mmmpolishboys 1 | 9 26 Oct 2007 / #1Ok so I was dating this polish guy, everything was going fine, he seemed to care about me and we were having plans together. but now it turns out he has a polish girlfriend.... he said it himself! he even invited me to meet her tomorrow! I dont know how he dares to do that!, to me and to her! yeah i dont feel heartbroken.. but DAMN it was shocking... so I had this bad experience from which I hope learn a GOOD lesson...
Bartolome 2 | 1,085 26 Oct 2007 / #2Oh, well. I hope you won't think that ALL Polish guys are like the one you were unfortunate to date.
OP mmmpolishboys 1 | 9 26 Oct 2007 / #3I know not all of the polish guys are like that... Is like saying all the girls of my nationality are stupid, just because I was stupid enough to be used in such a way....What is funny is that just now he sent me a SMS saying "IM SO SORRY" -- Can you beleive it?! I dnt even know what to answer!
OP mmmpolishboys 1 | 9 26 Oct 2007 / #6i feel sorry for myself for having to deal with this type of m****f*****
plk123 8 | 4,138 26 Oct 2007 / #8What is funny is that just now he sent me a SMS saying "IM SO SORRY" -- Can you beleive it?!I dnt even know what to answer!Spierdalaj gnojku.there you go. :D
OP mmmpolishboys 1 | 9 26 Oct 2007 / #9yeah thats the answer!, also wish that the polish girlfriend can get something better not a cheating bastard!Spierdalaj gnojku.What does that means?
miranda 26 Oct 2007 / #13he, he I am naturally not enclined to use such language:). Got to learn, it comes handy when dealing with twats and such.gee, osiol- you want to teach me?;)well, I kind of got excited because I had similar experiance in the past and as unfortuante as it mey seem, I am happy that is is over becuase in a long run I am much better off - there - got it off my chest.Men/people in general like that are cowards and who wants a coward in their life anyways?
OP mmmpolishboys 1 | 9 26 Oct 2007 / #14yes miranda, at least now we know what they are... cowards...
miranda 26 Oct 2007 / #15cowards...my personal take is that they are sooooooooooooo insecure as men that they will constantly try to prove to themsleves with women, they would try to sh** (I love this word- sorry guys) anything and everything whaaaaaaaaaa.........
osiol 55 | 3,921 26 Oct 2007 / #18you want to teach me?;)Swearing and being offensive are things I can do very well in English.I don't do it very often though.It seems to be my strongest area in learning Polish too.Practice makes perfect though.
miranda 26 Oct 2007 / #19Swearing and being offensive are things I can do very well in English.I need some lessons and this forum is not a good place because swearing is not encouraged for obvious reasons.
osiol 55 | 3,921 26 Oct 2007 / #20this forumhttps://polishforums.com/language/swear-words-139/If Admin put it there, it must be alright.
miranda 26 Oct 2007 / #21If Admin put it there, it must be alright.I know, thanks very much Osiol - I meant English swearing, I am a native Polish speaker:), so I got that end covered;)
osiol 55 | 3,921 26 Oct 2007 / #22I meant English swearingSorry, I hadn't checked your profile.Still, it teaches you a few words both ways.The first post is good, but it rapidly declines afterwards!I'm too polite!I have just thought: who the hell invites their girlfriend to meet their other girlfriend?Someone who doesn't want even one girlfriend?A masochist?A complete idiot?A combination of the above?
moonmustang 2 | 46 26 Oct 2007 / #23The first post is good, but it rapidly declines afterwards!One of my friends had previously forwarded that same info in the first post from another website :-) After reading that I became a bit apprehensive using it at all - although for the guy that's the topic of this whole thread - I'd say any would work ;-)
osiol 55 | 3,921 26 Oct 2007 / #24After reading that I became a bit apprehensive using itDo you mean using the swearing or using Polish Forums dot com?The swearing page was the first one I found and it lured me into the forum.The problem with knowing Polish blokes and not knowing any Polish women (in real life, that is), is that I don't learn much about how to say nice things!
moonmustang 2 | 46 26 Oct 2007 / #25Oh the swearing - I like the forums.I'm not exactly a prude - and frequently use the base American version of the word to emphasize a strong point when needed. Then again, I work in an office of all men - so that's bound to be a part of the language. I try to refrain from using it in general - so since I'm trying to learn a new language I'll save it for strongly needed cases :)
miranda 26 Oct 2007 / #26I'm too polite!that's OK - I will manage:)I have just thought: who the hell invites their girlfriend to meet their other girlfriend?social t**t - like misfit, or socially inept as we say in politicaly correct Canada:(
beckski 12 | 1,612 26 Oct 2007 / #27Bad experience with a Polish Guy who... had another girlfriendFortunately, not all Polish men are rats. Most of the Polish guys I've dated have been absolute gentlemen (and drop-dead-gorgeous too!)
moonmustang 2 | 46 26 Oct 2007 / #28absolute gentlemen (and drop-dead-gorgeous too!)Agreed on both counts :)I've only dated one thus far - he was 1st generation in US from Chicago - he was sweet, but I was second priority behind the Bears and whatever hockey was on TV. Don't know that reflects the average Polish guy though.I'd say that since I'm in the dating market again, a Polish guy has a better chance than most others as I'm pretty tired of American men in general. I think even if some are rats they are quicker to show it.
osiol 55 | 3,921 26 Oct 2007 / #29I was second priority behind the BearsThat's not a Polish thing, or an American thing, but a zoo-keeper thing.
