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Seriously and I expected some vitriol instead of feedback so thank you for filling that quota 😊 Logically of course it's silly to lump every woman by nationality as everybody is an individual but stereotypes develop over time for a reason and certain traits are more consistent within a group vs another. I just asked the question as my experience would be atypical as to how responses to me have been in real life and with other members. Like for example on sterotypes I have lots of Chinese friends, and some of them are the most affable outgoing guys I know but that doesn't mean the majority aren't stoic and reserved...so I was more trying to find out if the communication issues were something others found to and this was just a normal Ukranian thing, men here and even women in other parts of Europe have all had their interactions with Ukranians so I wanted to hear what others were finding... and maybe they found that after some initial slow convos they'd open up, maybe it just takes a little time or that this wasn't the case at all and I really did just run into weird ones, it was an attempt to legitimately learn.