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There are plenty of reasons to despise this filth ridden city. What bothers you most?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Women in Borelin drove me to go MGTOW, and it turned out to be a great favour, I've been MGTOW now for three years and never felt happier, I absolutely love my life. No second guessing, no emotional-blackmail tactics to deal with, no one playing the Feminist card to win arguments, no children, no walking on egg-shells, no "that time of month" craziness, just total freedom.

I have female friends, but as soon as they start playing mind games, I'm outta there. Oh wait, I forgot to tell you, I moved out of Berlin a year after going MGTOW, so that also added to my happiness. Go MGTOW, you'll never look back.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ugh you again

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  Anonymous wrote:

The problem is mostly just straight relationships tbh

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hi there, I’m a MGTOW too, but I spent 25 years in Berlin after my parents arrived there in 1990. I left Berlin on the 23rd Janurary 2016. 'They' put me on Ritalin from the age eight to sixteen.

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In the 90s they put every difficult child in Germany on Ritalin. They also banned Adderall in Germany because it actually makes you more motivated/intelligent/disciplined unlike Ritalin, which just makes you a zombie.

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'Every difficult child', are you being serious?

My father was the difficult one.

'my pops was a fiend since 16
Shooting that "that's that shit!" in his blood stream' - youtu.be/7m148vZDwJA

Ein guter Schulabschluss ist kein Indikator für Intelligenz, sondern von guter Anpassungsfähigkeit.

Gerald Hüther


My father stabbed someone and ended up in Tegel prison for attempted murder and got deported after serving four and a half years. He already spent 7 years in prison in the UDSSR prior to having met my mother.

My fellow MGTOW where did you move after Berlin?

Alexander( I posted here as Lonewolf about 3 years ago, maybe the admins remember)

Have a good one!



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  Anonymous wrote:

Haha, keep downvoting my post.
I don't know what you were expecting when moving to Berlin, but you surely fell for the 'Berlin is the place to be' propaganda. If you don't like it, then stop complaining about the Germans because projecting all your frustration on to Germans won't make it better. I'll continue to enjoy the Mediterranean coast line. Here in Spain they say:
"Cómprate una vida"! ;-)

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I hope you speak Spanish and you integrate, you Tschömen. Otherwise we don’t want you in Spain

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  Anonymous wrote:

I traveled to eastern Europe for a year and had a great time and now back in Australia, lots of pathetic whining Feminists here as well, but I just keep on having a great time and expose their hypocrisy whenever I have a spare moment from having fun. MGTOW, the only way to GO.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Let's not provoke the Ritalin guy. I honestly believe he is psychotic. There's a really old thread on here by him and he seems to have some serious issues (other than the fact that he's German).

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah and he needs to stop talking to himself

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  Alexander The Psychotic! wrote:

'I hope you speak Spanish and you integrate, you Tschömen. Otherwise we don’t want you in Spain'

Oye amigo/a perdóname por tardar en responderte pero es que he estado dando un paseo con mi bici por la playa ya que hace un día precioso.

Suenas bastante amargado/a o, mejor dicho, ya suenas como un alemán/a corto de miras.

¿¡Eres el nieto/a de Franco o simplemente eres rascista?!
Si supieras leer en inglés bien, no escribirías que yo soy un ‚Tschöman‘, mis padres emigraron desde la Unión Soviética a Palestina/Israel
(el lugar donde yo nací) y luego desde ahí a Berlín.

¿¡Qué te paso!? ¿Las drogas de tu camello están demasiado adulteradas?

¿Pasaste demasiado tiempo en el Berghain o Sisyphos?

No te preocupes te aseguro que estoy más integrado en España que tú en Berlín. Estoy seguro de que estoy contribuyendo a la economía española más que tú a la economía alemana, incluso diría que el Pakistani del Locutorio y el Marroquí de la frutería de abajo están más integrados en tu país que tú en Alemania.

