,000 a year, it’s still possible to find a Ukrainian woman interested in you but the best looking ones or quality ones will not be available and I’m being realistic with you here. The women looking like models have many suitors and hundreds of foreign men interested in them, and they are not desperate and in need of getting out of their country as it’s very easy for any Ukrainian woman to go to any western country right now visa free and with short term residency due to the illegal Russian invasion. The days of getting a beautiful looking woman while you’re a delivery driver may work during the Soviet Union in the 80’s and after their collapse in the 90’s.
Moral of the story, if you don’t make over $50,000 a year, don’t even try or you will get scammed in thinking the women want you for just being yourself. If you’re a successful professional making $100,000, you’re going to get a good eulogy Ukrainian woman for sure.
Typo: Good *quality Ukrainian woman
You are assuming out the possibility of living in HER native country. I have 100% portability of my low income where it becomes middle class income in Ukraine or Russia!! I speak more than my native language and would LOVE to live in Russia or Ukraine!! I have been to Russia two times and to Ukraine one time! I hate that Putin escalated into full war from its start in 2014 in 2022. But I loved the women I met in both countries and was formally engaged to one before she broke it off. Her dad is still my best friend!!
They can’t wait to meet a foreigner to get there an out of Ukraine right now. Once they’re out the guy that took them out will be ditched. It happens every day in the United States today and for the past 30 years, not one thing has changed any guy that would take one out as a damn fool There are Ukrainian women in the United States bragging about playing their men for suckers, and then divorcing them and getting set for life. Let them go to India or Bangladesh.
Ok! The next question is where can I meet these ladies ? I think to talk and become friends would be nice
Your gorgeous!
I want an Ukrainian husband. Maybe you can make a video about date Ukrainian men as well?!
Thank you for the video anyways. Interesting know how is like dating an Ukrainian woman.
My experience chatting with Ukrainian guys as a woman from the West:
It is common to get the 'you don't know what it's like to suffer' and this before the full scale invasion. You get looked down on because growing up with more possibilities must make you spoilt. Me born in 1970's has a similar expectation of roles in a marriage as Ukrainian men born late 80's to late 90's. But men that young aren't looking for women 20 years older than them. Men born in the 70's are expecting a partner similar to the 50's housewife. I don't know if those born in the 2000's are ready to be stay at home dads. Maybe after joining the EU.
Maybe you come from a patriarchal county or find deep satisfaction with housework or fit in with the age group. It's not hopeless.
The other problem is that the vast majority of Ukrainian men will now be suffering from psychological problems, PTSD, anxiety, depression.
@@rachelnise2473 My experience chatting with Ukrainian guys was okay, considering I'm 28.
Some of them treated me well, except for one, but I can understand him. As you said, it's not easy face many problems at the same time.
I loved a guy from Odesa (well, guy with the same age). He cared about me and I about him, but he stopped answering to my messages. I realized why. Maybe he felt tired of something, afraid, but he passed away while in service. :/
I remember when he said to me if I don't understand Ukrainian well, we can talk in English. How cute.
My feelings about him never ended.
Hello ) Can you make a video, please, where you explain to us how safe or unsafe it is to travel to Ukraine right now, thank you.
It’s at war.
It boggles my mind that people want to go there as tourists. And you have to bus it take a train in from a secondary country. Just bizarre.
If it’s for humanitarian reasons, well that’s much different.
But as to your question. You are not likely to die. And at least power, internet and other issues have now stabilized.
While the country is in war, you always have risk of being killed by rocket in your hotel, apartment, in the park and so on...
nobody will give you guarantee of safety.
It's a lottery unless you go walking straight towards the Russian forces shouting Slava Ukraini and then it's a definite danger. But there are millions living this lottery every day.
@@rachelnise2473 because it is where they live. And they have a combination of minimal resources, family, friends, a job, it’s what they are familiar with (their country..)
But quite different to some foreign tourist wanting to pop in, well, not really pop in, a slllllooow crawl.
The stupidity of humanity never disappoints.
@@GaryAJMartin I visited last November. I wanted to see my friend (he can't visit me). It feels shit to be afraid to visit when he lives it every day. And yes, I did some volunteer work. Important to do whatever you can. I wish I could go back more often but I have a lot of work at home. Yes, that train from Przemysł to Kyiv... erghhhh...
Right, Usa is is called
Land of Opportunity, not hand outs .
Some times jealous of Euro health care..
Take a vacation in the country you are interested in but be open minded.
All relationships require effort.
dear Olga, I would like to meet more wonderful people from your country and enjoy being with them.
I like to have aUkrainian woman of 35 to45 years and if she likes to come America.or if she has house to live in Ukraine then I will support her their and come to Ukraine for one or two months after every 6 months.and keep her very happy….From USA.
Olga,
What about an American WOMAN who wants to marry a UKRAINIAN MAN?
Do you have any advice for the women on this subject?
Not really... Ukrainian men are same like other men 🤷🏼♀️
@@Olga_Reznikova
There is one Ukrainian man who seems to stand above the rest---
He's an author, television anchor, director, and producer, a serious journalist, and all around interesting person.
