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A Polish Man? Opinion About Them As A Whole Nation?

By mariee__ September 17, 2020 30 answers Last updated September 17, 2020

I study in Germany, in the city of Münster. I'm a third year already, 96 set. I have had a boyfriend since the spring. We met by chance and I would say that we liked each other like magnets. We study at a university, we are one set, it's just that his specialty is quite different. He is Polish. He is from Katowice, but his whole family lives here, and mine are in Bulgaria. In principle, everyone is different, but so far I have had exactly two boyfriends - a Bulgarian and a German, neither of which fascinates me. Ours had been cheating on me for years in my homeland, otherwise he pretended to be very sweet. And the German was an extremely rude and cold man. Please people with Nazi thinking and restrictions not to write. For me, race, nationality and so on do not matter. My goal is not to be with a foreigner or a Bulgarian, but with a person who loves me and makes me happy. I am very happy for now. And his appearance would not determine his nationality, he is white, but with brown hair, colorful eyes and very tall, probably chasing 2 meters and a very nice physique and face, of course. I couldn't pronounce her last name, I kept confusing her. He is both modern-minded and not one of those free people, that is, he is old-fashioned for some things. He has already introduced me to the whole family and these are the nicest people I know. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way. but with brown hair, colorful eyes and very tall, probably chasing 2 meters and a very nice physique and face, of course. I couldn't pronounce her last name, I kept confusing her. He is both modern-minded and not one of those free people, that is, he is old-fashioned for some things. He has already introduced me to the whole family and these are the nicest people I know. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way. but with brown hair, colorful eyes and very tall, probably chasing 2 meters and a very nice physique and face, of course. I couldn't pronounce her last name, I kept confusing her. He is both modern-minded and not one of those free people, that is, he is old-fashioned for some things. He has already introduced me to the whole family and these are the nicest people I know. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way. I couldn't pronounce her last name, I kept confusing her. He is both modern-minded and not one of those free people, that is, he is old-fashioned for some things. He has already introduced me to the whole family and these are the nicest people I know. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way. I couldn't pronounce her last name, I kept confusing her. He is both modern-minded and not one of those free people, that is, he is old-fashioned for some things. He has already introduced me to the whole family and these are the nicest people I know. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way. Every day we are together, inseparable. And this is my most harmonious relationship so far. We toured many countries and places together. So what do Poles think about the people, do you know any Poles? And personal experience. Do you think it will work? This Christmas I plan to come here, he wants to introduce him to ours? So far, they have only seen and liked each other on social networks. I am from Petrich, by the way.

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kylo_ren90 answered · September 17, 2020

   They are good people, but as in any country, there are mansions there. They accept the Bulgarians, they have never treated us badly and I have not heard anything bad spoken to us. In general, the Slavic states maintain good relations with each other. I know some Poles and they are cool people. Your relationship will work out, and if his family has been nice to you, then there will be no problems.

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whitneyysimmons answered · September 17, 2020

   I have a Bulgarian neighbor married to a Polish woman. A wonderful family. They live in Poland and are in Bulgaria every summer for a month. I know a lot of Poles, like us in general. My acquaintances care a lot about their families. And they are hardworking.

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sexybeth1248 answered · September 17, 2020

   I work in England and I have had many Polish colleagues. I'm a man and I'd say they're right guys. I even know one who is seriously related to a Bulgarian woman. And they, like us, drink and like to swear. They generally every second word is "whore" and "her pirdole". In which there is nothing wrong, of course. They have a lot of words that are close to ours or to the Russian ones, so you will easily understand each other. At least in my work, the Poles quickly learned Bulgarian and we heard Polish. Every herd has a carcass in principle, but I have seen almost nothing wrong with them.

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zanderr2002 answered · September 17, 2020

   They are certainly better than the Bulgarians.

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marcoreus11 answered · September 17, 2020

   I had a Polish boyfriend. His parents were doctors, and he was studying to be an engineer. He was very kind and considerate, but I deeply doubt that all Poles are like that. I know they have a drinking problem, some are quite conservative. There is no way to answer your question. If you like yourself and understand, that's enough, don't get involved in unnecessary movies.

