JustysiaS
2 Nov 2008
Love / Dating a Polish guy for the first time ever in my life [22]
you can call him thru skype it's very cheap, or buy phonecards
no wonder it makes him feel crap if he can't even afford to call you or pay a bill for your dinner
all i have to say is that i'm having similar thoughts to the majority of people here. but then maybe he is being so forward with his love confession and marriage proposal cos he doesn't want to lose you, or more like he's afraid for you to lose interest in a poor Polish guy that he is. i definitely wouldn't say yes to him don't get me wrong lol, but next time you're in Poland, or whenever you meet, try to find cheaper alternatives of spending time together, such as spending an evening indoors with a home cooked meal and a rented dvd. see how he behaves, if he's going to complain about spending time at home, or if he's gonna do his best to make it a great night anyway. cos if he insists, giving any reasons, that you should go out, then he is after your money dear.
i know you're used to men wining and dining you and i have absolutely no problem with that, but see how you feel about this working out in the long term. this guy is still very young. i know money can't buy you love, but it definitely helps feeling more secure and as a result happy. so finding cheaper alterntaives for contact such as skype (you can make unlimited calls to landlines in Poland or in fact any European country through skype for just £3.50 a month) or e-mails, and cheaper alternatives of spending time together will definitely make things easier, especially for you. good luck.
My phone bill is already £300 and im only half way through the month.
you can call him thru skype it's very cheap, or buy phonecards
he seems to have a huge problem discussing anything to do with money as he says it makes him feel **** about himself
no wonder it makes him feel crap if he can't even afford to call you or pay a bill for your dinner
all i have to say is that i'm having similar thoughts to the majority of people here. but then maybe he is being so forward with his love confession and marriage proposal cos he doesn't want to lose you, or more like he's afraid for you to lose interest in a poor Polish guy that he is. i definitely wouldn't say yes to him don't get me wrong lol, but next time you're in Poland, or whenever you meet, try to find cheaper alternatives of spending time together, such as spending an evening indoors with a home cooked meal and a rented dvd. see how he behaves, if he's going to complain about spending time at home, or if he's gonna do his best to make it a great night anyway. cos if he insists, giving any reasons, that you should go out, then he is after your money dear.
i know you're used to men wining and dining you and i have absolutely no problem with that, but see how you feel about this working out in the long term. this guy is still very young. i know money can't buy you love, but it definitely helps feeling more secure and as a result happy. so finding cheaper alterntaives for contact such as skype (you can make unlimited calls to landlines in Poland or in fact any European country through skype for just £3.50 a month) or e-mails, and cheaper alternatives of spending time together will definitely make things easier, especially for you. good luck.