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Paulina   
1 Mar 2022
Life / Advice on travelling to Poland - help for Ukrainian refugees [9]

@LifttoUkraine

I've sent you a private message. Btw, the title of my message should be "Aid for Ukraine" - my phone changed it to "Sid for Ukraine", God knows why ;D I was so focused on gathering all the contacts, that I didn't notice the spelling mistake, sorry for that lol
Paulina   
1 Mar 2022
Life / Advice on travelling to Poland - help for Ukrainian refugees [9]

I live in Poland, so I don't know about the UK, but I know of people in Poland who are collecting stuff for Ukrainian soldiers - from gear to medical stuff - all of this is being taken directly to Ukraine. Would you be interested in contacting them?
Paulina   
25 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Aww, insults in broken English. How cute!

Dawww, picking on English of someone who isn't a native speaker of English lol How classless!

Did you not revel in the abusive image posted by the chimp troll in post #289
(...) in post #393

No, I didn't. You thought I wouldn't check? lol

Did you suddenly and conveniently forget your own abusive name calling on here

My abuse of Novichok (calling him an "idiot") is the result of Novichok's prior abuse of women in general (and that includes me) - he called women "morons", etc. many times. And calling you a "human scum" is the result of your scummy comments about women in general (so, about me too). You started it and you both deserve what you're getting. What goes around, comes around.

Also, unlike you and Novichok, I'm not abusing men in general, but only those men who deserve it (in this case - you and Novichok). So, I'm being fair and unprejudiced and you aren't.

Odd too that none of the female feminists called you out on this.

That's because we are intelligent and we have no reading comprehension problems. Pawian clearly wrote that you're doing such a disservice to your cause that one could assume that in reality you're a female feminist who wants to discretic rabid misogynists by pretending to be one of them and behaving like an evil, retarded scumbag while doing so :)

Karens like yourself can never hold a candle to a real woman like my mother and her generation.

Wait a minute, I've read an article about those "Karens" and it looks like they're usually white, conservative, middle aged women - so someone of your kind lol:

natemat.pl/314649,kim-jest-karen-bohaterka-popularnego-mema-to-ktos-wiecej-niz-grazyna

So, Poloniusz, tell us about your mother - what made her such a "real woman"? And which generation are you talking about?

As for those millions of women - I don't know about that, but I have a feeling they would like to have even less to do with you, Poloniusz, and other "men" like you. Is that where your hatred of women is coming from? They don't want you?

*discredit :)
Paulina   
23 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@Novichok, it isn't Atch who is operating on such level - you are. Every time you call women "morons" and such, you're not only calling me, Atch and Lenka "morons", but you're calling also in such a way your mother, your wife, your daughters and your granddaughters.

Stop pretending that you don't understand what Atch wrote, because everyone besides you somehow understands. Unless, of course, you want to be awarded the title "Moron of the Year", "genius" :))

I will use "some" when every statement on the internet about toxic men is changed to some men are toxic.

Wow, what a convenient (+ stupid and childish) excuse! That probably will never happen, since there are always going to be some prejudiced people. And, anyway, we have no way of knowing that.

No woman on PF claims that all men are toxic, so there's no justification for such retarded behaviour of yours here.

So, Novichok, are your female relatives evil morons or not?
Paulina   
23 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Yet, when you post your sick women hating stuff, it also refers to our female posters and they have the right to feel abused.

Well said. I do feel abused. Every time. Because he never writes "some women". He always writes "women".
And he clearly revels in his abuse. He enjoys it. This is sick.

I wonder if men realise what it's like when your sex is constantly abused on here. It doesn't happen to men on PF - women here don't abuse men in general and if we ever write critical comments it's only in response to vile misogyny of some of the male posters.

I've also noticed this in other places on the internet - in comments under articles both in Polish and English - men's prejudiced comments about women and abuse in some cases. I almost never see stuff like this about men coming from women, even though they have many more reasons for ill feelings towards men. Strange.

And millions of other women who fit my narrative.

What about your female relatives? Do they fit your narrative too?
Paulina   
23 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

so why are you moaning when they talk back? Tit for tat, darling. :):)

I did talk back, but not Atch. She didn't get personal with Novichok, she only asked him a legitimate question - if he calls all women evil morons, does that mean his female relatives, according to him, are evil morons too?

