Are Polish men dominating, controlling and emotional?

To Napoleon we were a nation of shopkeepers. With posters like this loser the uninformed reader might think we are a nation of lunatic shopkeepers.

emotional doesn`t mean that man cry, feel or act like woman, this is fagotty.;)
But Poles have some kind of romantic style in acting. As it said my english friend we are last gentlemen.

I'm not sure about dominating, maybe a little controlling and emotional - a good type of emotional such as thoughtful who cooks for you when you get home from work. A very loving and hugs you and kisses you and caresses your hair and loves doing things together just like a best friends does like hiking, walking, swimming, dancing, watching and admiring nature, especially the snow during winter time. I think Polish guys have high moral standards particularly raised in a loving family who appreciates little things and respecting the parents and listens their good advise. I realize the drinking part gets in the way sometimes. I can understand this because Poland has a very cold climate country so men or women drinks to keep themselves warm. Personally, I enjoy drinking Moscato Wine together with a meal and not by itself. The man that I am with is very creative. He makes something out of nothing, like from scratch. He search in the internet and figure it out and does it. Amazing! Sometimes I feel like if I only have half of his brain I will be a multi-billionare right now.

This is a response from the valley who is in love with his Polish gentleman and this Polish gentleman loves her too. He always says, kocham cie bardzo dobze mie kuhanie...maya swutka.

It sounds like you have found a wonderful man. You are indeed a very blessed woman! I hope the two of you will spend many happy years together!! :-)

Let's put it this way:
Slavic men are not passive-aggressive, or politically correct.

They've got character, and tend to not give a **** what others thing of them.

Refreshing, if you ask me.

This doesn't match a lot of people's experience of Polish men.