Why Ukrainian Girl Doesn’t Like Feminism

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• Ans Ukranian men also unemployed and drunk.

  • Congratulazioni per l'ignoranza, te lo scrivo in italiano, tanto non capisci a prescindere

  • And Ukrainian men are considering undesirable.

  • And Ukrainian men are considering undesirable.

  • And Ukrainian men are considering undesirable.

  • And Ukranian men are considering undesirable.

• In Ukraine, woman good-looking, in Canada, nooooo.

  • 😂 nooooooo hahaha

  • Please, Western Europe is filled with them at the moment, and our Scandinavian girls are waaaaay prettier.

  • ​@@Bellatrux13No they are not..

  • @@elkrim8936 yes, they are

• There is feminism in Ukraine actually. There are also women here who don't want men to pay for them and who want to have enough opportunities to be able to pay for themselves.

  • also fighting or no looool

  • Shut up Laura, speak in majority not the tiny percentage of people you’re referring too.

  • that's Bullshit. Otherwise the'yd be on the frontlines dying like the men
    They're not. The men are Not allowed to leave the country. Women are
    What are you talking about?

  • Thank you.

  • I bet its more of a big city kind of thing right?

• The dating dynamic in Ukraine is that the guy pampers the girl when going out, but the girl pampers the guy at home. I've heard from guys dating Ukrainian gals that they'll come home to the girl having fixed a big dinner, followed by a back rub. It's very traditional, where the man leads outside the house and the woman leads at home.

  • That is so true, also in czech,slovakia. Its our mentality

  • This sound like the better form of equality lol. Each one taking care of the other in different ways.

  • explains why ukraine is such a unsuccesful and poor country

  • The girl in the video is wrong about feminism in Ukraine, since we are post soviet country and many women have been working in factories for decades and it's considered to be one of the norms.

    But I'm agree with your comment, yeah. It's pretty common thing in Ukraine. Most women don't like hesitant guys who don't know what to do and who don't treat them like gentlemen. But instead, many Ukrainian women are ready to do "wife things" even during simple dating, like cooking, cleaning and so on.

  • 😂😂😂😂Yeah ok there.

• I wouldn't exchange education and equal rights for men opening doors and paying for food!

  • It’s naive of you to think countries with this culture don’t have female education or equal rights

  • you can still get an education and have the man open doors for you and pay for you

  • Do you remember that Ukraine was a part of Soviet Union ? The girl in the video said untrue - Ukraine has feminism, it's just we are still pretty traditional when it comes to dating

  • Which “rights” are they denied?

  • What does have to do with anything? Both things are not mutually exclusive.

• canadian men open doors!!

• I agree with the Ukrainian girl. In Serbia we also like when a man opens the door, etc.

  • Dutch, (some) Nordic and southeast Asian women like it too. Who would've thought it, right? 😉

  • Haha, what I heard is that Dutch women are the exact opposite, they want to open their doors. :D But correct me if I am wrong, I might have been mislead.@@ortros1

  • Please keep it that way.

  • Love in Serbia the guys will not only pay for his girl but also for her friends 🥹 such manners🥹🩷

  • True true, they are very generous.@@skrarara

• Opening the door is not exclusive for women from men, it's also a kind gesture for elder people, someone who's carrying luggage or a child,so for me it has to do more with education and politeness .

  • The difference in those cases is opening the door for an elderly person or someone juggling a bunch of kids is those people would have increased difficulty trying to open the door.

    That's kindness.

    Opening the door for a woman who is fully capable to do it on her own with zero difficulty and would do so without a though if the guy wasn't standing there is a completely different matter entirely.

    That's much closer to chivalry and nothing else.

    The two scenario aren't really comparable.

  • @@xman9963 For me it's still education and politeness more than anything else, I think that the root of chivalrous acts is also mostly being educated and polite and if a person was raised like that it shows and there's a big difference if somebody is just doing it to impress you.
    Of course this is just my opinion

  • @@xxxxxx-ql9he I promise I don't mean this to come across as rude in anyway but if you look at the history of chivalry and whom it applied to and whom it didn't that could be incredibly insulting for an entire section of the population.

    I know that was not your intent but when you said the root of it along with politeness you unintentionally opened am entire can of worms that by some viewpoints could equate to calling the lower class as rude and uneducated which is very shaking ground as I'm sure you are aware.

    I do respect your opinion but I would offer you a couple of different perspective.

    1. How many countries around the world would consider not helping an elderly person or a parent someone struggling as rude. Then think about how many countries around the world would consider letting a woman struggling handle things by herself as rude.

    I think you will find almost every where in the would be OK with helping the first group. Where it is is far more cultural when it comes to the woman.

    Would you say the other cultures (Sweden, Norway, Denmark etc.) as rude and uneducated?

    Even the response from other women around the world has shifted strongly in the last few decades. Now when a man holds a door for a woman he may get a thank you, ignored or yelled at.

    2. Politeness and education isn't something limited to just men. Why isn't it incredibly common for women to hold the door for men? Trust that happens in large numbers it actually would make the news. You don't believe me... look up dating down news reporter. The whole experience is visually entertaining to watch the different body languages and comments.

    As a tall broad shoulder fit man who has traveled the world and studies cultural anthropology I can tell you the amount of women who walk through a door without looking back is staggering in comparison to the ones who actually will hold the door.

    Just some food for thought. 😎

  • @@xman9963 okay, I admit that you do have a point and of course I didn't mean to insult anyone. I certainly don't think that Sweden, Norway and Denmark are rude and uneducated, I've been to Sweden and I think people are really nice.
    I occasionally hold the door for women and men both and whenever a guy holds the door for me I always say thank you.

  • @@xxxxxx-ql9he They are very nice people. As a guy I for one can tell you that the simple thank you goes a long away towards the next several who don't.

• “Give me the benefits of old social dynamics and new social privileges but always zero obligations from both”

• They do like some feminism like even the feminism from Soviet times because otherwise they would be married with 5 kids already probably working in the fields