His name is Kostiantyn Stogniy,
Do you know of him?
Age is just a number - yes, but more than just a number when there's a large gap between the potential couples. I have 2 friends who married young women from ukraine w/ maybe a 2-3 year age difference. They have been married for over 10 years, with 2 children each, and both couples have great jobs, travel the world to learn about other cultures and have great marriages, with loving support ::) your daughter is so adorable and funny. But make her wait until she's at least 30 years old until she gets married😎😎
Ting each 0ther .
A 10 year gap is common and not even worth thinking about..but for some a bigger gap works for some but not all and like she says it requires time spent together..I've found girls who are older but act much to young and vice versa.....I've met many young women that have a head older tha thier years...its all bout respec
If mean for each other always finds a way, , lov
Wow! There are some pretty twisted comment on here? :( You said it just like it is Olga...it all depends on the 2 people, if they click and have some common interests. What there ages are ...if they like each other and want to go further? They will. Age does not define who you are aloud to fall in love with...everyone is different. I have known people with 25 years and more of a difference, and are happily married. and love is just blind sometimes...lol
That's supposed to say I wish you would interview older women
I know a guy who is married to Ukraine from Pakistan and is Muslim
I'm not old, not ugly and got a middleclass+ salary. But most Ukrainian women told me that since I am not not millionaire, not tall, and not having a high profile job they prefer to look elsewhere.- Even a girl who was 155cm, said I was short at 170cm.
Short girls like tall guys,it’s a fact
Very nice video.....🎉
Türkiyeden Sevgi Selam çok güzel video olmuş
My Ukrainian girl is 20 years younger then I am but very mature compared to women here in the states of the same age.
Same here. She's so serious. It scares me a little.
Good video
I've been watching these an find the same things! Pretty Much the Ukrainian Woman wants to be taken care of! But that's kinda Old World Thinking. See it starting to be a Women's World! Meaning that You Ukraine's Girls have more of a chance at a rewarding Career. The ability to make a Good Salary Pay Wage! Especially Over Someone New to Your Country!
Can you meet? Yes. Will it last? Probably not.
It can last, but relationship with foreigner require more work than with local.
@@Olga_Reznikova I didn’t say it wouldn’t but odds rent favorable
Nice ❤ love from India
Hello, I am a Black, Asian, Muslim, poor, old American. Do I have a good chance of getting a pretty young Ukrainian wife?
No. What do you think it's a garage sale?😂
Yes.
Thank You So Much Olga I'm Indian Buddhist ☸️🇮🇳 , You Cleared I've Subscribed One Year Before Really
Helpful Video
Hi I’m 55 and in America you can’t be a retirement money till I’m 70 years old! And younger people will have to wait till they are 75 to 80 years old before they can get retirement money! Don Los Angeles California
I'm American and we prefer Russian women, they are so damn beautiful.
A Muslim woman from Kharkov is interested to me. I am a Muslim from the Philippines
I think Ukraine girls like African guy much more than Korean guy. Makes me sad 😥
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Finally, someone mentions about the dangers for the ladies as well, I mean they don't want to push away their clients yet it is an actual problem, the possibility of human trafficking. There was a Russkie she came over years ago (it's on the youtube) and hit it off with some guy, yet he might have used her to make some girl who was married jealous ... and something was totally off with the story the guy gave the police ... she was found in the woods shot. Real-life issues like this should not be just buried to try to save some hurt feelings ... it's a problem that needs to be kept in the front. Thank you Olia!
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Olga, Did you know that Jesus has had at least 4 names? He was born with the name Yeshewa. Then when some priests were "translating" the "BIble" the changed his name to be Joshua. A couple of hundred years later they changed his name to be Jacob. Hundreds of years later they changed his name to Jesus. He may have also had a 5th name somewhere along the line.
Could be 🤷🏼♀️
Oga you seem to have all the answers. I new Ukrainian Women fighting over an American guy . Can you explain why. Or a Russian Women stealing a Ukrainian Women husband. Life goes on.
I love Odessa
Good.
I have met several Ukrainian women here in California--they have all been extremely religious. I have yet to meet one who's either secular or not ultra religious. :/
Very nice video cleared many questions want good Ukraine dating sites, i know one ufma gency any other like it
I am traveling to Vienna to try to get my ukrainian visa, one year and half and I cant enter in Ukraine, it's very difficult yo get visa
What a Lovely girl
I want to know your response
Slavic women are not hotter by default they sort of look the same except for minor differences like longer arms and neck lol. What I notice about Slavic women is they aren't overweight even the ones i've seen in USA, while most women in North America are overweight.
Where can a middle-aged, mature man meet older, same age range women. Men and women at this age tend to be more mature, more career oriented, doesn't spend a lot of time in bars and dance halls, eat good food, travel, etc. We're not older men looking for young women. We're older men looking for approximate same age women who have matured and don't have to impress the hell out of a man with her looks, clothes, body, etc. Just a nice woman to kick back and start a relationship based on love and careers.
If you’re not very wealthy and/or very handsome, forget about pursuing women half your age.