Why is it that when people think of 'Turkish men,' the first things that come to mind are jealousy, restriction, and constant pressure?

I’ve noticed a huge contrast since being in Europe. While many European men seem to take pride in a woman’s independence and confidence, a lot of Turkish men act like they only feel 'manly' when they are policing what a woman wears or where she goes.

​Is this constant need to put women down and 'cage' them just a way to mask their own insecurities and lack of self-improvement? They worship foreign women (like Russians) for being 'beautiful and free' but treat their own women like property. Is it time to admit that this 'macho' act is just a cover for an inferiority complex? I’m curious to hear your thoughts, especially from those who have dated across cultures.

Why is it that when people think of Turkish men, the first things that come to mind are jealousy, restriction, and constant pressure?

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Why is it that when people think of 'Turkish men,' the first things that come to mind are jealousy, restriction, and constant pressure?
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