Switezianka: Can't you really see the stupidity of your question? Let me enlighten you: the only thing that all Polish youth have in common are nationality and young age. In all other respects they present various features, they come from differents backgrounds, have different attitudes and lifestyles. Some are begging for money for drugs on train stations, others have never seen drugs in their lives. Some find a new partner in a disco and have sex with them in the loo every Saturday, and some stay virgins until marriage. In some backgrounds some of these behaviours are considered normal, in some - unacceptable. So asking about Polish youth as a whole is stupid.
Switezianka is right. There are the same changes, the same pressures as anywhere. And in ant case, it's hard to generalise about the population of a modern nation of 40m people.
Here in the cities, I don't see much difference to anywhere else. In small towns though (and a lot of people here live in small towns) young people have less scope for misbehaviour, a closer support network and the influence of the Church.
Though that is changing.
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