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    Polish Women vs Western Women – Which is BETTER



    I am not a serial dater but I’ve managed to meet a handful of beautiful Western and Polish women in recent times. My experiences have allowed me to figure out what type of women best suit me and in this video, I shared my honest thought on Polish and Western women (including British and American women)

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    1. Marcin Szymański on

      The best opinion about Polish women have those who not live here are coming just for the weekend – it should give you something to think about.
      And of course those who don't speak polish

    4. Fanaberia on

      I'd suggest you live for a bit in Poland – a month or three, then you would learn more about Polish women. 🙂 The "problem" is: Poland is still one color country, especially mentally, athough there are more and more students from foreign countries, people who come here to study and to live/to settle down, like from Africa or Asia and they are seen on streets, majority of them in Krakow, Warsaw, Wroclaw – bigger towns, less in smaller ones, like Lublin, Bialystok, Szczecin etc. So men of color are in a way attractive to Polish/Ukrainian women because they seem to be different, exotic and, to be honest, this attraction is associated with erotic fantasies. 😉 Having some experience in living abroad, including London for 3 years where was dating men of different roots and cultures, I think it's much easier to create a mixed race relationship/marriage in western countries than in Poland where there's still prejudice, racism (well, yes, like among older people or some subcultures). It's more common, natural, idk. Meanwhile in Poland you dont meet people on streets and chat with them unless you're a traveller from another country, which means more open, straight-forward. Polish women are very reserved, most of them have a low self-esteem etc. And, like you mentioned, are traditional. Of course, there are exceptions, maybe many. And I don't write about them (us) in a relationship because it's always individual – just in approach, general view, of what I myself observe or see. 🙂 And good luck with romance! You deserve a good one! 😉

    6. QuantumSingularity on

      Weird video title. Poland is in the center of Europe and always was. Western culture = European culture. Polish culture and people contributed to creation of so called Western culture, in the same way as people from other EU countries. Poland is Western country, just as UK, Spain, Norway, Australia etc. Polish women are Western women. There are differences between all these countries but generally EU+US+UK+Canada, Australia, New Zeland = West.

    7. blinski on

      Hm… talking bad about 'western women' (which are not one kind of people, maybe you mean 'Anglosaxon women?' that's more like it) and praising 'traditional Polish women' gives me really bad vibes. I don't say it's you, but most of men who says things like that are just not happy with today women's expectations and are hoping for some easy game somewhere else. And they are often frustrated as they discover 'quiet' and 'traditional' being mostly facade of manners towards foreigners or people not familiar enough to feel comfortable enough with to be truly oneself. Poles are generally reserved towards people they don't know and smiles and joke or two don't mean they want to continue any kind of relationship (especially if someone tries to take the 'attack of charisma' approach).

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