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It's even higher than Japanese (which is very high) Since I was married to a Japanese woman and lived in Japan, but have also dated and known many of Former Soviets (Russians and Ukrainians mostly) I can tell you that Japanese people are often quite 'strange' but many Russians are just dysfunctional, the one's I know here are quite smart, but usually in their personal lives shit is jacked up...the Japanese I know are pretty stable, but they often have some weird quirks, such as generally calm and rarely show negative emotions in public, but when they do get mad (like at a loss of face) they explode in a way that I rarely see in most Americans. It's like they keep too much stuff bottled up. I think this is why Japanese drink a lot, it is the only time in public they are free to speak their mind without fear of offense...
Russians on the other hand just seem very erratic in their behavior. Almost every Russian I've ever known drinks heavily (by American standards), the women seem very emotional and negative always talking about their "rok" (fate) and not at all hard to get into bed (I'm not saying they are whores, I just means easier than most American women...it's all relative) that being said, it seems they have hard times maintaining stable relationships. Many of the women seem very emotional, irrational (way more than most women, definitely more than American or Japanese women)...
I've seen this many times, it can' be coincidence. One of my Russian male friends said that it is due to Communism, but I don't think so, if you read Russian history, I think you can see a lot of this in the elites as well.
An ex-girlfriend (ethnic Russian) said that she thinks it is just "vodka"...she right now is coming off her 2nd marriage, and she is my age. :-O Most of her friends (almost all Russian and Ukrainians) are also divorced at least once, all of them are under 35...but all are educated professionals, in their personal lives they seem to live more like trailer park people. :-( It's very very odd.