Socials
We invite you to visit our socials, held 5 times a year in different cities throughout Africa.
Our socials are visited by men from the U.S. and other countries to meet their soul mates. Each tour is visited by approximately 40 men.
Socials are held in best night club-restaurants.
To attend a social it is necessary to have a passport together with the information about your social status – socials may be attended by single ladies (never married, divorced or widowed) 18 years and older. Please, do not bring ladies of 12-17 years with you even if they are your sisters or children. Ladies under 18 are not admitted to socials.
You can use the free services of a translator at our socials.
Concerning your clothes and make up, we would like to advise you of our dress code…no jeans, t-shirts, pullovers and sporting wear is allowed. American men associate such clothes with feminism, a female quality they are tired of at home. We would instead suggest you dress in a dress or skirt. All women know well that high heels make your legs look long and slender.
Hair should be clean and well-groomed. Long hair should be loose. Remember that loose hair is the sign of femininity for Western men.
If you do not use make up and your skin is smooth and has good color, there is no reason to spoil it. If you notice dark circles under your eyes or an uneven lips line, of course feel free to apply a little color. If you don’t see any imperfections – you are a happy person!
Try to sit alone rather than with a girl friend. It is easier for a man approach and start a conversation with a lady who is sitting alone.
Do not drink strong drinks. Take instead a glass of mineral water or juice. A drunk women doesn’t make a good impression.
Smile.
If you like some of the men who are present, try to draw their attention. Pass near him and try to make eye contact. If your eyes meet, smile. If you are not far from each other, you can say hello to each other. Say "Hello, how are you?", and if he responds, say:"I am fine, thank you". Such will mean that you have introduced each other and can either continue communication or not. Abroad it is a usual but not obliging politeness.
If you met a man you like…
Talk to him about simple topics — ask where he is from, if he has visited Africa before, what impressions he has, what is his line of work.
Remember, it is very important to be natural and calm. And what is most important — smile! People will be eager to talk to you.
If you have any questions, please, Contact Us.