Some of them come to Russia several times to achieve the purpose. The common opinion of the western men: Russian women are more kind, more caring, practical and they are good wives. Women in the West, to the point of view of men, are too materialistic, demanding and spoilt. To some extent it is the truth. Russian women look better, are dressed with better taste, more fashionable and more tidy, seem kinder and "domestic".
Men in the West do not look at well-being of the bride, the most important for them - external appeal and sexuality. Only poor-educated man can decide for "marriage of convenience", the others are quite capable to earn money at work. With the western salaries it is possible practically to anyone.
It is impossible to say, that in the West there are no beautiful women. There are, and a lot of. But what distinguishes our women is a desire "to be attractive". Russian women are womanly. There is a lot of warm and charm in them. The western women are lovely, smiling and quite friendly, but they are "cold". Having grown up in safe society, they are too independent. They know their rights for sure and first of all that they are not to suffer from inconvenience.
The first question which they set to themselves at occurrence of any even the smallest disagreements: "Should I really care about it?" They have not got used "to give up principles". The more beautiful a woman is, the more she is sure of her right to receive the best in life - the most handsome, sports-liking, clever and educated husband, materially secured and caring about his woman.
The western woman knows the value to herself and her attractiveness. In home life this ability is poured out in boundless intolerance. The Russian women at all will not notice any infringement of the interests there while the normal woman from the West would already slap a door after a hot quarrel. It's not the matter of being spoilt or of bad habits - simply western woman has no that emotional mobility which allows to exist in the given situation without loss of integrity of her own "I".