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Poland is in Central Europe - we are a mix of eastern and western Europe in terms of culture, attitudes, geography, literature...etc- we are unique. Poland has a fascinating history. We had kings, peasants, we disappeared from the map for 123 yrs, we had communism, well...we are definetly not boring:).
Most Poles live abroad? Nonsense (most Poles in Poland have no experience with emigration). When it comes to the position of women in Poland, it is very telling that for several decades in private business they have been on boards of companies much more often than in Germany or Norway, not to mention US or France or Switzerland. In addition, the difference in wages between women and men in Poland in private business is one of the lowest in Europe (15%), while in Scandinavian countries it reaches 25% and in Germany - 30%. It is also not worth mixing up the "Slavicness" of Poles with Eastern Europeanness. Poland is located in Central Europe and what is more, the traditional position of women (strong) in Poland is typical for Central Europe and differs greatly from Eastern Europe (i.e. mainly the countries of the former USSR and with Orthodox religious tradition), and is much stronger than, for example, in Switzerland or France. It is no coincidence that women in Poland gained the right to vote right after Poland regained independence in 1918 (one of the first countries in the world to grant women the right to vote) and already at the beginning of the 20th century, women's education at universities, including in professions considered "male", was fully accepted in Poland (unlike, for example, in Western Europe, especially in Switzerland or Germany).
I'm sorry but some points you make in the video are simply wrong. 1. Polish women are not traditional anymore, they don't want to start families and in fact, Poland as a country has one of the lowest birth rates in the whole world. 2. We are not a traditional society anymore but egalitarian one, men have less rights than women (mandatory military service in case of war does not apply to women, court cases for child care after the divorces favour women over men by default) 3. Poles DO NOT like to immigrate, they HAD TO based on the economic situation in the country where they would live in poverty if they had not migrated somewhere else. Also a lot of wars that caused mass fleeing from the country and opening the borders to the rest of EU in 2007 let a lot of people to seek better living condidions elsewhere. If the situation wasn't as bad as it was during those times, people would stay in the country just like Norwegians. But I'm glad to hear that you like Poland and you have made friends with local folks! Trzymaj się w tej Polsce i życzę powodzenia w dalszej nauce polskiego
ad. 1 i 2 - really? in Poland both men and women are afraid to start families because there is a huge housing crisis, and has been for 30 years, and recently you have to reckon with the fact that you will not be able to afford even a small apartment until you are 50. 2. We are still a society immersed in our traditions (unique and absolutely not Eastern European), and also believing in God in the majority. however, we were greatly pissed off by the Catholic Church in Poland, which got involved in politics and has representatives who have ceased to be a moral authority
Great video, mate! You're a good speaker. I think the aggressive mentality among some men in Poland is genetic, possibly due to the many conflicts Poland has endured throughout history. Norwegians have had similar traits back throughout history as well. For instance, look at the Vikings. Norway also had a much stronger presence of Christianity back throughout history. During World War II, figures like Max Manus, Gunnar Sønsteby, and Gregers Gram exemplified a true fighter mentality. Masculinity in Norway seems to have faded since World War II, likely due to not only safety, but also economical comfort and just overall lack of conflict in the years that followed.
First of all, I don't know where the author of this volog saw Poles fighting. Secondly, it is not possible in Poland for immigrants, people with a different mentality, to introduce their laws and customs here. It has been like this for centuries. What is happening in Western Europe is difficult to explain logically.
I think it has to do with the level of inner happiness and satisfaction in life in people. It’s a known fact that people in Norway, Sweden, Denmark are much more happy with their lifes. Compared to the other countries, Poland is no diffference. Can’t say it’s one of most violent nations for sure, but I get what Marcin is saying. It comes generally from the inner self, inner conflicts, a lot of drama in life, depression, sadness - all of that make people resort to violence to blow off the steam.
Usually I link aggressiveness to a feeling of lack of control over life. If you are frustrated, if you feel you don't have influence over your life you tend to be either aggressive or depressive. Poles come from long tradition of being oppressed, out of control, but always had and still have the drive, the fight in them, so it can trend into aggression. Usually it is bottled because Poles tend to keep to themselves, but it boils out when drinking alcohol. One needs to be careful around drunks - period. Things change for the better lately, Poland came through a metamorphosis through last three decades, we see changes all around us, and there is a ton of foreigners lately who notice that Poland is a beautiful country full of hard working, decent, warm people. Many Poles are flabbergasted by it, still feeling a s being worse than the western europeans, but The times, they are a-changing'...