No te tomes a mal estas palabras del idiot 'Tschöman', pero pienso que ya estás empezando a tener carencia de vitamina D, y estoy seguro de que echas de menos el buen clima, la fruta y una buena siesta para no volverte loco en esa ciudad gris.

Date prisa en volver, te echamos de menos también.

P.D. Aquí tienes mi número de móvil (603120497), para cuando vuelvas, te invitaré a un cortadito, una caña, un porro de mi propia cosecha orgánica o lo que quieras. Un Abrazo Alejandro ;-)

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  Alexander The Psychotic! wrote:

Haha the word p u t o was automatically changed into idiot : No te tomes a mal estas palabras del idiot 'Tschöman'

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  Alexander The Psychotic! wrote:

'Let's not provoke the Ritalin guy. I honestly believe he is psychotic. There's a really old thread on here by him and he seems to have some serious issues (other than the fact that he's German).'

Hey, you're my secret fanboy? Seems like you have a good memory!!! Try to benefit from!!

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  Alexander The Psychotic! wrote:

I wish you all a great weekend! www.youtube.com/watch

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  Alexander The Psychotic! wrote:

A link for my fellow MGTOW from Down Under: www.youtube.com/watch

Have you been to Russia the year you stayed in Eastern Europe?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Not a MGTOW, but good for you as long as it has improved your live.

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  Anonymous wrote:

germans looove to think they are uber logical. but most of them are completely emotional and irrational in any decision. "we are people of the world" "we are united" etc when asked why they culturally appropriate something "its not racist" etc they are seriously the most uneducated, delusional people and the drugs certainly dont help.

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How can these people be so unlikeable? So crazy in the head. So evil. So RUDE. So perverted.
It seriously boggles my mind. Is it the water?

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I also find them very perverted especially those blank stares!

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I wouldn't be surprised if it was something in the water. There's definitely something wrong with them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

the water discussion has already happened here. lead pipes, hard water, low lithium. this is why everyone agest like they are 1000

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Don't forget the synthetic hormones in the water here. Pretty much every German female starts taking the pill when she's 16 at the latest and never stops again until she hits menopause. Pretty sure the whole Berlin water supply system is complete trash and it's all just recycled with no fresh water coming in. I doubt they pump water from the Spree and there are no aquafers here. Last year they were discussing installing special filters at water treatment plants here because the concentration of heart medicine is so high but they never actually did it. Probably the same with illegal drugs - there was also a story not long ago about how Berlin had one of the highest concentrations of ecstasy in the sewage here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Im assuming it’s the water because it can’t be the weather. Other countries have horrible weather, too, but people are a lot nicer. Why are they so evil?!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Does anyone notice that there are an abnormal amount of children running around Berlin? Why are all these Germans breeding so much?

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Mainly Muslims, they breed like cockroaches.

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Why do people disagree with this? Muslims breed more than others. Soon Berlin will have a muslim majority. So it can get even worse.

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Also, Kindergeld. Thats why germans breed

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  Anonymous wrote:

Which Berlin neighbourhood has the most insufferable people?

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Neukoln, Friedrichshain, Prenzlauerberg, Wedding, Kreuzberg, Charlottenberg, Spandau, Lichtenberg, Marzahn, Mitte, Pankow, Reinickendorf, Spandau, Steglitz, Templehof, Schoneberg, Treptow, Wimersdorf, Kopenick.

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Hellersdorf

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marzahn, lichtenberg

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  Anonymous wrote:

All of them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Especially ossis

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  Anonymous wrote:

I wonder where that silver selling woman is who is on the background of berlin hater? Has anyone seen her?

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  Anonymous wrote:

If Berlin is like Hell, then where do Germans go when they die?