Your abusing Atch revealed you scored a typical pussy meltdown.

Only partly, I think. It's his typical tactic of saving his face when he loses a discussion - he pretends to throw a temper tantrum for some silly reason in order not to answer a question or because he has no arguments left.

@Atch, again, a great post. I agree with everything you wrote. A standing ovation :)

I didn't abuse Atch

Yes, you did, weakling.
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@Novichok, you wrote:

Try to estimate the number of patents for men and women and divide W/M? What do you think you will get? 0.00001?

What I think or what you think doesn't matter, because we can be thinking all kinds of things. What matters is data.
So, what is the number of patents for men and women?

You have/had a Mother, Wife, Daughter and Granddaughter. What can you see?

I've been wondering about this too. Does he also view them as evil morons and compares them in his head to domesticated animals?
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

The same thing with everything else where creativity is involved.

Are you saying that women lack creativity? Atch is right, that's one of the most moronic statements I've read on this forum lol

Novichok, you claimed that the number of patents for women must be on the level of 0.00001. Why don't you back it up with data then?
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Some inventors...hahahahaha...

Ask the police officers and soldiers who are protecting your sorry ass whether they're laughing at the invention of Kevlar, idiot.

There is a difference between "can" and "do".

Yes, and they did it. Women invented Kevlar and that windshield wiper I mentioned, among others.

Try to estimate the number of patents for men and women and divide W/M? What do you think you will get? 0.00001?

I don't know, did you even bother to check or are you talking out of your ass?
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@Novichok, are you one of those PF men who can't read? Shame on you. I've already provided for you a link about some of the female inventors in my post #401.

My cat can play piano but didn't design it and didn't make it.

Can your cat also invent Kevlar or windshield wiper? I guess not? But women can.
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@Atch, I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest, unfortunately.

whilst the men who served alongside those women had nothing but respect for them.

Not only them. Present day soldiers have great respect for them too.
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Wow, Poloniusz, you are truly a human scum.

How far away were they from the raging battle front?

As far as they were sent to be.

To be sure it was miles and miles and miles away.

A field hospital is supposed to be located in some safe distance from the frontline, genius.

Demonstrating even basic and proper hospital hygiene in order to ensure the health, safety and recovery of the male combat patient

You are seriously sick in the head from your hatred towards women. A quote from the article:

"They nursed soldiers in the midst of the unspeakable horrors on the front, often with little or no training or equipment."

Besides, what's your point exactly? Women weren't allowed into the army at that time. So, perhaps you would like to discuss female soldiers in the Soviet army or Polish women in the Home Army (AK), huh? They were very much on the frontline.
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@Novichok, in case you are too lazy or unwilling to search for it by yourself:

rbth.com/arts/2014/01/22/the_women_behind_great_russian_writers_32453

theguardian.com/books/2009/jun/02/sofia-tolstoy-diaries
Paulina   
22 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Everything worth having today was invented and created by "conservative men".

Firstly, that's not true:

bluehost.com/blog/6-great-women-inventors-who-have-made-life-easier-for-you/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=genericsearch&gclsrc=aw.ds&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5tv-n_6S9gIVz4myCh2S3wPYEAAYASAAEgJm5_D_BwE

Secondly, of course all kinds of inventions, art, history even, etc. were made mainly by men in the past. As Atch already wrote, women in the past were denied even the most basic education, independence and all kinds of rights (that's the case even nowadays in some parts of the world), so how and what were they supposed to "invent"? lol I'm guessing that all they could "invent" was the traditional food that we enjoy to this day, since it was women who were mainly doing the cooking. And probably many herbal remedies.

So, Novichok, what's your point exactly? Because all you're showing is in what crappy situation women were in the past (and still are in some parts of the world). It just shows that in the past (and still nowadays in some parts of the world) to men women were basically subhumans.

