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Not Gay: Making Friends With Polish Men In The UK.


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Edited by: Moderator  Aug 15, 10, 13:18    #1
i am in and from uk, i try to make friends with poles, i end up making friends only with polish women, dont take it wrong i am not complaining and i am not gay but just wondering why its difficult to make frienship with polish men in UK.

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 Aug 15, 10, 13:25    #2
Because you're gay :p

Just kidding, why do you think it is that way?
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 Aug 15, 10, 13:41    #3
well i think the reason is the polish women who come are doctors or nurses or educated group but the polish men who come here are mostly into manual labours- i think thats why they are bit introvert-

i might be wrong, thats why i am trying to find out.
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 Aug 15, 10, 13:43    #4
I don't fully understand your point.
And how do you associate manual work with intransitiveness?
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 Aug 15, 10, 13:49    #5
sorry if i tell my background i think it will be more clear-

i am of indian orgin and working as doctor in uk, i feel the the polish men here are naive about other race so .. i think you understand

but the polish women here who are more educated, broadminded and also i havent come across one male polish doctore here .

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 Aug 15, 10, 13:54    #6
polishhunter:
think you understand

but the polish women here who are more educated, broadminded and also i havent come across one male polish doctore here .


Ok, please explain one thing why do you use the name " Polishhunter"
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 Aug 15, 10, 13:55    #7
As he said, it must be easier with educated people (who can probably speak English).
Those who are there for 'manual labours' may not be fluent in English (at all) and may find it too difficult to have a proper conversion with someone who doesn't speak his own language. I guess ;)
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Edited by: SeanBM  Aug 15, 10, 13:55    #8
polishhunter:
i am of indian orgin and working as doctor in uk, i feel the the polish men here are naive about other race so .. i think you understand

but the polish women here who are more educated, broadminded and also i havent come across one male polish doctore here .

Oh, to be honest, I don't know why that is.

Polson:
As he said, it must be easier with educated people (who can probably speak English).
Those who are there for 'manual labours' may not be fluent in English (at all) and may find it too difficult to have a proper conversion with someone who doesn't speak his own language. I guess ;)

Fair point.
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 Aug 15, 10, 14:03    #9
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polishhunter:
i am of indian orgin and working as doctor in uk, i feel the the polish men here are naive about other race so .. i think you understand

but the polish women here who are more educated, broadminded and also i havent come across one male polish doctore here .

Oh, to be honest, I don't know why that is.

Polson:
As he said, it must be easier with educated people (who can probably speak English).
Those who are there for 'manual labours' may not be fluent in English (at all) and may find it too difficult to have a proper conversion with someone who doesn't speak his own language. I guess ;)

Fair point.




emm i think you guys have given fair points


yes i have asked my polish doctor friends about why men doctors dont come out of the country- some said thats because usually their parents are doctors and they get settled easily while female doctor has to come out of the country- but i dont think it sound very resonable explaination
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 Aug 15, 10, 14:23    #10
polishhunter:
i end up making friends only with polish women,


Could it be that the Polish males are a little bit jealous of your friendship with nice looking Polish girls...????

Polish people are not the most tolerent of other cultures , and if these guys are from the countryside , they have probably never seen anyone with non white skin.....

If you walked through my local village you would get the same reaction as you would if you stepped out of a UFO...and were green...!
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 Aug 15, 10, 14:56    #11
Polish males are quite friendly but it all comes usually to drinking.
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 Aug 15, 10, 15:48    #12
wildrover:
Could it be that the Polish males are a little bit jealous of your friendship with nice looking Polish girls...????



well once again i am happy you found your love in russia and i wish you all the best,


coming back this topic, well first the place i am talking about which is UK hospital there are no polish men around to be jealous, second the division is not about white and non white, its more about local population and foreigners- so the polish or hungarian or greek identify themselves more with indian doctors and nurses than with british......



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