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Joined: 6 Feb 2008 / Male ♂
Last Post: 3 Apr 2011
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From: Netherlands/Ireland, Dublin
Speaks Polish?: No, but I am trying to learn
Interests: Music

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MareGaea   
18 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

stop talking sh*te

Ah yeah, I just ask a question and you come barging in being all defensive and stuff - see if I care, just cut the attitude. Didn't get a good night sleep last night? Well if you didn't, pls don't take it out on me, will ya?

Lowfunk: thanks -

M-G
MareGaea   
18 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

But what the hell would I know Im only a woman!

Hey, cut the attitude, lady! If she didn't like me, she would not contact me at all and let me do all the work. But she does. I'm man enough to see when a girl does not like me. I just move on, I was just wondering if it was a cultural thing, well apparently it is not. I did or said nothing to diminish you being a female, right?

M-G
MareGaea   
18 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

Maybe she likes you maybe she doesnt, why ask a forum full of randoms, ask her ffs! And btw, if I cancel on a guy its because Im not that interested (something better came up), because if I was interested I'd be dying to spend time in his company and I think that goes for all women...

There is a top about relationships and behavours...take a peek..

Hm not all women are the same - I've made up my mind anyway, just wanted to see if my assumptions (which I am not going to state here) were shared with, as you call it, randoms. I know she likes me, you don't date somebody a few times if you don't like him/her.

And by the way: it's just a question.

M-G
MareGaea   
18 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

I dont think nationality has anything to do with it

No, but that's what I said. I was just wondering if it was a cultural thing, not specifically Polish. I added this because she is from Poland and I am not really familiar with Polish culture as such - could be that this behaviour is normal accepted within Polish society. That's why I added it.

M-G
MareGaea   
17 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

Or she could be genuinely nervous about dating you, for a number of reasons. You are both away from home

Could be true, I'm 4 years here and she is 3 years here and although she claims to be a tough chick (and I've seen her give out to an unpolite deskclerk, so I guess there's some truth in that), but I made her blush a few times :), so my best bet would be that she's a bit of both: big mouth (big city grl) and shy at the same time...My gut feeling basically is inspired by all the golddiggers I encounter, and I have encountered quite a few...Comes with the job, I know, but how about when you want somebody who likes you for who you are, not what you are?

M-G
MareGaea   
17 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

Yeah, I know, that's why I said it's not specifically a Polish issue, wise guy :) But to be more specific: I've been dating this lady for a few times now, but to every date we have there are multiple cancellations for various reasons. She seems to be genuine, but I've got a gut feeling that she's bs'ing me.

M-G
MareGaea   
17 Feb 2008
Love / Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? [86]

I'm having a bit of an issue here...And I'm not saying this should be typically Polish or something, but Polish girls, how are they when they are in love? I mean this in a cultural way...Not a feminine way... Do they like to play games or do they just not react when you tell them something that is more than just surfacial or laugh about it?

M-G (will be more specific in due time, just want some opinions here)
MareGaea   
16 Feb 2008
Life / Disco Polo - No No No No No! [95]

Yea heheh. I don't listen to dp but it's good for party : )
Everyone has fun with

I liked it! I liked the complexity of the melodyline, the sophisticated chord-scheme and the depth of the lyrics! And most of all, I liked the high quality video they made! These guys must have a huge budget at their disposal to make videos! Disco Polo Rules!

M-G (is feeling a bit awkward ever since he got out of bed this morning - and is now really, really off now: stop feeding me Disco Polo, before you know it, I will buy one of those flashy shirts these guys are wearing)
MareGaea   
6 Feb 2008
History / Polish hatred towards Jews... [1290]

Hm, I am half Jewish (maternal side, guess that would make me Jewish according to Jewish laws - thank God I am not religious anyway:) ) and I have to say that it is rubbish to state that all Poles or the biggest part of the Polish ppl hate the Jews. My personal experience is that in all my life I met only one person who said to me that she didn't want to talk to me anymore as soon as I stated my mom was Jewish. She didn't even say she hated Jews, she just said that she did not want to talk to me anymore. This could be also due to the fact that she might not like me or something:) For the rest: I have never met any Pole that said or made clear that they hated me for what I am. On the contrary, they are very interested in the story of my maternal family, of which 75% got killed during the Holocaust. And besides that, I made my first fragile steps in starting to date a lovely Polish lady, so I definitively do not hate the Polish ppl. I just take person per person as I do with everybody. There are *ssholes among every ppl in this world, but luckily 99 per cent of the ppl in the world are good and nice; let's just ignore the bad apples in the basket. True, some Poles, Lithuanians and Ukranians were eager to help the Nazis to exterminate, but it wasn't the entire population, only a small percentage and besides, that was more than 60 years ago and you just can't blame ppl for what their grandparents did, can ye? If there is a place that I've been where you felt that anti-semitism is still a presence, I would say it is Russia and the former Russian states.

M-G (sans rancune)