I have to agree with you. In 1990 I was in Stockholm for a few months and I was amazed at how quickly women/girls there lose their beauty. Even 30-year-olds seemed old (I mean figure, skin, general impression) - and somehow "faded", uncharacteristic.. I gave 50 years to women around 30. And 30+ to Swedish twenty-year-olds. Along with youth, they often lose their beauty, while in Poland many women 50+ retain their beauty and such noble features and delicacy. This was during the economic crisis at the end of communism in Poland and now, when Polish women have many more opportunities to take care of themselves, it is even more striking. I was in Sweden recently on vacation and unfortunately, the differences in this regard between women in Poland and Sweden have even deepened. Interestingly, I have similar impressions of women from Ukraine, especially from its southeastern part. They also age rapidly, around thirty they start to look like old ladies.
According to the Polish Church, Poland has literally the fastest growing youth Atheist population. Please stop this BS about the religion, it’s not 1995 anymore or even 2005
There's definitely a resurgence, especially amongst the youth gen z maybe even ethno-nationalism with a religious view. Definitely not going to church every Sunday but still culturally Catholic and a fair bit religious, my opinion anyway
Jeszcze mało wiesz i o Polsce, i o polskich kobietach. One są silne od pokoleń kiedy musiały same dbać o rodzinę, a ich mężowie i bracia ginęli w wojnach.
I lived in Stavanger, Norway for 6 years. it used to be possible to make a lot of money there back in the days.. it was also full of polish and lithuanians who were mainly taking care of manual jobs and probably making ok money too. In fact the cost of living was high but salaries were also very good. However following the massive krone depreciation that took place in the last 5 years, I wonder if polish are still living in norway to this day. I guess it is not that lucrative anymore.
Kiedy po jednej stronie sąsiadem są Niemcy a po drugiej Rosja to musisz być agresywny. Jesteśmy jedynym krajem na świecie który leży pomiędzy dwoma mocarstwami i który wymazany z mapy powstał ponownie. Ciągłe wojny wykształciły w nas instynkt obronny gdy nie mamy wspólnego wroga walczymy miedzy sobą najczęściej politycznie. Stalin powiedział że jak zostawisz Polaka na godzinę to zaczyna się kłócić sam ze sobą.
i know this isn’t really about the video, but has anyone else seen people talking about the book Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki? i finally gave in after seeing it everywhere, and i can see why people keep bringing it up. it’s super practical and teaches you how to strengthen your presence in a way that feels authentic. i didn’t think something like this would work, but i’ve definitely noticed how people interact with me differently now-it’s like they’re drawn to me without me trying.
These are the same differences i noticed when i moved to Denmark from Lithuania. I would say the biggest problem i have is the language its been so difficult for me to learn Danish because the people are very closed off and if you try to speak your terrible Danish to them, they would just switch it to English.
That's true with scandinavian girls. From my observation, women get aged rapidly after 30s! Check around the lips they have so many wrinkles after 30s. Second thing is short legs compare to the rest part of body like a duck. Other thing its that living in Norway its like living in the cage. I was living there for 10 years now I went back to Poland this year and for the same work get more money now in Poland and feel more safe and freedom here. Thing changed a lot last few years. From my perspective its more oportunity and better perspective now to live in Poland. Norway now seems get in stagnation mode.
Difference between polish and norwegian in terms of aggression and straightforwardness is like the difference between finns and swedes. I am half swedish/half finnish. Finns are generally much more straightforward than swedes who mostly tries to play nice. Finns are also seen as more aggressive, even historically. About 100 years ago Tampere in Finland had as much murders and manslaughters as whole Sweden. I have also seen seedish wmen age pretty badly, it is probably partly because of genes, and maybe alcohol consumtion.
i know this is kinda off-topic, but i kept seeing comments about Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki in videos like this, and i finally decided to read it. honestly, it’s one of those books where you don’t realize how much it’s helping until you start noticing people treating you differently. it’s like the book shows you how to unlock a version of yourself you didn’t even know was there. subtle, but so effective.
