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<blockquote data-quote="vstk" data-source="post: 1521537" data-attributes="member: 22329">As usual it depends a lot on your personal preferences, what you value most... some of my reasons below- It is one of the most atheist countries in the world, what they really believe in is technology and &quot;progress&quot;.14% of Estonians gave a positive answer to the question: “Is religion an important part of your daily life?”You can imagine how that translates when it comes to the odds of finding an agreeable traditional wife.- Veganism, rainbow coloured / short hair, piercings and tattoos,... these trends are present in most parts of the world but Estonia is at the forefront.- I personally can&#039;t stand the Estonian accent. A girl can look like a mermaid, if it hurts when she speaks then I will lose any attraction I felt for her. I have the same reaction than to hearing a woman with a loud and deep masculine voice.- Estonian girls are the tallest in the world. You better be very tall if you want to compete. (I am not)- Estonian culture is cold and lots of people are socially awkward to the point of autism. I wouldn&#039;t want that kind of influence on my kids. They have to get wasted to relax and open up to new people.There are Russians in Tallinn but there are better places to go to meet Russian ladies.(Apologies for replying that late, I am not coming on this forum frequently.)Enough of themWould you recommend going to a tiny country where the overwhelming majority is atheist to someone seeking a &quot;religious trad wife&quot;? Well, I wouldn&#039;t.I am aware that one can find a good woman to marry in the most unlikely places, with some luck. However, I would not count on luck that much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vstk, post: 1521537, member: 22329"] As usual it depends a lot on your personal preferences, what you value most... some of my reasons below - It is one of the most atheist countries in the world, what they really believe in is technology and "progress". 14% of Estonians gave a positive answer to the question: “Is religion an important part of your daily life?” You can imagine how that translates when it comes to the odds of finding an agreeable traditional wife. - Veganism, rainbow coloured / short hair, piercings and tattoos,... these trends are present in most parts of the world but Estonia is at the forefront. - I personally can't stand the Estonian accent. A girl can look like a mermaid, if it hurts when she speaks then I will lose any attraction I felt for her. I have the same reaction than to hearing a woman with a loud and deep masculine voice. - Estonian girls are the tallest in the world. You better be very tall if you want to compete. (I am not) - Estonian culture is cold and lots of people are socially awkward to the point of autism. I wouldn't want that kind of influence on my kids. They have to get wasted to relax and open up to new people. There are Russians in Tallinn but there are better places to go to meet Russian ladies. (Apologies for replying that late, I am not coming on this forum frequently.) Enough of them Would you recommend going to a tiny country where the overwhelming majority is atheist to someone seeking a "religious trad wife"? Well, I wouldn't. I am aware that one can find a good woman to marry in the most unlikely places, with some luck. However, I would not count on luck that much. [/QUOTE]

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