Love / Cheating from spouses. Is cheating very common in Poland ? [116]

@Ironside, sorry, but I don't know what "disce" means.


No, I'm just being realistic. From what I know women who are considered to be a desirable catch in traditional (and usually poorer) countries usually marry local men. Those who go for foreigners are likely to do that to improve their situation. Of course, if Kashub1410 is OK with that then that's his choice (a rather disturbing choice for me personally though).

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]

@Kashub1410, here's your answer:

Love / Cheating from spouses. Is cheating very common in Poland ? [116]

@Kashub1410, but you wrote yourself that you rode a horse only once and when you were a kid :))

Besides, horse therapy isn't just about horse riding - it's more than that.


Then instead of arguing with a random woman on an internet forum :) go to a proper therapist who will get to know you well and will propose to you how to address your problems :)

Because I think that your unresolved issues (probably from childhood) may continue to sabotage your future relationships. So it's in your interest to do something about it, not mine :)

But noone can force you to do anything, of course. It's your choice.

I only gave my 5 cents and it's up to you what you're going to do with it.

Love / Cheating from spouses. Is cheating very common in Poland ? [116]


That's a great idea - I'm all for it lol


So?


You're an adult now though, with adult issues.

Love / Cheating from spouses. Is cheating very common in Poland ? [116]

@Kashub1410, I doubt that getting yourself a desperate woman from a poor country will automatically solve your problems with women... Your insecurity and other issues may come to the surface sooner or later anyway, imho...


But you have no qualms about making sweeping generalisations about women!


He didn't "add" you to anyone. He just made a point that men cheat too.


Maybe we all do, but we're not the ones coming here complaining about having problems with relationships and the other sex :)) Don't be angry, we're just trying to give you some advice.

Btw, if you aren't mature/ready enough yet to address your issues by going to a proper therapy then maybe try this:

promises.com/addiction-blog/lessons-equine-therapy/

"Horses have a unique ability to sense emotions and react accordingly. If your are angry or aggressive, the horse may become obstinate. If you are anxious, the horse may get skittish. But when approached by someone who is open and calm, the horse is more likely to respond in kind. Witnessing the horse's response promotes self-awareness and can help people see themselves in a more realistic way."

Maybe this would calm you down a bit (because to me it looks like you're getting angry too easily).

Btw, do you have a pet at home?

Love / Cheating from spouses. Is cheating very common in Poland ? [116]


I think you could use a therapy, Grunni... I'm guessing that your issues with women may have something to do with your mother (and maybe also your sister).

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


I meant that "formally" Germany was a Christian society. As in - consisting of people identifying themselves as Christians and being raised in Christian faith (just like majority of Poles today identify themselves as Catholics and were raised in Catholic faith). Whether they behaved like Christians should - that's a completely different matter. And that's what I'm talking about - the fact that you're Christian (as in - you identify yourself as Christian and you were raised in Christian faith) doesn't automatically mean that you'll behave in a way a Christian should behave or that you're going to be a moral person.

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


Because I'm still a Christian, I was raised in Catholic faith, practiced it for majority of my life and I'm not a moron?


I already wrote what my point is. Being non-baptised/non-Catholic doesn't automatically make anyone immoral and being baptised/Catholic doesn't make anyone automatically moral.

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


Did you hit your head or something?


You mean - not acting very Christian - yes. But there's been, there is and there will be plenty of Christians not acting very Christian. And are plenty of non-Christians who are acting "Christian". Do you understand what I mean?

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]

@Kashub1410, German society was a Christian society. So, yes, it's a valid counterargument.

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]

@Kashub1410, as I wrote already - being baptised (or religious) doesn't automatically mean or guarantee being moral and democratic.


Look at Nazi Germany as a prime example of what I wrote above:

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]

@Kashub1410, so... only Poles need to be baptised in order to be moral and have a democracy...? The rest of humanity is capable of being moral and having democracy without being baptised? :D

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]

@Kashub1410, not being baptised doesn't make anyone automatically "immoral" :))) And vice versa - there are plenty enough of baptised people out there who are immoral, morally corrupted (including our government).

Btw, so in your world Israel can't have democracy then? (I imagine there aren't that many baptised people there) ;D

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


And because of being run by an ultra-Catholic party - yes, that makes perfect sense, Grunni... ;D

Now, please, explain it to me - how is it possible
that the West isn't authoritarian, but somehow it makes Poland authoritarian? :D




;D

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


"What does it matter"? I'd say that in a democracy it does matter what people think and want, don't you think? o_O


Which "moods can flip out of the blue in an instant to the opposite"? About the membership in the EU? lol What are you talking about?


What on Earth are you talking about?

