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Expat marrying Polish - honest experiences


DAMIEN123  2 | 18  
29 Jul 2011 /  #31
what? do you know my wife do you then?

first i heard of it lol
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
29 Jul 2011 /  #32
dont know what this thread is about exactly

that doesn't help much with the flow of conversation, does it ?
f stop  24 | 2493  
29 Jul 2011 /  #33
nevermind
DAMIEN123  2 | 18  
30 Jul 2011 /  #34
taking it slightly out of context there wroclaw. anyways polish women are usually bang tidy
Midas  1 | 571  
30 Jul 2011 /  #35
dont know what this thread is about exactly,

Well, to sum up - it is about a female, being most likely Indian ( other threads she started/contributed to point towards it ), starting a thread named "expat marrying Polish", asking "what it is like to be in an interracial marriage here in Poland" then getting severely pissed off when people ( I for one ) assumed she was marrying a Polish guy, almost to a point where one would think she considers marrying a bloke from Poland being tantamount to having babies with a man-eating tiger.

Pretty much a complete synopsis :-)
sister act  2 | 88  
30 Jul 2011 /  #36
123z: Would love to hear some honest experiences of what it is like to be in an interracial marriage here in Poland

Well as a daughter in law I am seen as a slave for the family, the where quite suprised that I did not play the liitle games and the test the mother in law had set up for me. I did not go out of my way to seek there approval the mother and the daughters in law felt that it was an honour from me to be related to them and that It was my lifes purpose to be their driver, bank machine, abuse taker, so needless to say I did not live up to their standards .

My inlaws are always causing trouble for us and expecting us to get them out of jams that they created them selves. That has been my honest experience.
Midas  1 | 571  
30 Jul 2011 /  #37
^^ Somebody doesn't take crap from their "tesciowa". Bet they were surprised.

Great stuff, madam.
Ralph  
7 Mar 2012 /  #38
my Polish friends have treated them with dignity although regarding them as different ( in skin colour

It is not racist to notice and be aware of an obvious difference. Why does it bother you? I do not mind when the people of color notice that I am white. I am proud of who I am. I am sure you are proud of your background. It is reasonable to expect or even demand a respectful and dignified treatment, it is simply insanely PC to try to make people pretend not to be seeing something they obviously do see.

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