Im Polish women lived in Sweden as an young adult and now live in US . I have traveled to Poland last 3 years after over 25 year absence and what struck me is young Polish women with huge fake lips , eyelashes and over all they don’t look fresh . Swedish girls and women look more natural and sophisticated here in Stockholm where I stay when I’m visiting.. sometime it’s like a supermodel contest I’m rally surprised how good looking those females are . As a Pole wish I shared your opinion but nope , sorry,
Central-west (geographically and culturally, religiously, with a break for the period of communism, which was liberal in Poland anyway and did not resemble Eastern European communism at all)
this might be a bit unrelated, but i kept seeing Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki popping up in comments everywhere, so i decided to check it out. the book’s all about working on your energy and presence, and it’s way more practical than i expected. after applying what it teaches, i’ve noticed people are more drawn to me, and i feel more confident without trying too hard. it’s been such a low-key but powerful shift
Great video bro and I agree on most things. I'm fully Polish and my family and I immigrated to the US in 2001 and the main reason Polish people have done it quite a lot is simply for better economic opportunities, not necessarily because they want to move elsewhere. We had to rebuild the entire country after WWII and we also had communism until 1989 so the economy was absolutely awful during that period. Then in 2004 when Poland joined the EU, the economy was only just starting to improve so it started a whole new wave of people moving to the UK, Germany, Scandinavia, etc. for better opportunities. Now with the economy finally being quite good, it means that a lot more Polish people are staying in Poland. Norwegians and Western Europeans never had to immigrate because they didn't have the economic problems that Poland did. I think most Polish people prefer to stay in Poland and will only leave if the economic opportunities are just too good to pass up.
Actually nowayfays it doesn’t make a big sense for Polish to live in Norway in case your a professional in something. Only the minimum wage workers might feel the benefits. Scandinavians consider us only a low wage workers so in e.g. tech sector, in 99% cases a Pole will be less paid despite the competences. The wage gap created by this discrimination is huge. That’s why as a Pole myself from a tech field, I moved to Bulgaria to pay less taxes while working for an international startup. Btw these days Poland has wages literally similar to Spanish(while having a cheaper living) so we’re not poor anymore, we’re mid tier
I don't agree about polish wmn. IMO we want to be a partner for our man. We don't like to be dominate. Women want to have their own carieer, hobbies not only home and children.
He talks nonsense about Polish women (he doesn't understand that Polish women don't want to dominate, but prefer full partnership, and yet they have nothing against sharing roles in marriage in a traditional way, provided that the man takes on some of the responsibilities so that the burdens are distributed evenly).
@@roysmith8679 You didn't understand any of this. Besides, I assure you that Polish men prefer women who are strong and independent - and at the same time warm and supportive to men. This is what research shows. Helpless, unemployed, only-home-oriented women are attractive only to a small percentage of Poles. Of course, no one likes cold, caricaturedly masculine women, but we are talking about completely different women here.
i know this isn’t what the video’s about, but i had to mention how i kept seeing Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki in comments everywhere. curiosity got the better of me, and i finally read it. it’s wild how much it changes your mindset and the way you come across to others. it’s not about pretending to be confident-it’s about genuinely building that energy so it shows naturally. definitely worth all the buzz it’s been getting.
i know this isn’t related to the video, but i’ve been seeing Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki mentioned in so many comment sections lately. i thought it was just hype until i finally gave it a shot. honestly, the book blew me away. it’s all about understanding your energy and how to naturally draw people and opportunities toward you. it’s not some overnight fix, but you start to notice little shifts in how people respond to you, and it just builds from there.
Interesting comments and predominantly true. One remark only is that, when you mention the alleged lack of mobility of Norwegians, you seem to forget the time in history when most of the Norwegian population emigrated to the USA. Norwegians apparently don't emigrate nowadays (excluding e.g. moving to Spain when retired) because there are few countries where they could experience a better quality of life!
cool video, I'm Polish, but I've lived abroad for a long time (13 years in total: Italy, UK, Spain), I've never been to Norway, but I'd like to go there, 15% of Scandinavian DNA showed up in my DNA, I also have the impression since returning to Poland that people here are more aggressive than other places :( All the best and greetings from Gdańsk
Scientists blame this rather conflictual character (although Poles also quickly reconcile and calm down - maybe because they are also sincere and honest in these conflicts) partly on the trauma that Polish society experienced during the Nazi occupation. Studies show that about 30% of Polish society still has so-called prolonged PTSD (after the war, no one treated millions of Poles for what they experienced and they passed on some of their traumas to the part of their children and grandchildren). Israel has a similarly high percentage of long-term traumatized society. And in other European countries it does not exceed 3% (except for Germany, where it reaches 10%). And looking for the reason that Poles drink alcohol is misguided, because according to statistics, they drink less of it than Scandinavians.
