Thank you again for your nice messages and comments — it’s really nice to read

I’ve just checked that Russian show “Balzac Age” you mentioned, it’s funny as I had never heard of it before! When it came out, I was around 17–20, and honestly not into that kind of series. But now that I read about it, I see it’s like a Russian version of Sex and the City — and that made me smile, because I actually love Sex and the City! It’s such a clever mix of humour, freedom and female friendship. And I didn’t analysed it too deep just enjoyed the vibe

As for your questions about me — I prefer to keep some mystery, but I can share this: I love nature, long walks, travelling, and discovering new cultures. I also enjoy moments of calm — a good view, a good coffee, and good company are enough to make me happy.

Thanks again for the warmth and curiosity here — it’s really appreciated.

FLORENCIA NEVY wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 09, 2025 5:00 pm

Thank you again for your nice messages and comments — it’s really nice to read

I’ve just checked that Russian show “Balzac Age” you mentioned, it’s funny as I had never heard of it before! When it came out, I was around 17–20, and honestly not into that kind of series. But now that I read about it, I see it’s like a Russian version of Sex and the City — and that made me smile, because I actually love Sex and the City! It’s such a clever mix of humour, freedom and female friendship. And I didn’t analysed it too deep just enjoyed the vibe

Thanks again for the warmth and curiosity here — it’s really appreciated.

Thank you Florencia! and thanks for all your responses to my questions. I understand you even better now and I have no asked all the questions I ever wanted to ask you! Thanks for talking to us here

I'm glad that we had the opportunity to chat here. It was nice to hear your thoughts about life and to hear your perspectives. Tell Isalyn we said hello! We hope you are both feeling great because you two made us feel great watching your freaky videos with Pierre!

I also want to thank Pierre for his amazing work as always he has proved to us all again that he has the magic touch! . He tapped into a special type of energy with you two ladies. Looking forward to you two returning in December

Many blessings to you and good luck! I hope you two achieve all the happiness you desire in life because you both are deserving of it!

Many blessings to you both!!

FLORENCIA NEVY wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 09, 2025 5:00 pm

Thank you again for your nice messages and comments — it’s really nice to read

I’ve just checked that Russian show “Balzac Age” you mentioned, it’s funny as I had never heard of it before! When it came out, I was around 17–20, and honestly not into that kind of series. But now that I read about it, I see it’s like a Russian version of Sex and the City — and that made me smile, because I actually love Sex and the City! It’s such a clever mix of humour, freedom and female friendship. And I didn’t analysed it too deep just enjoyed the vibe

As for your questions about me — I prefer to keep some mystery, but I can share this: I love nature, long walks, travelling, and discovering new cultures. I also enjoy moments of calm — a good view, a good coffee, and good company are enough to make me happy.

Thanks again for the warmth and curiosity here — it’s really appreciated.

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I will recommend you some more TV shows — Valeria (Spain) and Workin’ Moms (Canada).May be you like.

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. Yes, nature, long walks, and learning about new cultures are really wonderful. Which culture did you like the most so far while traveling ? if you are focus on this.

Florencia à un côté très classe elle conviendrait superbement à un univers comme celui de Dorcel si toutefois elle décidait de pousser plus loin

Florencia can you tell us about life in Russia since the war and all this sanctions. I hope you and Isalyn are not so much affected.

Yes give us some informations because our europeans media just lie to us !!!

PW

From all the comments it is clearly visible that people are always very curious to know about Florencia — not only her, but about anything in general and me also. As much as I know… last month I was in Russia, in a city called UFA.

Due to US sanctions, no forex card works there… none at all for foreigners . Online payments also don’t work… everything has to be done only in cash. But the people there are really very good… very warm and hospitable. And yes, when you go to someone’s house there, you must take some gift with you like chocolates or some branded wine / whisky or flowers. The rest Florencia will tell us…I feel like I should ask one question — why is the divorce rate so high there compare to other country.?

Hi everyone!
I’ve seen all of your questions and comments — I’ll probably comment on them over the weekend. But I just couldn’t resist commenting on the topic of Russia’s high divorce rate.

Since it’s already midnight for me at the moment, I’m just dictating this message in Russian and asking ChatGPT to turn it into English for you — so it’s more like a quick voice note ( sorry for that @toddjames198329 otherwise i would have been typing it till the morning )


If you google it, you’ll find the usual explanations: financial difficulties, infidelity, or “personality mismatch” — that classic line people use when they don’t want to tell the real story.

But from what I personally see, talking to people from different countries and cultures, I honestly think the main reason is much simpler: in Russia, it’s just very easy to get divorced.

And that’s not only a legal thing — it’s cultural and psychological as well.
I know people who get divorced and remarried several times to the same person.

Legally, the process is lightning fast. If there are no underage children or property disputes, you just file a form and you’re officially divorced in a month. Even with kids or shared assets, it rarely takes more than three months — no lawyers, no huge expenses, just a small state fee.

In other countries ( I know about some European countries and the UK) , it can take up to two years, with all the legal steps, lawyers, and waiting periods.

Financially, the system is also easier to game. Alimony obligations can often be sidestepped when a portion of income is paid “off the books” or not fully declared. Real estate and other assets can be re-registered quickly, which sometimes makes property division a formality rather than a real settlement. And yes — there can be a corrupt element: by that I mean occasional cases where people bribe officials or use informal deals to transfer ownership to a third party, so the asset is technically no longer subject to division. I don’t mean this happens everywhere, but it does occur often enough to shape the overall picture.

And finally, there’s the cultural side: in Russia, divorce isn’t usually viewed as a personal failure or social tragedy. It’s seen more as a practical step — a way to close one chapter and start another.


Take care and enjoy life — no matter if you’re married, divorced, single or happily somewhere in between

High divorce rates aren't unique to Russia. We Arabs, from the Gulf to North Africa, also suffer from extremely high rates for many reasons, most notably early marriage, differing cultural levels, and women having more job opportunities than men, leading to the misconception that women don't deserve financial support from men, and marital infidelity for financial, sexual, or emotional reasons. The number of women exceeds the number of men, even though our religion and laws permit a man to marry up to four wives. The number of unmarried women is very high. I hope we don't ask Florence about personal or political matters, or about her country's problems, because all ruling politicians are corrupt and hypocritical, whether in Europe, America, or elsewhere. We, as people, want to learn about each other's cultures with mutual respect, especially regarding sexuality. And as Florence said, yes to living, enjoying life, openness, and freedom, whether we are married, single, or divorced.

Divorce isn't end of life. You can't live with somene if love dissapear.