Genealogy / Assistance with Locating a Town in Galicia [2]

There's a place and a lake called "Przełęg", but it's at the other end of Poland:

pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prze%C5%82%C4%99g_(wojew%C3%B3dztwo_zachodniopomorskie)

There's also a village called "Przełęk", but, even though it's much closer to historical Galicia than Przełęg, it doesn't seem to be within historical borders of Galicia, so I'm not sure...:

pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prze%C5%82%C4%99k_(wojew%C3%B3dztwo_opolskie)

There's another Przełęk, but in another part of Poland:

pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prze%C5%82%C4%99k_(wojew%C3%B3dztwo_warmi%C5%84sko-mazurskie)

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


But GefreiterKania gave the percentage for how many Poles support the membership of Poland in the EU, so your response was misleading.


Do you have a link to that poll results?


According to that CBOS poll (CBOS is an official polling institution in Poland, btw) 63% of people in Poland think that Poland should withdraw some changes in Polish judiciary in order to unblock money from the EU fund. What that other poll had to say about it (if anything)?

History / Enemies, Strangers, Friends. Poles and Germans. [82]


Where are you taking this bullsh1t from? lol
It was 85% in May 2023 according to CBOS poll:

bankier.pl/wiadomosc/Polacy-zdecydowanie-popieraja-czlonkostwo-w-UE-8538097.html

Off-Topic / Things People Say in Ireland - Even though Novichok thinks they can't. [66]


But you loooove Putin, RuSSia and China :))))) Your hypocrisy is mind-blowing!

Life / Why do Poles talk so badly about Poland? [25]


"Usually"? That's defenitely not the case with people I know.

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]


What and where?


This system still exists (my block of flats belongs to spółdzielnia), but flats built by them are a small percentage of the market. And I'm not sure what block of flats being "cooperatively managed" would change exactly...


So what are the stats? How many flats and houses are rented to people by "the public sector and cooperatives" and how many by private landlords or investors?

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]


Why not? Whom do you propose to rent from? From the state?


I'm guessing that yes... Who else? The state? Aliens?


Yes, jon357, I did. Sorry, but I have no idea what you're talking about right now... Maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker of English - so, please, do explain what is it that you mean exactly...

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]

This is why ownership is so high in Poland, btw - because of families passing down flats and houses to next generations.

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]


What's the difference? The person you rent the flat from is called a "landlord", yes?

Btw, Polish 86.8% (2021) of ownership is very high. It gives Poland the 6th place in the EU:

ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/digpub/housing/bloc-1a.html

In Germany over 50 % of the population are tenants, in Austria 46 % and in Denmark 41 %.

In Switzerland 57.8% of people are tenants.

So, in case of those countries you can say that "landlordism is a significant part of the country's housing sector". In case of Poland - not really, especially if you compare it to the rest of the EU.


In order to... live there...? You think that flats for free fall from the sky in Poland...? lol

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]


Why 5%?
You know, eliminating renting is simply not realistic. People move around these days, they have to be able to move where the jobs are or wherever they want to go, students have to be able to rent a place if they're studying in another city and not everyone can afford to buy a flat even once they decide to settle for good in some place.


Why? Flats and houses often pass from generation to generation in Poland - thanks to this people have a place to live without having to take credit to buy a flat. How people having a place to live is "bad" for the society?

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]

@jon357, I can understand some reasonable regulations, I suppose, I don't know, I'm not an expert on this, but Korvinus wrote that he wants to "abolish" it altogether and he didn't write how he imagines it happening in practical terms :)


Well, I guess that's not the case in Poland since 84% of people in Poland live in flats and houses owned by them and only 16% rent...

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]

@Korvinus, sorry, but how do you "abolish landlors" in a democratic, capitalist country? ;D Are you a communist? lol

Would you also like to "abolish" car rentals? ;D


So you'd like to abolish inheritance too? ;D

Or rich/business people in general? ;D

Once you buy something you can usually do more or less what you want with it - it's called private property. And a flat or a house is a commodity, just like anything else. You can buy it, sell it, use it or rent it to someone else, even if you didn't build it yourself. The fact that you didn't make a car, doesn't mean that you can't rent it to someone else for money lol 🤦

Law / Can a tenant change locks to house without giving access to the landlord [37]


Nonsense. My parents inherited my city grandmother's flat after her death and we moved there and so my parents rented our old one-room flat to two students. At some point when my brother got old enough to move out, he went to live in our old flat. So, in the meantime, before my brother moved out, we were getting some extra money from renting, which was a good thing, because we weren't rich. Flats and houses in Poland usually stay in the family - they get inherited sooner or later.


Would you like to abolish family too? lol

News / Poland is the new military power of Europe. [275]

@GefreiterKania lol That's pretty narrow-minded.

Half of my class at art school were boys and only one of them was gay :)

Get back to the topic please

Off-Topic / Russian Views On Poland and Vice Versa [414]


I understood that, but I was asking whether you view those war criminals and neo-nazis as humans.


So? It's rarely used on PF and I doubt people are using it to entartain you or care about entartaining you...