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sexiichicanamami answered · September 17, 2020

   If race and nationality don't matter, as you claim, why do you ask what kind of people the Poles are, and give examples of what you were like. All people are different. As there are in Bulgaria and Germany, there are in Poland. It depends on what you come across. As long as you are young and beautiful, everything will be fine. When you graduate, if you find a job and contribute money to the family budget, it will be even better. Keep in mind that men generally consider women inferior, and if you start making a lot of claims, you will quickly see the other side of his character, whether he is Polish, Albanian or French. Try to be independent, to have respect for you, to have communication and dialogue, not where it comes from. And most of all, everything will be clear when you buy an apartment or house together, not accommodation or something like that. That's right. Time will tell if your Pole is decent. Enjoy for now, and don't bother with what Poles are like. Otherwise, I know a lot - they drink and smoke like chimneys and are conservative. Something like Russians, but with less confidence.

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emma_host answered · September 18, 2020

   They drink a lot and shake.

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dom_and_lilith answered · September 18, 2020

   In the opinion of people on the site, will you build a connection? The stupidest topic is this.

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rafaelloandco answered · September 18, 2020

   Simple people are like the Bulgarians.

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sweet_partyxxx answered · September 19, 2020

   Poles are our mentality. Those who are stable are stable, those who smoke or drink are gangsters. In general, Bulgarians and Poles have successful relations. I have been with a Pole and I have worked with them for 5 years. They are an idea more positive than us, but in general they do not differ from the Bulgarians except in general. Our mentality is one to one, and they are preferable to a German or a Dutchman. who only calculate and underestimate us!

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edelman answered · September 19, 2020

   People who shout O, KURWA constantly get along great with people who write "KUR" and run away. I went out with a Polish woman for a while, Karatzhina. She was a very nice girl. But people and people ... Once you've happened to a man, God forbid, it doesn't matter where he's from. Brother.

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avreyovard answered · September 19, 2020

   Wait now, I don't understand a bit ... it seems that race and peoples don't matter to you, but you are asking here for a summary on racial grounds? This is ridiculous...

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fabioattanasio answered · September 20, 2020

   Abe kuuurva become kuuurva, exact kuurva are kuuurva. Only kuuurva one kuuurva kusur kuuuurva have kuuurva. And kuuuurva this kuuuurva is kuuuuurva that kuuuurva mnoooooo kuuuuurkva drink kuuuuuuurva. But a lot of kuuuurva. And yes, every second word is literally kuuuuurva. And the occasional "curve match" for variety? Shit and her pirdole too or straight Kurwa mac ja pierdole to summarize all the swearing in one sentence.

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camilanereu answered · September 20, 2020

   I like it when they crack loudly "Oh KURRRRRRVAA !!!!" :)))

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missy23546789 answered · September 20, 2020

   I'm not gay and I don't know how Poles are, but Poles are great.

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amy_spring answered · September 21, 2020

   These comments, both calling the nation does not matter, but then say that the Slavic peoples understood each other and that the Poles were like us (and like the Russians) This is nonsense, everyone is different, no matter the state and the nation. Author, if everything is going so well, not only with him, but also with his parents, why do you even ask here? Otherwise, in my opinion, everything will be fine.

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kimmy___ answered · September 21, 2020

   Race and nationality did not matter, but the question is what are they like as race and nationality? They have brainwashed you with tolerance, political correctness and neoliberalism, so you contradict yourself. It is not good to mix different races and nationalities, they must remain separated, with their own unique culture, genetics and characteristics. The so-called the multiculturalism of Satanists is not multiculturalism, that is, different cultures, but the depersonalization of cultures and the creation of an impersonal mass of crossbreeds.

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styleathome answered · September 21, 2020

   Come on, imagine your friend writing on the forums what kind of people the Bulgarians are and especially the Bulgarian women. What do you think?

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sammuel_ answered · September 21, 2020

   So you stay in Germany? What about Germany, not Germany? You better go to Istanbul or Stolipinovo, it's the same.

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tourcolombiauci answered · September 22, 2020