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  Anonymous wrote:

To Berlin. They‘re all dead inside

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe Berlin is actually hell. We just were able to visit it. Frankly can anyone name a darker vibe place on this planet than Berlin that isn’t a current war zone ?
I can’t think of anything energetically darker, tbh

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe China

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe North Korea

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  Anonymous wrote:

Eternity in Berlin

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  Anonymous wrote:

At least North Korea is clean. Berlin fails there too

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  Anonymous wrote:

Way too much scum and trash on the streets, poverty, hypocrites everywhere, nobody cares about anything, people who are worth nothing thinking they’re kings and queens, construction work and cigarette smoke around every corner. I had never witnessed so much wasted persons until I came here. Their faces say everything. The city is a combination of Prussia‘s elbow mentality and absolute hopelessness. I used to teach at school and I did quit. Never again! The best thing about Berlin is the train ride to Amsterdam.

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You can’t teach germans anything, only another German can do that. Because germans stick together and cannot fathom another culture giving anything to input. Only the superficial aspects like the “costumes” (aka 1950s level cultural appropriate stereotypes) that they wear to their dumb butt parties to, for one moment, Escape from their inner actual self loathing of being german.

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What? A culture from a poorer country has no right to teach us anything! We know better, Even though these poor cultures helped us grow financially. Arbeiten und die Klappe halten!

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  Anonymous wrote:

dont forget all the gold you nazis stole to be able to have your bloody economy. & hidden in switzerland

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Irony do you recognize it? Or did Berlin get to you?

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  Anonymous wrote:

you must always point out a joke to ze germans

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  Anonymous wrote:

German joking is just laughing at others

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  Anonymous wrote:

Which is the worst kind of humor ever. Also, laughing at genitals. They‘re obsessed with them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The guy directly above me is right. If you've ever seen a German movie in the movie theater then you'll know that the scene with the biggest laughs is ALWAYS the scene with nudity (and 100% of German movies have at least one - even kid's movies).

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think of people where I come from and how we try to keep positive attitudes, and how it's okay to find joy in all kinds of simple things. Here I am judged for joy in simple things. The response is, "WHAT'S THE POINT?!" "What does it matter?!" So German. Always, "what's the point, what's the point?" Until you feel you have to agree there is no point to anything. I used to be the kind of person who was happy from, I don't know, picking some flowers or making a really good sandwich. Now I feel vaguely guilty and stupid enjoying these things.

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I read on here once that there's no German way to say "cheer up". Says a lot.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Aufheitern...

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah but aufheitern sounds like a military order

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah but I don't think you can really say it in the imperative form without it sounding weird.

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  Anonymous wrote:

wat is denn los? mach dich mal locker mensch!

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  Anonymous wrote:

You can tell by the cuisine. Boring and uninspired or just plain flavourless. The utility being you need to eat to survive, nothing more.

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Veee believe in nossing, lebowski

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They are boring and uninspired. How could the cuisine be different?

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German tap water tastes like sewer

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  Anonymous wrote:

C O R O N A N E W S:
which blues singer from Dublin doesn't want her friends and fans to know :
A) she's got it.
B) HOW she got it
C) how LONG she's been spreading it?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Your are such freaking trash.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Give us a hint

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  Anonymous wrote:

Like omg Becky

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  Anonymous wrote:

Somehow just realized I probably could have made a killing in Berlin selling my poop to German perverts. A lost business opportunity

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As a side note: Germans don’t like or understand lingerie. They only like cheap plastic outfits or leather. Yes. You heard it correctly. Germans see lingerie as being pointless. They don’t understand the aesthetic or why you would pay so much for it. There is something deeply wrong in that culture. Everything is upside down / backwards

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Only in Germany would men complain about a woman wearing lingerie

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  Anonymous wrote:

I walked by Alexanderplatz yestarday. The public toilets state that “they are proud to have 2.5 million customers per year” Why would a city be proud of that?

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They're proud that 2.5 million fewer puddles of urine were scattered around Alexanderplatz last year. I mean that's probably only like 5% of all cases of public urination there, but I guess you have to enjoy the small wins.

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Ugh, walking over overbaumbruckw

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  Anonymous wrote:

Dear friends who have lived in Germany / Berlin for more than 5 years: how do you manage to stay sane and not feel inferior in this place? Im tired of trying to stay positive while surrounded by so many evil, crazy, and xenophobic people. How do you do that? Im desperate

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They are not Xenophobic, the are sapienphobic.