OK, I was wrong. Women made their contribution...by nagging their men that it will not work

Yes, you were wrong. Btw, you seem to forget that usually behind every of those "great men" stood their wife, who was taking care of him, his kids and the household, so he could invent and create all he wanted in peace. Some wives were doing even more than that. I would suggest you to get acquainted with the plight of Tolstoy's wife, for example.

bow you head in shame at denigrating the courage and character of those women who volunteered to care for the wounded and dying

Novichok and others like him have no shame. That's the problem.

Real men don't hate and fear women :)

Exactly :)

Atch, great post, btw :) 👏
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Not to judge their relationship.

Why not? I know their relationship better than anyone else. What kind of relationship the parents have also has an impact on their kids. So, sorry, but I have the right to have an opinion.

Often enough. What does it matter?

Well, that's the topic of the current discussion. What does "often enough" mean according to a man? I'm curious.

Your mother has a problem.

No sh1t, Sherlock lol

Is your mother such a good wife>?

Yes, she is. That's the thing - she's always been a better wife than a mother, so my father could do sth to repay her for all those years.

If it is too much for her to take care of her grandkid, she shouldn't agree to do that.

Well, that's what I told her. I guess it's not that it's too much for her, but it would be easier for her if she didn't have to do almost everything by herself. It's not only about taking care of the grandchild, but all the rest.

She is venting. Just let her.

It doesn't change the fact that she has good reasons to vent. She's doing much more work than my father. And that's why I wrote about it - as an example showing that what Poloniusz wrote is far from the truth.
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Wrong, after work I was often doing housework and took care of the children..

How "often"?

Yes, that works better for her and her mother

And for you lol

It is not my place to judge my parents? Of course it is. What they were and are like had and will be having a big impact on me and my life, whether I want it or not. Just like it will be your kids place to judge you, whether you like it or not.

Not enough to do something for her

How do you know? I do help her, if I can, within reason though. I took care of the kid when my father had to suddenly go to the hospital and my mother started panicking and couldn't focus on the child. I also used to help my niece, when she was younger and my mother was going all psycho on her, taking out her anger and frustrations on the poor kid. I had to do it, because my father wouldn't react. I can't be there 24/7 though.

It is not his duty either

It is his duty to be a good husband though.

They are fine. Just leave them alone

Yeah? Then why don't you tell my mother to stop complaining to me about my father's behaviour. You think I like hearing about this and worrying about her? It's been like this all my life.

And I'm not "getting ahead of myself". Read my post #332, because I'm not going to repeat myself.

Seems to me you have issues not your family.

Then you're wrong. I'm not telling everything about my family. Only what I think is relevant to this topic.
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@Novichok, one time she actually did answer my question... Her answer was: "What if he leaves me for another woman, if I don't make those sandwiches?"

*facepalm*
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@johnny_reb, I'm not "sticking my nose" in their lives. It's my mother who's complaining to me about my father's behaviour. Also, sometimes when I'm around, I can see it with my own eyes. Besides, I know what my father is like, so there's no surprise.

And it doesn't look like this "old day tradition" is working for my mother, considering her mental state. She's clearly disappointed with my father's behaviour and she's saying stuff like "I have enough of everything already". Earlier she was even saying stuff like "Maybe it would be better if I died already".

My parents are adult people, it's their life, so I usually don't get involved. I just sometimes ask my mother, after she complains, why won't she tell him to make those sandwiches. Or, if I'm around, I'll suggest gently to my father that maybe it would be a good idea to make those sandwiches for her after she comes back from shopping. That's all I can do. I'm not their mother.
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Go for it and then come back and start talking sense.

Right after you try the life of a working Polish woman :) - doing two jobs, one at work and one at home. I can see by the tone of your comments concerning taking care of children, cooking and housework that all of that was done by your ex-wife when you were still married, so you don't know what it's like. I'm also guessing that after divorce your daughter stayed with her mom, right?

That would make you a person I would respect.

LOL
You've got to be kidding me :D Would you resign from your job and taking care of your own family in order to live with your parents and help your mother in taking care of your niece? My brother and his wife aren't invalids. My mother takes care of my niece if they're both working. She offered herself to do that, because she's retired and so she has the time. In fact, she retired earlier so my sister-in-law could go back to work, although I advised my mother not to do this, since she'd get lower retirement because of that.

