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Posts by Debianco  

Joined: 30 Aug 2007 / Female ♀
Last Post: 2 Dec 2007
Threads: Total: 19 / Live: 0 / Archived: 19
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From: newcastle
Speaks Polish?: a little
Interests: music drama, poland

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Debianco   
2 Dec 2007
Life / Poles - the Nation of Liars? [478]

historically poland has had to fight for its identity and independence. the polish nation having been promised so many things which have never materialised.-after the end of communistic rule-eventual " freedom" in a democracy-this is difficulty to adjust to. my father had to " lie "to stay alive during the war-"trust" no-one-its hard to deal honesty and truth-when all you have know is the lies of others. i do not think they are a nation of liars-but struggling to accept honesty-they think you are lying to them!!! now with EU status -and more freedom and choice-like being let loose in a candy store-gona grab it while you can and you aint gona let anyone take it from you!!!!. its they insecurity which is the problem.
Debianco   
5 Nov 2007
Love / AVERAGE AGE FOR MEN TO MARRY in POLAND [33]

my father polish married age 29, mother -english- aged 18. i married aged 27, was engaged before-didnt feel it wa right and i was too young. ex-husband 26-i married for life-catholic-x husband had other ideas!!!-not catholic-decided he wanted to be single again-once 3 kids reached what he consisdered-old enough-wish he had let me know this before we married!!!! probably should have married person i was engaged to-i feel i have now met someone i want to be married or not -what ever works for both

parents married for 50 years