I disagree, her name is Olga Kononova, and she used to have a profile at http://m.vk.com/id41149602.
Well, I see, You do not know the latest news.
1) The profile You mean is closed now.
2) Now her last name begins from "M" letter. It is possible in following cases: - she got married and changed her last name; - she divorced, married again and changed her name once again.
3) And who established the rule, that someone's profile on that source You mean (the social network) must contain REAL name ? Real first name ? Real last name ? Most people in such networks use their real names, of course; but many persons are logged in there with fictional full names, or with fictional first names and real last names, or with real first names and fictional last names. Or those people use the pseudonyms, connected with cinema's, literature's or fairy tale's heroes; or even pseudonyms of letters and numbers, and so on. It is not prohibited.
By the way: I have my profile on source You mean too, and I use fictional last name for the specific "security" reasons.
4) And, at last, You have to trust me, because I live right here, in Russia.
And a bit more clarification in case anyone's interested: while we appreciate the discretion, it's NOT A RULE that only the last initials can be used of all these Russian beauties garnered from social media sites. IF THEY THEMSELVES use their full last names online/in public, then those last names CAN be included here without violating any of the BEA Owner's privacy protection rules. Using the last initial is only necessary when the woman herself has NOT publicly shared her last name online.
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This is why I wish you fellows who kindly introduce us to these Russian beauties would use at least a couple of letters for the last name instead of just the last initial. There are SO many Olgas, and more on the way every day... it's hard enough to keep track of them all without two, three or four different gals all having the same last initial as well.
As for Your wish, dear Palomine, about their last names or even about only several letters from last names - yes, I respect the Forum rules, and this is good, that we can use their last names in case if they themselves shared them.
But here my own Code of Conduct begins to work. I've thought a lot about it and took my decision for himself:
1) If any Russian or Slavic girl/woman working as photo model, or as "show girl" (like Mia Zarring (her real first name is Maria, by the way; or like Iren Ferrari), and she have her own site/blog with photos, and if such girl/woman is known enough in the society - I can write her full name without any doubts.
2) It any Russian or Slavic girl/woman is not model, but is an ordinary woman, and she have her PERSONAL page/profile in any social network, I have no right to give their full last names and even several letters from last names - because I did not ask permission from her personally to do so ! I consider, to give full last name is the violation of privacy. The maximum that I can do in this case is to give the first letter only.
Besides, I'm not sure it's her real name (read my above answer to
Roap) in case of each particular woman.
= (by the way - it will be better knowing her name is fake; in this case I could to write it in full form without any harm to her privacy) =
And here are some "specific Russian" features for Your understanding:
1) Most part of images of our boob beauties on the Net is unnamed - "beauty", "big titted", "busty". That is why I post unnamed photos in Forum sometimes - to know their names is simply impossible. Or such images named with abstract names - "Olga", "Masha", "big boobed Tanya", "busty Elena", etc. Those names have nothing common with real names of those models.
2) It is quite strange, but in many cases different sources give different names for same model.
3) Sometimes such images are titled with names and last names. Here is "fifty - fifty" possibility - those names could to be fully or partially real; or fully or partially abstract, fictional; or even simply wrong. Even is many sources give equal full name for some particular model, we can not be sure, is this her real name or fictional, or pseudonym.
4) And, at last, even today, with much more freedom, than 20 - 30 - 40 years ago, most part of society perceives any photo modelling, photography (and especially naked, erotic photography with the "exposure of their charms") like something shameful and inappropriate for a respectable, pure girl/woman. That is why many women, which were (or are) involved in photo shooting - on professional basis, on private basis, or occasionally - prefer to use fictitious names and pseudonyms; they just shy, and afraid, that their participation in nude, adult or risky photography may cause some troubles in their real life.
This public opinion is changed now, of course, but changed very - very slowly, because of such "occupation" was stictly prohibited in decades before. It is need to change several people generations before their mind will be more liberated.
So, if anyone wants to sort photos of those Russian/Slavic beauties, it is better for him to create several folders, name their with first names of those beauties, and place their images in particular folder. In case of those beauties have same first names, it is possible to name the folders with their first names and numbers: "Olga 1", "Olga 2", "Olga 45"...