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You have to keep a emotional and if possible physical distance from these people. Don't give them the time of the day.. You have to understand that these people aren't and never will be superior to other cultures on this planet. They are not and I repeat absolutely not superior. Most of them are cowards and will not fight for themselves or people near to them or family, they fornicate them selves over and all the people around them.. They try to keep you down at a low energy level to make them think they are superior. Never ever let them keep you down and suck out the life of you like vampires that most of them are.Your life is valuable and you as a human being can never ever allow anything to keep you down, remember that everything that makes you feel like sh*it is straight out evil.. And if anybody anywhere gives you the feeling you are not worth anything is straight evil and from the devil..Sounds crazy but that's exactly what it is and you have to fight with everything you got in hand.

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  Anonymous wrote:

you cant stay sane here long term i dont think. Eventually you have to get out if you want a "normal" life

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  Anonymous wrote:

I could never have made it to 5 years in this idiot

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I think if you spend a decade your brain is likely broke

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  Anonymous wrote:

OP, let me give you some insight. I moved here in my early 20s for a relationship. No degree, no Ausbildung, just regular secondary school. Got my first job here and was made to feel like an idiot every day. In Germany, if you don't have a degree or AT LEAST a 3-year Ausbildung you must be a complete moron. I spent several years walking around feeling like a freaking loser, feeling like if I lost my crappy job I would never find another one, feeling like a third-class citizen. When people would ask me what I do for a living or what I studied I'd feel flush and embarrassed and had trouble answering. And I was entirely excluded from university here because Germany refused to recognize my non-EU secondary education.

So I worked my butt off, collected enough certificates to go study. Got a BA and immediately after got an MA. Graduated on time (about 25% of the people in my program managed to do that). Got German citizenship right before I graduated. Felt like I was finally in control of my destiny, like I was a full-fledged citizen here.

Then I was given a stark reality check by Germany. Impossible to find a job with my degree. Hundreds of rejections, dozens of interviews where I got ghosted. Finally got another crappy job, one much like the one I was fleeing before I went to university. Surrounded by Germans with no degree and no Ausbildung. People much stupider than I am but with a vapid kind of arrogance in making really bad suggestions. But too dumb to realize that having a firm position on something does not mean you're smart.

That's just my long way of saying don't even bother trying to play their poop game. As a foreigner you'll never succeed in anything here. Decide for yourself that these people are cancer and that their opinions don't mean shit. Get out as soon as possible. You're going to enjoy your life somewhere else more. Germany has an illness that can never be fixed.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Wow guys. You‘re amazing! Awesome advice! I‘ve already started looking for Jobs in the Netherlands where I have awesome close friends. I‘m leaving this country

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You should NEVER feel inferior, Berlin should be grateful for people with positive attitudes. Berlin should be grateful for people who know what it's like to not grow up in this weird gray miasma of bad energy. But honestly this is no place to thrive.

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Hey, at least they have drugs to make them feel something

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hard to believe this is “the best economy in Europe”. I feel like I’m in a third world country. I imagine frankfurt is completely different but Berlin is a ghetto

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It's a F joke!

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Biggest economy but some of the crappiest salaries. Why's Germany's median personal wealth so low compared "poor" countries like Italy? Germany's a scam.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Some inspiration: Getting an idea about view-angles. Look to the side and notice how much you can see behind you. Look at your phone and notice how much you can see in front of you. Look straight and check how much you can see to the side. It makes it easier for example to say "Excuse me" when you realized someone already saw you. While they might just be a bit paralyzed. But you won't then say it as if they havn't seen you. Just a good thing overall to do. Another thing: Actually take a moment at home, to see where is the place for the wagon and where is the place where you go through, in a supermarket. Trust me it will come in handy. It's not about being about details. The less irritation, the more flow you have. So you can see to take serious such things. Which doesn't mean to be overly stuff or serious. It just means to take something serious. It can feel so good if you felt to catch 1 pasta that was about to fall into the sink because you felt so and then did it like you werew saving a penalty in a football match. This about going with your feel. It is meant to be such a seemingly meaningless detail. It is a moment of aliveness. It is a big problem to not go with one's feel and one gotto take it serious aka not take it not serious. It's all easy and good and especially it's joyful and exciting. There is always these moments throughout a day.