@@alh6255 Never thought of it that way, maybe there is some truth in it but mainly its do with with sincerity, and about straightforwardness, why hold back information that needs to be told regardless of hurting feelings we don't consider that to a certain extent its ridiculous in my mind to think I cant be honest because it might hurt feelings it encourages me even more to speak the truth lool and my aggression is always justified and i only smile when i need to
I just realized, I just listened to the Joe Rogan podcast with Mike Rowe, the guy that shot and narrated the whole “dirty jobs” series on Discovery channel. Mike Rowe spoke soooo “matter of fact” about how he got his gigs because of his voice! Brother, you should try out for that, you have a great, commanding, deep voice just like Mike Rowe, but you are bilingual, Polish, English, and north European! I expect to see you on Discovery channel, or National Geographic, in the next 5 years, I’m dead serious!!😡🤨
I have never been in Norway. I am from Poland but I have definitely mentality of Norwegian people I don't know why and I also like electric cars. I have three electric cars at home. Strange but this is true.
You def got that chad look from your Norwegian genes 👍. I'm surprised you said polish chicks over Norwegian lmao. As a guy from Sweden I can tell you in terms of just facial looks, Sweden is number one many young women look above average even mixed people look good. Maybe I need go to Poland and find out myself😆.
We have the predatory instinct from the ancient ancestors nomadic step people the Scythians , and freedom is the most valuable to our existence, in emergency we become ONE , like bees
At 5:30 Actually, Jantelagen means; and I know this myself, u cant be better than your nordic fellows or they will see u and think: "Ah, u think u are better than us". One cant stand out in Scandivanian countries like in the USA, in the USA they encourage people to go after the so called "american dream". Scandivanian people are in general envious of others success! Info from the web: "In the 1930s, the Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose formulated the so-called Jante Law, the law of not standing out and not believing that you are something. A term that exists in many parts of the world, in English-speaking areas under the name Tall Poppy Syndrome" Dolph Lundgren´s dad even said: Go to USA and make something about yourself, Sweden is a socialist country and u will not make any success in Sweden.
I have a beautiful body and my face is 10/9.8 . Today and yesterday I approached two ladies and they were both very scared of me. The first lady screamed and backed away three meters when I said hello to her... and the second day when I said hello to the new woman she lowered her head and walked quickly forward. I think I will only approach women who can look long into the hunter eyes..."I'm talking about different womens."
@ yes but they are doing all the servant jobs. Washing pots and pans, collecting empty glasses in bars and driving cabs only for people to vomit or excrete in their taxi. Dobra
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Poland is in Central Europe - we are a mix of eastern and western Europe in terms of culture, attitudes, geography, literature...etc- we are unique. Poland has a fascinating history. We had kings, peasants, we disappeared from the map for 123 yrs, we had communism, well...we are definetly not boring:).
no we are not central or a mix of western Europe loool what kind of lies are you spewing here.
Idź się dziecko trochę pouczyć, popatrz na mapę jak było wcześniej i jak jest teraz. Zawsze byliśmy czymś pomiędzy wschodem a zachodem.
@@jazleen5743 to co jestesmy?
@@agatakawa3586 Eastern European!!!! I will never say western or central, bullshit, Im not a liberal like the western european trash.
Lithuanian language is hard, too. Baltic languages are hard languages
Most Poles live abroad? Nonsense (most Poles in Poland have no experience with emigration). When it comes to the position of women in Poland, it is very telling that for several decades in private business they have been on boards of companies much more often than in Germany or Norway, not to mention US or France or Switzerland. In addition, the difference in wages between women and men in Poland in private business is one of the lowest in Europe (15%), while in Scandinavian countries it reaches 25% and in Germany - 30%. It is also not worth mixing up the "Slavicness" of Poles with Eastern Europeanness. Poland is located in Central Europe and what is more, the traditional position of women (strong) in Poland is typical for Central Europe and differs greatly from Eastern Europe (i.e. mainly the countries of the former USSR and with Orthodox religious tradition), and is much stronger than, for example, in Switzerland or France. It is no coincidence that women in Poland gained the right to vote right after Poland regained independence in 1918 (one of the first countries in the world to grant women the right to vote) and already at the beginning of the 20th century, women's education at universities, including in professions considered "male", was fully accepted in Poland (unlike, for example, in Western Europe, especially in Switzerland or Germany).
