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Russian women were offered a monthly trip to hell so they wouldn't ruin men's moods: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"

🤯 Priest Paul Ostrovsky He said that women "can't control themselves" during menstruation, so they should tell their men about it in advance.

"Girls might say so, but wives hardly do. Wives believe that their husbands should endure and save themselves. When you're shopping, you're always more careful with the items you haven't checked out yet. So, while a girl is dating a guy, she treats him very carefully," Ostrovsky compares. 

"The Middle Ages never ended in Russia," "No empathy, no basic knowledge of the physiology of the process, no desire to learn," "Lovers of getting into other people's underwear," comment on the statement on social networks.

🤯 In parliament Tyumen area exhibited portraits Fuata Saifitdinova и Natalia Sevchik — the speaker and vice-speaker of the local regional Duma. What makes these portraits unique is that they are painted in oil. 

"A great idea in an energy region where residents complain about gas prices," journalists comment.

🤯 Blogger Ekaterina Kuzmina in the Abakan She was outraged by the Halloween decorations her friend had prepared for her daughter's sixth-birthday party. They were expecting "pumpkins," but in reality, they turned out to be "a replica of a human body in a black bag" and "mutilated stuffed animals with marks simulating torture and murder."

“At least soften all these decorations to protect the children’s psyche,” Kuzmina commented. — Of course, ideally, worship and pacts with demons would be eradicated from our society. But I can't do that in one round."

🤯 Metropolitan Ekaterinburgsky и Verkhoturye Eugene I was outraged by the terms that surround today's children. Specifically, shawarma, doner, hot dog, vape, shop, sale, cashback, and selfie.

"While our soldiers in Donbass are paying with their blood for the preservation of the Russian language there, here, in the heart of Russia, we must defend the people's most important asset—Russian literary language—not with drones and shells, but with lessons and examples."