   From personal experience with Poles: I lived with Poles while studying. In my second year I lived with a friend from Poland with whom we studied the same thing in a group, in my third year I lived with two boys from Poland. Absolutely radically different people like mentality and views. The boys were typical conservatives, very limited and demanding tolerance but not giving it (I'm not talking about me specifically, but about their views on everything - they were completely selfish). The girl, on the other hand, will go to Krakow for life and health for a year at her wedding to a man from Croatia who is pursuing a master's degree with us when they met. They lived together very quickly. This friend is very liberal. She still had some conservative traits, but she was liberal as a way of thinking, values, and so on. What we are talking about here in your case is something unique. Definitely having Eastern European parents certainly your boyfriend has some conservative traits. However, he has an open mind. Not to mention that you are both accepted there as foreigners. Conservatism does not have to be otherwise a bad thing. For example, you can emphasize family and sedentary, say, in the future. But, as long as it is not radical conservatism - patriotic. Then the views would have been foreign to me and not the same. This is because such people put identity before man as a man. You and your friend see you see yourself differently from such people. By way of view, I mean metaphorically including things like someone seeing the glass half full and another half empty, if you understand me? Thoughts change from there. However, you are both out, so you are not great patriots but humanists. I don't think you have anything to think about him - you won't see another Pole like him, just as he won't see another such Bulgarian woman, regardless of national identity. The cultures also do not have to be Polish or Bulgarian. This is identity again. One generally follows more than one different culture. As a Bulgarian, I follow English culture and holidays. I am baptized Orthodox - yes, but I do not follow Orthodox customs. I would also define myself as a Christian Protestant, delimiting the importance or influence of religion in government and policies for governing the masses. With everything you like, you adapt to it yourself, you don't do what you don't like, and so you change your culture and make a lot of mistakes. It's the same for those who listen to rock, gossip, pop music, classical music, chalga - these are people with different cultures and identifying with different people. There is nothing to tell you a person will get up or not. Does it make sense to think? Drive it to yourself no matter what happens.

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bellmirs answered · September 22, 2020

   There are all kinds of Poles. Watch what the specific person is like. You have to see how he reacts in different life situations !!

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shukriyahaya answered · September 22, 2020

   I am also in Germany, I know a lot of Poles. It cannot be generalized for any nation, but from personal observations - Poles are very religious, regardless of age. The Poles are known as the Jews of the Slavic world, they do their job very well, I would even say that they are very tight. Both men and women drink a lot. Those I know are academics to one.

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as_monaco answered · September 23, 2020

   Take it from me! In BG you will hardly find such a racial man - 2 meters tall, bright and good character. Just for comparison - in the entrance where I live, half of the men receive disability pensions acquired in the second way. I'm a man, but I dye my hair ... She draws her own conclusions!

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katdunn answered · September 23, 2020

   I have worked with people from all over the world and I have the worst opinion of Poles. I have the feeling that they are inferior to us. They lie, they are simple. Evil and poor people. Otherwise, they are quite cohesive and respect each other, unlike us Bulgarians.

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hetero_erectus84 answered · September 23, 2020

   Author, how did you spend your Christmas in Petrich?

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anna_bellas answered · September 23, 2020

   Negative opinion caused by the behavior of their children online: kurwa kurwa nigger gay bitch exhausts their vocabulary, if it can be called such. This does not include all Poles, I have known nice people. Let us now address the irony of your dementia. "Please, people with Nazi thinking and restrictions do not write" "So what do you think as Poles about the people" A person is judged on an individual level, not on a passport. You don't judge by nationality, but you ask a forum of strangers about their opinion of the Polish nation (as if it matters) and whether it will work out between you. It probably will. However, he saw something in an autistic woman from Petrich, who, despite the good experiences with him and his family, still measures him against his ID card.

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meganpencer answered · September 24, 2020

   They are very strange, I wrote briefly to a Pole from Lodz and she was super drawn.

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tamarin_a answered · September 24, 2020

   Poland is great. I was lucky enough to live in Warsaw for about a month. Here are my impressions: - Population 38 million and if it does not increase, then at least it does not decrease, ie. they have no demographic problems - Zero gypsies, zero Muslims. They are a pure race. You will rarely meet an orc. - Their wives - beautiful as drops. On a scale of 1 to 10, 9 out of 10 women met on the streets are 7 and up. Besides, they are super relaxed and very easy to roll up, they are not complex like the Bulgarian ones. - Extremely low crime. - Clean everywhere. Their streets are wide. There are no cars parked on the lanes. Their air is clean. - It is not rebuilt like in Sofia, there are no such panel jungles. Everything is renovated. - Price - everything cheap and high quality - Their income is double ours - Well, they miss our nature. But soon we will not have one, as we are dizzyingly destroying it. - Their husbands are alcoholics. They drink more than Bulgarians. And less wear.

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sreesanth36 answered · September 24, 2020

   31 in the sense there is no nature?

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master_oil answered · September 24, 2020

   You don't have Nazi prejudices, you want to unite 40 million people on a territorial or national basis ... Since you are so good with him, what doubts do you have to seek confirmation here? Try not to drink that they are beating the Russians to death.