Another inspiration: If you had a really rough and annoying doorbell and someone (post) rings longishly and you were in your thoughts and now you lost your train of thoughts and feel angry. What do you do? 1. Express your feel. How do you do it? By opening the door 3. How do you open the door? Hit it back long? No, that would only make someone's day who knows the doorbell is like that and it is not how your feel expresses. You mean to say RING IT SHORTER!! Right? that's your feel. So you would open the door shortly. If the person manages to open the door in this short time (that equals your feel) they likely were expecting you to be pissed off about it. I had one say thank you to me, in this shit-friendly way (it was hearable from downstairs) which was clearly something the person already knew she would say, since she did not take my feel into account. To even see! that you can express how it made you feel...Because it might appeared like opening the door would be the complete opposite of that. :)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Okay, minus the intention of the person, that might have been differently. On the other side, if they have a s.hit day and they know those doorbells...they gonna hit it long. I mean seriously, this is really careless and dumb.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ah yeah and replace "express your feel" with "feel as you do". It's not easy to write here, Idk what it is. Try to see the value and just ignore everything else.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Stop posting here recipets guy. Or should I say Niklas

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Cherman OP

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Did you get the receipt?

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Eh, whatever. Here is another one. When somebody tells you to put the card, into the thing where you put the pin, don't take it out before the person will obviously tell you or you will take it out at the same time that they tell you which feels stupid. But you gotto feel that they will do so. It looks like this: you'd be looking into the air. That's how you feel dignity.

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The whatever was regarded to a dislike.

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I wrote it a bit abstract, I couldn't really say what it really is. Because of course, you don't stare into the air. It has a meaning, it has sense. It doesn't feel like taking it out when you feel the person will comment over it. That is simply the sense, that's what I mean. In my mind I saw this is not understood by many while everyone knows the feel surely. Just trying to inspire you (not so good at that). I mean see it for yourself, I'm not writing any shi.t here. Dignity is dignity. Or go ahead and take it out when the person tells you if that feels cool with you. Good. Do it.

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But I think I was actually pretending to be in my thoughts. It was not communicated to the other one. I think this is how it expressed. While it was not a lie. It's hard to tell what it actually was. ...Yeah now I have it. It's the only way to express it because it expresses anger about being looked at as stupid. The person should never believe you were in your thoughts. But yeah, some say these things also just friendly and then it doesn't feel dumb. You know this is way better than going like You think I'm fu.cking stupid, that would give a lot of credit. And I'm not saying to see the other one as an opponent. So yeah, as you can see it wasn't easy to put into words. So keep your feet calm. It's just some inspiration, it doesn't have to be perfect.

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I did then get the receipt, she was handing it to me while wishing me a nice evening. Somehow she knew I wanted to have it (irony), while I really did hahaha :), Idk why but I felt I spontaneously wanted it, felt like it. Felt like I wanna check some things cause it cost a bit more. Just forgot to wish her a nice evening too, but she didn't mind :)

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Or maybe she really knew, I don't know. But yeah did you notice younger cashiers when they just hand it, it's okay because they just put it there, leaving it free to you to take it or not.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Bro... get help

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'm sorry that was confused. I was just thinking that I'm not gonna put out the card when she would comment that.

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Confused, that's the understatement of the year. I don't k ow what you're smoking, but best you give it a rest, just say "yadda Yadda yadda", that will make more sense

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ahahhaha mir fehlen die worte

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  Anonymous wrote:

OP did you ever go against your feel? XD

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  Anonymous wrote:

the thing is, when you come from a dysfunctional family its hard to go with your feel as much as you try. Its a work in progress

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