I would imagine in 'normal' married relationships the woman is the boss, they are experts at arguing in order to compensate for their lack of muscle power, so a man knows, it's best to agree and live in peace. In the Musilim world the muscle wins; however it's 50/50 in my relationship.
In Polish relationships who is the boss?
I haven't met a couple yet , who shared the power !
Its always the way where one person is dominant.
It can change with time for example when my grandparents were young and grandpa was the main family provider
he was the boss but later when he was getting a pension my grandmother became the boss !
Monia hit the nail in the head !
Its always the way where one person is dominant.
It can change with time for example when my grandparents were young and grandpa was the main family provider
he was the boss but later when he was getting a pension my grandmother became the boss !
Monia hit the nail in the head !
Do you know who the boss is ? A person who loves less ( a partner becomes more dominant if he/ she feels an advantage by better look or better financial position . It is always like that , there is no real partnership , always one person gets more power .
FlaglessPole 4 | 649
4 Jun 2011 / #33
Monia hit the nail in the head !
...erhm.. is she bleeding alot?
Monia
4 Jun 2011 / #34
I am fine , thanks for asking , lol .
Gosia knows what I mean and she gave an excellent example how thing work in a marriage .
Gosia knows what I mean and she gave an excellent example how thing work in a marriage .
poland_
5 Jun 2011 / #35
I haven't met a couple yet , who shared the power !
Its always the way where one person is dominant
Its always the way where one person is dominant
From my experience, there could be one party, who is more decisive and has the ability to take decision. This should not be considered as dominant, as they say the quiet ones are always stronger. The strength of the family unit in PL, I really admire and I am proud to be part of with my, Polish side. I have often informed my sister, she must get more Polish, in her role as aunty to our children.
see so many polish guys looking not very happy when they are with their lady
Hence a Polish poet wrote:
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned
Oh wait!
He wasn't Polish at all!
Patrycja19 61 | 2679
5 Jun 2011 / #37
see so many polish guys looking not very happy when they are with their lady
you know, with most guys, they dont always like to do what their GF wants to do, but they do it
to avoid getting into arguments.
women instinctively know that.
its much worse if they just walk around with a frown, looking all sad, when you get into a relationship
dont base it on the surface and what you see, you actually need to get to know the person and talk
cause otherwise your going to walk around looking like someone stole your left shoe.
I know what real relationship is all about, but I was pointing out who the boss usually is in a marriage .
That's right now go get me a sammich
Monia
5 Jun 2011 / #39
Yeah , but first go and clean the kitchen, hurry up , hurry up !
Ashleys mind 3 | 446
5 Jun 2011 / #40
The bossiest one?
The one who's still sober?
The one who makes the best decisions...?
The one who's still sober?
The one who makes the best decisions...?
Lodz_The_Boat 32 | 1522
5 Jun 2011 / #41
There is no real boss in Polish relationships ... however, the women seem to prefer the men having a spine.
I dunno about that one. It seam like they prefer a man giving into their demands. I've heard one mother say to her daughter "Nie wiem jak to kobieta nie może dać se rady w chłopem" just because he didn't wanna do as she says.
Lodz_The_Boat 32 | 1522
5 Jun 2011 / #43
You need to read that thing again ..
Anyway, as to your question ... yes women like being heard, specially when they realize that their men love them. Its not a bad feeling to the man either, that is, to listen to the wife ... there is a joy when she CLAIMS ...
However, its not really about everything. The small things rather ... eventually the wives do like to see their men taking charge of the bigger things in life. I am talking about normal families, not those where everyone loves to rebel whatever is the situation infront of them...
Anyway, as to your question ... yes women like being heard, specially when they realize that their men love them. Its not a bad feeling to the man either, that is, to listen to the wife ... there is a joy when she CLAIMS ...
However, its not really about everything. The small things rather ... eventually the wives do like to see their men taking charge of the bigger things in life. I am talking about normal families, not those where everyone loves to rebel whatever is the situation infront of them...
Depends.... in some Polish relationships the woman is the master and in some other polish relationships the men control the woman.
On a daily basis, women talk more than men; much more.
Half the time (when they talk) they are giving orders of some sort; "do this' or " I need..." etc.
Women have been told that if a man disagrees with them then he is being oppressive. No such rule exists for men.
Women know this.
Half the time (when they talk) they are giving orders of some sort; "do this' or " I need..." etc.
Women have been told that if a man disagrees with them then he is being oppressive. No such rule exists for men.
Women know this.
Silence the male megaton weapon.