Is that your sister/brother child? Its your family how can you be so cold?

LOL
I love my niece, but I'm just one of her relatives - she has parents and grandparents who can take care of her. If my brother and sister-in-law died and my parents weren't able to take care of her then it would be my duty to take up the daily care of her. Since they are all alive and well - it's not my duty.

You can be selfish and bitter about your father

How am I being selfish about my father?? lol

, but your father has no right to live as he wants after his children become adults?

You mean - after his children became adults he can continue to be a lousy husband and a crappy grandfather? Well, sure he can lol But then I can call it the way it is - that he's a lousy husband and a crappy grandfather.

Btw, if my father doesn't want to help my mother in taking care of his own granddaughter, he could at least help his own wife by doing the shopping, by making supper for her when she's tired after a whole day of taking care of a small, lively kid. But he wasn't and isn't doing that. Do you understand?

If I can understand that my mother is tired (you don't have to be a telepath for that) and it would be simply basic human decency to at least make some sanwiches for her for supper after she comes back tired and hungry (because she didn't manage to eat dinner) from shopping, then why my father can't understand that? Is he a moron? Or a selfish, lazy, inconsiderate a$$hole?
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Sounds more like he as in the "person" has issues.

Then there were and are quite a few such male "persons" in my family and outside of it...

wether it had to do with lost love

Oh, Oathy... ;D What a romantic you are lol

I wouldn't ask those questions when he is near his wife (just in case, so he can be as frank as overly possible).

Sorry, but me and my brother don't talk about personal or difficult stuff with our father. We don't have much of a bond with him. Also, we don't have such talks in our family in general. My father's drinking problem (and of other men in our family) was always a taboo, so me and my brother had noone to talk about it.

A weekend trip, asking how he is doing and if everything is all right.

lol
Oh, he's all right, don't you worry. Psychologically he's doing much better than my mother. Also, he never asked me or my brother how we were or are doing or what his drinking and lack of interest and affection towards us has done to us, so why should I ask him "if everything is all right"? It's enough that I take much greater interest in his health than he takes in mine, even though my health problems are more serious than his.

Grandpa can be as valuable an asset to the family as grandma.

Yup.

But as I wrote in my #297 post my father is already a grandpa. And to some extent he is a better grandpa than he was a father - at least he isn't drinking anymore, for example...
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

@maf, you have a point, but... I'll put it like this... Unlike my father, who could sit most of the day in an armchair and watch TV or browse the internet on his phone, my mother moves a lot. She's doing stuff, making sandwiches for breakfast and supper, she's cleaning, doing laundry both by hand and with the washing machine, she's playing with my niece, she's taking her to the playground and for walks. She doesn't have a driving license, so she's going everywhere on foot. My father is going almost everywhere by car. He smokes a lot, more than my mother, he abused alcohol for most of my life, he uses a lot of salt and there's no way of talking him into eating more healthy - I've tried. Green stuff is "food for goats" according to him. His cholesterol and sugar levels are above the norm (his father was a diabetic who died of a heart attack, btw). He goes outside basically only when my mother asks him to help her out with some bigger shopping and when he goes to the doctor. He will eat an apple only when my mother peels it for him - he's too lazy to do it by himself.

Who do you think will live longer?
Paulina   
9 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

Don't you have a father?

Can't you read?

If you claim that only women worked hard you lie.

I didn't claim that. Actually, it was Poloniusz who claimed that only men work hard and women don't. He even went as far as claiming that after women retire they become even more "idle in society" than when they were working, which is simply a lie. My post was only a response to his outrageous and unfair claims and lies about women.

Also, I don't think anyone compared taking care of children and house to working in a coal mine, so why are you arguing with points that noone made?

Actually, working in a coal mine is in some ways better. You get paid for it. You get retirement money for it. And once you're done, you can go home and rest (if you're a man, that is).

Why? Is she forced to do it? Why don't you do it then to help her out?

Yes, she is, because noone else will do that for her. Are you saying that I'm supposed to live with my parents and resign from my own life in order to help my mother take care of someone else's kid, because my father, who lives with her, is too lazy and selfish to help her out? Are you serious?