I'm sorry but some points you make in the video are simply wrong.
1. Polish women are not traditional anymore, they don't want to start families and in fact, Poland as a country has one of the lowest birth rates in the whole world.
2. We are not a traditional society anymore but egalitarian one, men have less rights than women (mandatory military service in case of war does not apply to women, court cases for child care after the divorces favour women over men by default)
3. Poles DO NOT like to immigrate, they HAD TO based on the economic situation in the country where they would live in poverty if they had not migrated somewhere else. Also a lot of wars that caused mass fleeing from the country and opening the borders to the rest of EU in 2007 let a lot of people to seek better living condidions elsewhere. If the situation wasn't as bad as it was during those times, people would stay in the country just like Norwegians.
But I'm glad to hear that you like Poland and you have made friends with local folks! Trzymaj się w tej Polsce i życzę powodzenia w dalszej nauce polskiego
1. City women are like that. Go to a village and youll meet normal women
ad. 1 i 2 - really? in Poland both men and women are afraid to start families because there is a huge housing crisis, and has been for 30 years, and recently you have to reckon with the fact that you will not be able to afford even a small apartment until you are 50. 2. We are still a society immersed in our traditions (unique and absolutely not Eastern European), and also believing in God in the majority. however, we were greatly pissed off by the Catholic Church in Poland, which got involved in politics and has representatives who have ceased to be a moral authority
Great video, mate! You're a good speaker. I think the aggressive mentality among some men in Poland is genetic, possibly due to the many conflicts Poland has endured throughout history. Norwegians have had similar traits back throughout history as well. For instance, look at the Vikings. Norway also had a much stronger presence of Christianity back throughout history. During World War II, figures like Max Manus, Gunnar Sønsteby, and Gregers Gram exemplified a true fighter mentality. Masculinity in Norway seems to have faded since World War II, likely due to not only safety, but also economical comfort and just overall lack of conflict in the years that followed.
First of all, I don't know where the author of this volog saw Poles fighting. Secondly, it is not possible in Poland for immigrants, people with a different mentality, to introduce their laws and customs here. It has been like this for centuries. What is happening in Western Europe is difficult to explain logically.
I think it has to do with the level of inner happiness and satisfaction in life in people. It’s a known fact that people in Norway, Sweden, Denmark are much more happy with their lifes. Compared to the other countries, Poland is no diffference. Can’t say it’s one of most violent nations for sure, but I get what Marcin is saying. It comes generally from the inner self, inner conflicts, a lot of drama in life, depression, sadness - all of that make people resort to violence to blow off the steam.
Usually I link aggressiveness to a feeling of lack of control over life. If you are frustrated, if you feel you don't have influence over your life you tend to be either aggressive or depressive. Poles come from long tradition of being oppressed, out of control, but always had and still have the drive, the fight in them, so it can trend into aggression. Usually it is bottled because Poles tend to keep to themselves, but it boils out when drinking alcohol. One needs to be careful around drunks - period.
Things change for the better lately, Poland came through a metamorphosis through last three decades, we see changes all around us, and there is a ton of foreigners lately who notice that Poland is a beautiful country full of hard working, decent, warm people.
Many Poles are flabbergasted by it, still feeling a s being worse than the western europeans, but The times, they are a-changing'...
It can be trauma coded in. DNA
I have to agree with you. In 1990 I was in Stockholm for a few months and I was amazed at how quickly women/girls there lose their beauty. Even 30-year-olds seemed old (I mean figure, skin, general impression) - and somehow "faded", uncharacteristic.. I gave 50 years to women around 30. And 30+ to Swedish twenty-year-olds. Along with youth, they often lose their beauty, while in Poland many women 50+ retain their beauty and such noble features and delicacy. This was during the economic crisis at the end of communism in Poland and now, when Polish women have many more opportunities to take care of themselves, it is even more striking. I was in Sweden recently on vacation and unfortunately, the differences in this regard between women in Poland and Sweden have even deepened. Interestingly, I have similar impressions of women from Ukraine, especially from its southeastern part. They also age rapidly, around thirty they start to look like old ladies.
