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I joined NaomiDate two years ago, honestly out of frustration. I had tried so many international dating sites before — most of them either full of bots or people who just wanted attention. NaomiDate was kind of my “last attempt.” To my surprise, it felt different from the start.
The profiles looked more genuine, and the conversations didn’t feel forced. I matched with a woman named Mila from Serbia. She was warm, funny, and spoke English well. What really impressed me was how real she seemed — no exaggerated compliments or quick “I love yous.” We talked about life, family, even books we were reading. It felt… natural.
After a few months of chatting, we moved to video calls. That’s when everything changed. Seeing her smile in real-time made it real for me. We met in person six months later in Budapest. She was exactly as she appeared online — kind, down-to-earth, and honest.
Now, we’re engaged and planning a small wedding next summer. I know not everyone finds love online, but NaomiDate gave me something rare — a genuine person who matched my energy.
My advice for anyone joining: don’t rush. Don’t fall for pretty faces or quick flattery. Focus on communication. The site works if you do.
I went in expecting another digital illusion and came out with a life partner. Sometimes, all it takes is one real person — and one real platform — to change everything.
14I’ve used Ukrainian dating sites since 2020, and safety really depends on the platform and your own behavior. I learned the hard way.
The first site I joined looked fancy, but after a few weeks, I noticed the same women sending copy-paste messages. One even “fell in love” with me after two chats. Red flag.
Then I switched to a verified platform that required ID confirmation and video chat options. That made all the difference. I met a real woman from Lviv—we talked for months, and eventually met in person.
Ukraine dating isn’t unsafe—it’s just full of traps for people who rush. Always verify, never send money, and trust your instincts.
I’m still talking to that woman today. Maybe it’ll become something real.17
