I tried to ask my Norwegian fellow-students, but, you know, nothing from them other than stereotypes or politically correct BS.

I don’t want it to be a political discussion or whatever. Just interesting to see how everything is seen from the perspective.

It is interesting to see how the system works in different countries. Plus, there are already strange laws coming up in Russia such as:
-you can’t watch hentai online – can go to jail

-you can’t mention names of the drugs online – same

-someone proposed that women shouldn’t go to universities unless they don’t have a child.

So, I can see that the grip is tightening there. Since it’s more of a traditionalist country, that’s expected. The divorce rate, btw, is 54% though.

P.S.
Sorry if the thread seems political or smth. I really wanted it to be about just views and how you would try to survive there (I probably will live there for a year or two).

2) All drug-related online resources are offshored and operate on servers in Netherlands and elsewhere, but you have to use Tor network

3) never heard of that. Russian laws are encouraging births, not otherwise.

What are you talking about the grip tightening? It’s happening everywhere, not just Russia. Why did you single it out? Or do you want to talk about the Ukraine or something? I don’t see how this is MGTOW-related in any way

Disclaimer: Although I am Russian, but I never lived in Russia after the Soviet Union fell apart, so I am an outside observer of sorts. I do have friends who live all over Russia though, so I can relate

1) In Soviet Russia you don’t watch hentai, hentai watches you

That’s a really scary thought!

I can just imagine the hentai girl on the other side of the screen, with just her head showing, staring with her doll eyes, watching you… Oh Gaaaaaaawd!

They view the west as decadent and degenerate and its possible they see feminism as part of the problem.

That’s all I can say as a distant outsider.