According to the Polish Church, Poland has literally the fastest growing youth Atheist population. Please stop this BS about the religion, it’s not 1995 anymore or even 2005
Sounds like truth. People are getting tired of things being imposed on them
Jestes ateista
There's definitely a resurgence, especially amongst the youth gen z maybe even ethno-nationalism with a religious view. Definitely not going to church every Sunday but still culturally Catholic and a fair bit religious, my opinion anyway
Exactly! Tired of this stereotype 😪
Fantastic discussion
Excellent analysis
Thank you Sir
I always love listening to you
Jeszcze mało wiesz i o Polsce, i o polskich kobietach. One są silne od pokoleń kiedy musiały same dbać o rodzinę, a ich mężowie i bracia ginęli w wojnach.
Very nice, informative video. It's nice to hear, you feel Polish. Cheers from Wejherowo, PL.
I lived in Stavanger, Norway for 6 years. it used to be possible to make a lot of money there back in the days.. it was also full of polish and lithuanians who were mainly taking care of manual jobs and probably making ok money too. In fact the cost of living was high but salaries were also very good. However following the massive krone depreciation that took place in the last 5 years, I wonder if polish are still living in norway to this day. I guess it is not that lucrative anymore.
Is not. People are coming back to Poland or just do not got to Norway for few moths to work.
Kiedy po jednej stronie sąsiadem są Niemcy a po drugiej Rosja to musisz być agresywny. Jesteśmy jedynym krajem na świecie który leży pomiędzy dwoma mocarstwami i który wymazany z mapy powstał ponownie. Ciągłe wojny wykształciły w nas instynkt obronny gdy nie mamy wspólnego wroga walczymy miedzy sobą najczęściej politycznie. Stalin powiedział że jak zostawisz Polaka na godzinę to zaczyna się kłócić sam ze sobą.
i know this isn’t really about the video, but has anyone else seen people talking about the book Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki? i finally gave in after seeing it everywhere, and i can see why people keep bringing it up. it’s super practical and teaches you how to strengthen your presence in a way that feels authentic. i didn’t think something like this would work, but i’ve definitely noticed how people interact with me differently now-it’s like they’re drawn to me without me trying.
These are the same differences i noticed when i moved to Denmark from Lithuania. I would say the biggest problem i have is the language its been so difficult for me to learn Danish because the people are very closed off and if you try to speak your terrible Danish to them, they would just switch it to English.
The biggest difference between living in Norway and Poland is
The different location
That's true with scandinavian girls. From my observation, women get aged rapidly after 30s! Check around the lips they have so many wrinkles after 30s. Second thing is short legs compare to the rest part of body like a duck. Other thing its that living in Norway its like living in the cage. I was living there for 10 years now I went back to Poland this year and for the same work get more money now in Poland and feel more safe and freedom here. Thing changed a lot last few years. From my perspective its more oportunity and better perspective now to live in Poland. Norway now seems get in stagnation mode.
Dobrze gadasz.
Great vid. Heading to both Poland and then Scandinavia in a month. Very informative.
Difference between polish and norwegian in terms of aggression and straightforwardness is like the difference between finns and swedes. I am half swedish/half finnish. Finns are generally much more straightforward than swedes who mostly tries to play nice. Finns are also seen as more aggressive, even historically. About 100 years ago Tampere in Finland had as much murders and manslaughters as whole Sweden.
I have also seen seedish wmen age pretty badly, it is probably partly because of genes, and maybe alcohol consumtion.
@jagosevatarion8822 we both had problems with Russia that's why this aggression:).
@@agatakawa3586Every nation with Katsap border
Polska leży w Europie Środkowej a nie Wschodniej.
as a Polish dude living in the UK I can confirm all of this is absolutely on point
i know this is kinda off-topic, but i kept seeing comments about Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki in videos like this, and i finally decided to read it. honestly, it’s one of those books where you don’t realize how much it’s helping until you start noticing people treating you differently. it’s like the book shows you how to unlock a version of yourself you didn’t even know was there. subtle, but so effective.
What a cool guy. Really in depth insight. As a Polish it is interesting to have this comparison. Cheers
Im Polish women lived in Sweden as an young adult and now live in US . I have traveled to Poland last 3 years after over 25 year absence and what struck me is young Polish women with huge fake lips , eyelashes and over all they don’t look fresh . Swedish girls and women look more natural and sophisticated here in Stockholm where I stay when I’m visiting.. sometime it’s like a supermodel contest I’m rally surprised how good looking those females are . As a Pole wish I shared your opinion but nope , sorry,
Thanks for your observations. We are waiting for more video. Keep goin.
