Naturally suspicious nation

29th October 2011

Almost 50 percent of Poles have checked up on their loved ones

Share:

A new global survey shows that when it comes to not trusting our partners Poland ranks second, just after Romania.

The statistics, put together by Reader’s Digest and published in Gazeta Wyborcza, show that in total, more than 45 percent of Poles admitted to having checked the email or mobile phone of their loved ones after becoming suspicious that they may be cheating on them.

“My husband began sleeping with his phone in his pockets, so it was obvious to me that something was up,” says Aga from Warsaw. “I checked at the first opportunity. We’ve been divorced for four years now.”

Psychologist Miroslaw Nowak-Dziemianowicz believes that the reason Poland experiences this pro ...

The full text of articles over six months old is only available to members of My NPE

NPE Premium - go beyond the news

How safe are your kids? 3000 children disappear every year - but where?

Magda Czechowska was 11-years-old when last seen alive on 3rd July 2007 while on her way home from horse-riding lessons. Captured on CCTV entering a tunnel next to Kielce train ... -

Poor Poles ... on Paper How the rich are spending their days in ‘poverty’

Jarek owns the largest house on the street. It’s also the most modern and boasts six bedrooms, three bathrooms and a colourful brick driveway that sweeps from the electric gates ... -


Username
Password
	or	Register