Quote: (02-08-2014 12:47 PM)Pilgrim37 Wrote:
"Russian women are notoriously sexual"
"Russian women are notoriously sexual. In Russian culture, women constantly strive to look sexy, hot, want-able. Skirts and heels are standard. Mini skirts at that. Jeans and trainers, casual 'unisex' outfits on women are frowned upon. Women take great pride in their clothes, and always dress to the T's," she says.
"Russians are very sex confident. It is a topic that is always open to discussion, it is not taboo and shameful like it is in many Western countries. Many many women have lingerie photoshoots for fun, for themselves – to feel confident and celebrate their body. It is not seen as prostitution or degradation – it is seen as strength and confidence."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-...ng-us.html
Interesting article on the Russian women competitors!
Not the western Feminist slight by implying they are "not sees as prostitution or degradation"...what the hell where does that come from? If they wrote something like that re western women for wearing say some American Apparel skanky outfit they would be attacked mercilessly!!
Meanwhile girls in the West and specifically the US and UK have the global reputation as being the easiest/sluttiest in the world - but they love to cast aspersions at anything Russian.
These western mainstream media people just live in their own little world/bubble.
Can't believe Bode Miller didn't even medal - the Olympics seem to always bring out these amazingly unexpected skiing results - remember Bill Johnson? Glad an Austrian won the gold though - I think their skiing team will have a great Olympics.
Norway is on fire already too. BTW, the Norwegian guy who won the 10K biathlon (Ole Einar Bjoerndalen) is 40 (!!) and has 12 Olympic medals (tying a record). I find that incredible. Biathlon athletes are just in amazing shape and to win a gold in a men's even at 40 is unbelievable.
From the BBC:
Ole Einar Bjoerndalen wins biathlon 10km sprint
Norway's Ole Einar Bjoerndalen equalled the record for most medals won at the Winter Olympics as the 22nd Games got under way in Sochi, Russia.
Bjoerndalen, 40, won the biathlon 10km sprint to take his tally to 12 medals, matching compatriot Bjoern Daehlie.
“Life is too short to give up... this is one of my most important victories”