If a man would pile on women as much as you do you would call him sexist.

LOL
My post was only a rebuttal of Poloniusz's misogynistic lies. And, unlike him, I only described reality. It's funny that you objected to what I wrote, but you didn't react in any way to Poloniusz's unfair comments about women. I'm afraid it shows what a hypocrite you are.
Paulina   
7 Feb 2022
Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]

then enjoy just over two decades of being paid to be even more idle in society than the little effort they put in while "working."

"Idle"?? You have some nerve, Poloniusz, or you don't really live in Poland. Unlike men, women in Poland have two jobs - one is a regular job that they're being paid for and a second one - at home that they're doing for free. Men where I live, especially from my parents generation, do basically NOTHING at home. It's the women who are taking care of kids and do everything around the house: cooking, cleaning, doing the laundry, washing the dishes or even doing freaking everyday shopping, despite working professionally!

And it was always my mother that was working harder than my father even at her regular job!

And after all of that hard work, once she retired - do you think she gets to have some rest? No freaking way! She has to take care of her granddaughter, 5 days a week, and sometimes also on Saturday, if my brother and his wife want to go to a cinema or sth. Do you think my father is helping my mother? No, he isn't. He sometimes prepares water for the kid to drink and that's it. My mother is doing all the rest, including taking her to the playground, lifting her, carrying her, etc. despite her age and her back and hip problems. I remember I was present once at parents' place when after a long day of taking care of her granddaughter my mother went to do shopping at the supermarket - she went back with a shopping cart with sth like eight packages of toilet paper rolls + other shopping, tired, hungry, with her back aching... and she found my father sitting in an armchair with supper (sandwiches) that he made for himself and watching TV... but he didn't prepare anything for her... Even though that during their marriage she was always preparing sandwiches for him for breakfast, for supper and even for work... I've never seen him doing that for her. And that was one of very few moments when my mother "complained" and asked why didn't he make any sandwiches for her...

and we are yet to see any feminist or lesbian stand up and fight for progress and true equality between men and women.

Oh, I'll be the first to do that when I'll see that there's a reason to stand up for men in this area. Because for now I don't see any - certainly not where I live.

Also, you seem to be forgetting about something - due to the fact that women live longer they're getting lower retirement pensions. So after years of doing two jobs (and thus working harder than men and contributing more to the society than men), they're not only getting less money than men, but also, unlike men, they can't rest, because they have to take care of the grandkids and the house.

And men die earlier, because they smoke like chimneys, abuse alcohol, don't want to eat healthy and don't want to go to the doctors (=my father in a nutshell).

Oh, and btw... My niece is 5 years old now and she's attending a kindergarten, but still my mother has to pick her up at 2 pm, give her dinner and play with her until her mother comes for her. Once my niece was asked at the kindergarten to draw her family. She drew only her mom and grandma, despite the fact that she also had a dad and a grandad. Draw conclusions for yourself...

This is why men like you simply make me sick...
Paulina   
7 Feb 2022
Life / Paintings of artists from Poland? [192]

If anyone is going to be in Radom or in the area - an interesting art show titled "Woman" just opened in the Jacek Malczewski's Museum (you can visit it from the 4th of February till the 22nd of June 2022) - many artists contributed to it:

news.niezlasztuka.net/event/kobieta-wspolczesni-artysci-pamieci-anny-bilinskiej/

For example, a painting of Tomasz "Alen" Kopera has it's "premiere" there.

Marzena Machaj also painted this for the show:

instagram.com/p/CZmPD07IuhB/

This art show was organised to honour the memory of the first Polish female painter who got an academic art education and international recognition - Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowicz. Such art show dedicated to women was her unfulfilled dream:

notesfrompoland.com/2021/06/29/anna-bilinska-the-groundbreaking-19th-century-artist-who-defied-adversity-to-inspire-others/

autoportret

Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowicz - self-portrait.
Paulina   
28 Jan 2022
History / Why Poland is not Russia [260]

@Vlad1234, what does it matter how big the area is? It shows what Russia is capable of - that's the point.
Paulina   
16 Jan 2022
News / Security issues in Poland [10]

@Miloslaw, well, yes, the situation in general isn't funny at all...