Polish women care about traditional values

it's called being 'desperate' - hardly a situation to aspire to, for goodness sake. At least then, in Poland, now women can dump their sorry ass drinking and gambling husbands and make a life without him. That is called 'progress'.

I am with you on this one, sis. I have been saying this always: girls, get the education that will allow you to support your two kids, pay mortgage and save for old age without a guy because the bum will leave you or you will kick his ass to the curb one day. If it does not happen, consider yourself lucky and a statistical anomaly.

Exactly! That is exemplary exploitation of women by men. No wonder she had enough and left.

@pawian, thanks for digging up this thread, I remembered that johnny_reb wrote it, but I didn't remember in which thread exactly:


And here's the truth why in reality men want women to stay at home with kids and why fathers don't want to do it or share duties at home lol

This is not entirely true. For example, in Germany men often take parental leave and women work, especially if they earn more.

@Magdalena
Yes, this. Except Polish women give off a fascade that they are traditional women, but they are not. Femism has destroyed the family.

@Rich Mazur
A worse case scenario to destroy the family. No man wants a woman like that unless he is a bum.

@couchmigrant

Oh dear, we have another anti Polish troll on this forum!

There is nothing wrong with Polish women..... please explore more and you might learn something you moron!

@johnny reb
Poland isn't traditionally Catholic. They are novus ordo and culturally Catholic. Now there are traditional Catholics in Poland like with the sspx and maybe one or two independent priests, but there are not many of these.

The novus ordo isn't Catholic. It's an imposter church. JP2 was a heretic.

@Miloslaw
ah, the white knight 😀

Dude, shutup. You're the moron. Get over your Polish pride. I dont need to "explore".

@Wroclaw Boy


That's completely untrue. A certain kind of person, when they reach a certain age (usually with family and kids) gets sick of cities/towns and just wants to live somewhere quiet with a lot of space. That's something you see among middle aged family men/women and retirees everywhere. But me, I love cities, and so do lots of people I know. I would go mad living in a village more than a few weeks/months a year.

I would say that actually Poles are more inclined to village life. You can see that in how so many really loathe Warsaw - the only city here that I would say really qualifies as a proper 'big city'. Me, I don't like certain aspects of life here, such as all the menele, dog poop, Legia graffiti, but I don't mind the fact that it's a big city, all the people, etc. Many Poles are horrified by the fact that Warsaw is a big, busy metropolis and far prefer their cities in smaller, more manageable formats, such as Torun or even Krakow (which, to me, have more of a "historic market town" kind of feel, like Oxford or Bath or something. Quaint old town in the centre, lots of very quiet suburbs for them to have their big detached house, minimal blocks and concrete in between.

Re. "traditional mindsets": actually, I feel Polish women are far more progressive than men. You can see this in the voting figures and which gender tends to vote for which parties. Polish men are primarily the ones who want a wife who will stay at home, give him lots of dzieci, clean the house and cook him obiad every day without fail. Which, if this doesn't offend people too much, is part of why I think men from more progressive foreign countries are so much more popular with Polish women than Polish men are with women from those countries.

I don't think so, in old age it's better to live in a big city, where you can walk everywhere or get there by public transport without your own car. Nearby shops, offices, a good hospital, theatre etc. are important. In Kozia Wólka there is none of that.