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Poland is located in central-east Europe
Central-west (geographically and culturally, religiously, with a break for the period of communism, which was liberal in Poland anyway and did not resemble Eastern European communism at all)
this might be a bit unrelated, but i kept seeing Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki popping up in comments everywhere, so i decided to check it out. the book’s all about working on your energy and presence, and it’s way more practical than i expected. after applying what it teaches, i’ve noticed people are more drawn to me, and i feel more confident without trying too hard. it’s been such a low-key but powerful shift
Nice tips
Great video bro and I agree on most things. I'm fully Polish and my family and I immigrated to the US in 2001 and the main reason Polish people have done it quite a lot is simply for better economic opportunities, not necessarily because they want to move elsewhere. We had to rebuild the entire country after WWII and we also had communism until 1989 so the economy was absolutely awful during that period. Then in 2004 when Poland joined the EU, the economy was only just starting to improve so it started a whole new wave of people moving to the UK, Germany, Scandinavia, etc. for better opportunities. Now with the economy finally being quite good, it means that a lot more Polish people are staying in Poland. Norwegians and Western Europeans never had to immigrate because they didn't have the economic problems that Poland did. I think most Polish people prefer to stay in Poland and will only leave if the economic opportunities are just too good to pass up.
Actually nowayfays it doesn’t make a big sense for Polish to live in Norway in case your a professional in something. Only the minimum wage workers might feel the benefits. Scandinavians consider us only a low wage workers so in e.g. tech sector, in 99% cases a Pole will be less paid despite the competences. The wage gap created by this discrimination is huge. That’s why as a Pole myself from a tech field, I moved to Bulgaria to pay less taxes while working for an international startup. Btw these days Poland has wages literally similar to Spanish(while having a cheaper living) so we’re not poor anymore, we’re mid tier
I don't agree about polish wmn. IMO we want to be a partner for our man. We don't like to be dominate. Women want to have their own carieer, hobbies not only home and children.
who is stopping you? You can persue all the carrier you want but unfortunatelly for you men generally prefere women who prioritize otherwise
He talks nonsense about Polish women (he doesn't understand that Polish women don't want to dominate, but prefer full partnership, and yet they have nothing against sharing roles in marriage in a traditional way, provided that the man takes on some of the responsibilities so that the burdens are distributed evenly).
@@roysmith8679 You didn't understand any of this. Besides, I assure you that Polish men prefer women who are strong and independent - and at the same time warm and supportive to men. This is what research shows. Helpless, unemployed, only-home-oriented women are attractive only to a small percentage of Poles. Of course, no one likes cold, caricaturedly masculine women, but we are talking about completely different women here.
Very informative.
i know this isn’t what the video’s about, but i had to mention how i kept seeing Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki in comments everywhere. curiosity got the better of me, and i finally read it. it’s wild how much it changes your mindset and the way you come across to others. it’s not about pretending to be confident-it’s about genuinely building that energy so it shows naturally. definitely worth all the buzz it’s been getting.
i know this isn’t related to the video, but i’ve been seeing Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki mentioned in so many comment sections lately. i thought it was just hype until i finally gave it a shot. honestly, the book blew me away. it’s all about understanding your energy and how to naturally draw people and opportunities toward you. it’s not some overnight fix, but you start to notice little shifts in how people respond to you, and it just builds from there.
You lost me when you said that Janteloven is about women having the same rights as men. Sorry.
NICE!
Interesting comments and predominantly true. One remark only is that, when you mention the alleged lack of mobility of Norwegians, you seem to forget the time in history when most of the Norwegian population emigrated to the USA. Norwegians apparently don't emigrate nowadays (excluding e.g. moving to Spain when retired) because there are few countries where they could experience a better quality of life!
good luck Panie Ko9lego
cool video, I'm Polish, but I've lived abroad for a long time (13 years in total: Italy, UK, Spain), I've never been to Norway, but I'd like to go there, 15% of Scandinavian DNA showed up in my DNA, I also have the impression since returning to Poland that people here are more aggressive than other places :( All the best and greetings from Gdańsk
Gdańsk is my favourite Polish city ❤️
@@TonnyRespect good taste !!!
