I did a little research...not really familiar with Turkish men. But I did find a little info.

Submitted by Chelsea, Feb 12, 2018 at 20:59

So nice to hear from you. I learned something I did not know about the gender disparities of Russia and Turkey. Yes you are right about the Islamazation of Turkey. That I know because I keep an eye on the geopolitics.

I looked up a few sites and from what I can see, even from a post on here from 2009, it looks like the culture is much the same as the Middle Eastern mindset. That post here was from 2009 so I am sure with the influx of refugees from Syria that it has culturally changed even more.

Seems to be that even in 2009 the mindset of the culture is that Mama knows best, which is a cultural norm in the Mid East and that they normally see nothing wrong with cheating and lying. One post I read was that they also treat Russian woman as a slave to the home once they marry her, viewing her only as the mother of their children while he plays the field. It does not look too good. Again it does depend on the person, however that culture is ingrained in them from birth. I don't know if I would risk it with one.

Russian women are so beautiful. We had some here in the states during the performance of Cirque d solea....and I know I spelled that wrong. The men here in the US were in awe of them.

Have you looked at Italian men? They are gorgeous and generally very good providers and see women as equals. Also American men are respectful of Russia women. I hardly hear of any mistreatment of them. But again that would depend on the individual. But you would not be under Sharia in these countries and you would have rights if the man started to act inappropriately to you in any way.

Let me know how it works out. Wishing you the best.

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