That's in reality just a nickname that sounds cool, I myself have little or no patience with rude girls, since I'm more of the romantic kind, trust me I know what's playing cat-and-mouse, and have no problem when someone is hard to get, I can't stand, however,moody or rude girls, like we use to say in Venezuela, if you enjoy rude women don't waste your time dating and go to any ministry or other kind of public office, you'll get enough rudeness there,haha

I find it difficult to have a discussion using terms such as 'all Spanish women do this' and 'Italian women are like this and that' etc.Surely we can only speak of our own experiences instead of talking using stereotypes which lets face it isnt a helpful discussion context for anyone to learn anything valid.

My very limited impression of Turkish women while I was in Istanbul was that they put A LOT of emphasis on looks and love men's attention. I think that most of them are taught to easily accept male authority, both in the society and in their lives.
One of them whom I got to know a little bit closer, behaved really silly, 'hard to get', was making fuss out of everything, and was talking all the time about nothing - even though she was educated and smart and was really a nice person. She was changing clothes, jewelery and make-up about three times a day... This silliness and game playing seems to be directly related to how good-looking and 'desirable' a woman is considered to be.
At the same time, I met a woman in her 20s who moved out from her parents in Adana and came to Istanbul, found a job, lived with a boyfriend (all of it considered to be unacceptable to her parents) and was strongly critical of male chauvinism and discrimination against women in the workplace in Turkey. She told me that she couldn't get a job in the area of her education because there were no women in that field and she was telling me how angry she was about how policemen on the streets would openly sexually degrade women who wear tight pants or even knee-long skirts.
Another Turkish woman I know is someone who came to the US to get her PhD in electrical engineering. She is not obsessed with looks, is really cool and smart. Another Turkish woman I know is again very strong and almost the dominating type.
However, I heard of many Turkish women who only go to universities in order to later find a rich husband.
The one generalization that I think is accurate is that most Turkish women are unfortunately very much obsessed with looks, which is really not surprising, looking at Turkish media. Overall they are nice and friendly, just like Turks in general.

So what you are saying...Turkish women are human beings... Who would have thought? No one can answer the question in this post! All of the descriptions of the Turkish women can be found in the U.S. too. 1 obsessed with looks (check) 2. university only to find a man (check) 3. smart and career minded (check) 4. act silly so men won't be put off by her smarts (check) I'm sure all these types of women live in Russia too. Urban vs rural makes a big difference too ( for example: Istanbul vs small town in Cappadocia), socioeconomic status, liberal vs conservative. As many have said, all people of a certain country cannot be lumped together and generalized accurately.

Of course they can't be lumped together (and nobody is trying to do that!), but THERE ARE cultural differences. Would you mind being more clear on how asking about "Turkish ladies" implies to you that they're not human beings???

THE FINE ART OF SARCASM. Geez...yes these people are all human beings, there are all types of people in all countries. Sarcasm doesn't translate well..."they are human being IMAGINE THAT!"