❤Poland all the way❤
Norway is years back, considering freedom of speech, lifestyle, education, customs, attitudes etc.
Cheers from 🇨🇦
being aggressive and straight forward is very true about us polish ppl loool
Yass 🤣🤣
Scientists blame this rather conflictual character (although Poles also quickly reconcile and calm down - maybe because they are also sincere and honest in these conflicts) partly on the trauma that Polish society experienced during the Nazi occupation. Studies show that about 30% of Polish society still has so-called prolonged PTSD (after the war, no one treated millions of Poles for what they experienced and they passed on some of their traumas to the part of their children and grandchildren). Israel has a similarly high percentage of long-term traumatized society. And in other European countries it does not exceed 3% (except for Germany, where it reaches 10%). And looking for the reason that Poles drink alcohol is misguided, because according to statistics, they drink less of it than Scandinavians.
@@alh6255 Never thought of it that way, maybe there is some truth in it but mainly its do with with sincerity, and about straightforwardness, why hold back information that needs to be told regardless of hurting feelings we don't consider that to a certain extent its ridiculous in my mind to think I cant be honest because it might hurt feelings it encourages me even more to speak the truth lool and my aggression is always justified and i only smile when i need to
Polish air tastes much better if you breathe it between smoking cigarettes
I just realized, I just listened to the Joe Rogan podcast with Mike Rowe, the guy that shot and narrated the whole “dirty jobs” series on Discovery channel. Mike Rowe spoke soooo “matter of fact” about how he got his gigs because of his voice! Brother, you should try out for that, you have a great, commanding, deep voice just like Mike Rowe, but you are bilingual, Polish, English, and north European! I expect to see you on Discovery channel, or National Geographic, in the next 5 years, I’m dead serious!!😡🤨
I have never been in Norway. I am from Poland but I have definitely mentality of Norwegian people I don't know why and I also like electric cars. I have three electric cars at home. Strange but this is true.
As a pole I can confirm, that I agree with almost everything you said here and also approve your fcking hair
Bro is a gigachad
You def got that chad look from your Norwegian genes 👍. I'm surprised you said polish chicks over Norwegian lmao. As a guy from Sweden I can tell you in terms of just facial looks, Sweden is number one many young women look above average even mixed people look good. Maybe I need go to Poland and find out myself😆.
We have the predatory instinct from the ancient ancestors nomadic step people the Scythians , and freedom is the most valuable to our existence, in emergency we become ONE , like bees
It would be more interestng to compare Norway and Kuwait.
At 5:30 Actually, Jantelagen means; and I know this myself, u cant be better than your nordic fellows or they will see u and think: "Ah, u think u are better than us". One cant stand out in Scandivanian countries like in the USA, in the USA they encourage people to go after the so called "american dream". Scandivanian people are in general envious of others success!
Info from the web: "In the 1930s, the Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose formulated the so-called Jante Law, the law of not standing out and not believing that you are something. A term that exists in many parts of the world, in English-speaking areas under the name Tall Poppy Syndrome" Dolph Lundgren´s dad even said: Go to USA and make something about yourself, Sweden is a socialist country and u will not make any success in Sweden.
I have a beautiful body and my face is 10/9.8 . Today and yesterday I approached two ladies and they were both very scared of me. The first lady screamed and backed away three meters when I said hello to her... and the second day when I said hello to the new woman she lowered her head and walked quickly forward. I think I will only approach women who can look long into the hunter eyes..."I'm talking about different womens."
Well at least you have strong self-esteem 😂
@@Silvane911
I'm talking about different women.
@@Silvane911😂 🤭
Then you woke up?
Look at those who are jealous 🤣
All true!
All Polish men in London are Norwood 2
That's why they are in London
@ yes but they are doing all the servant jobs. Washing pots and pans, collecting empty glasses in bars and driving cabs only for people to vomit or excrete in their taxi. Dobra
Why do you constantly repeat bro bro bro? Do you think that only brothers are watching you and what about the sisters? 😂
Serio jak oglądam dużo filmików z serii about Poland. To większości z gościem się nie zgadzam.bzdur więcej jak w rosyjskiej propagandzie 😄
I am trying to learn the ukranian language. It is really hard. I know it will take me a long time, but i am ok with it. I like a challenge 😊
3:43 and EASIER😂