Post: #1

I was raised in China but went to college in States.

I was backpacking in Poland 2 years ago and I told people I was from NJ and I get fair attentions.

After my move to Krakow and later Warsaw, I was still telling people the same thing. But then people told me being Chinese is surely more exotic than being Americans.

I met some Polish girls who used to lived in States and came back. All of them were complaining the lives in States and how unconvinent the night life was.

I also met a girl in Poznan who only date foreigners but would never Americans. She told me that she thinks Americans are just too loud,ignorant and rude.


Anyone notice similiar situations?

Post: #2

Ur prized Polish prospects were just pump & dumped by Gringos.

Sry 2 tell u that, m8.

How "unconvinent" nightlife was, indeed, being taken on one-way tickets to Pound Town, USA--but being brave and strong enough to scramble back to Poland, at least.

Sloots gonna sloot.

Post: #3

I didn't know there was an American fetish in Poland, not sure where you got that from. However, if a girl lived in the States that's already a red flag. You can sure she is used to getting a lot of attention and will ride the carousel much longer than her local friends.

Post: #4

Lots of complaining about Poland about here these days.

I am still hoping to go check it out for myself this year.

Post: #5

There is still a Western fetish in Poland, if you are a handsome Western stranger - they continue to have this fantasy, though it is decreasing for sure for a variety of reasons.

With the increasing rise of Chinese economics and movie culture Chinese men also grow in sexual market value - you will see this accelerate in the future. There is even a growing subset of women who are into Bollywood-empowered Indian men (never mind if Oxford-bred and trained).

But those things take time.

As for those girls shitting on American men - they have been pumped and dumped by men far above their SMV, also illegally joining the work-force certainly soured their view of the "American Dream". We know that many American men are trained to work hard and appease a woman at all cost and the sausage fest and fattocalypse make it even better for bitches. So finding good husband materials in the US is not that tough except for very small parts of the US like Manhattan or Hollywood where successful or good-looking men can gorge themselves on a glut of carousel riding pussy cupcakes.

Post: #6

(05-21-2017 02:15 AM)yl718 Wrote:  I also met a girl in Poznan who only date foreigners but would never Americans. She told me that she thinks Americans are just too loud,ignorant and rude.

Can I have her number?

Post: #7

OP, to avoid being classified, I always just say something like, "I was born in X, grew up in Y, studied in Z, and now I've chosen to spend a chapter of my life in your magical country."

Remember that by the time you gather the information to observe a general trend, a new one is already in motion.

Focus on yourself and don't mind too much what these bishes say or think.

Post: #8

100% true. It's been a long time since Roosh wrote Bang Poland. Things have changed. Still better than the US obviously but you gotta work for it.

Post: #9

Some of you guys are making it seem like all it took a few years ago, was to ask for the nearest pet shop and show them your US driver's license and that alone would get you an 8

Seriously, Poland was never that easy for the average guy (and having roosh-like game isn't being average) but it's certainly not that hard now either.

OP, judging by your English, I'd say they'd probably associate you more with being Chinese than American and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Post: #10

I got a lot of attention coming from Australia. Got asked a lot what I was doing in Poland, it has a good rep in Oz as a cool country unlike in Europe where Westerners will tend to look down on the country. They like that, to feel proud of their country despite earning slightly above zero per hour.

No one will suck your dick because of your nationality though. It either opens doors or closes them, you still need to close.

Post: #11

(05-23-2017 03:52 PM)Gopnik Wrote:  Some of you guys are making it seem like all it took a few years ago, was to ask for the nearest pet shop and show them your US driver's license and that alone would get you an 8

Seriously, Poland was never that easy for the average guy (and having roosh-like game isn't being average) but it's certainly not that hard now either.

OP, judging by your English, I'd say they'd probably associate you more with being Chinese than American and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

This. Game still works.

Post: #12

Oh noes! Now Ill actually have to learn some game! Poor me!