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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:

Saw this in a job ad:
"In terms of experience, we're looking for ambition, energy and an aptitude to learn. It's a junior role, so will be approx. 1200 USD per month."
Jobs in this country are such a joke.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Is that after tax?

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It has to be after tax. Otherwise it’s worse than factory worker

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I betcha it’s before tax. One of the main reasons why many of us are stuck here.

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Arrested for raising your hand. What a weird society. Imagine actually believing that this stops nazism.
www.berlin.de/polizei/polizeimeldungen/pressemitteilung.997012.php

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They should of beat him

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advocating violence against a guy for moving a certain way? you absolutely belong in germany.

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Lol why would he look at cops and do that

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Should he be punished for flipping them off? For saying "fuck you" to them? For calling them communist sympathizers? For calling them pedophiles? For saying "Du" to them? Where's the line? When a German's in control it's wherever the cop feels like putting it.

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Right before I left Berlin I went into a shop and some German lady sprayed my hands with disinfectant and said “this is how it’s done in every shop in Germany.” I just laughed and left. So glad I can just laugh and leave now instead of being lectured daily on OBVIOUS rules. It’s not possible for them to just spray the darn hand sanitizer

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Here is a legitimate question: Do you think Berliners are assholes or are certified evil cunts? If I add up every encounter from the shop keeper, my boss, ex-coworkers, the men, the women, the bus driver, bill collectors, and immigration service. This even includes interaction with other foreigners who love it here. What are the things that made you decide if the people here were just assholes or evil?

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They're evil, plain and simple. They as a society tolerate pedophilia to a degree you won't see anywhere else in the western world. To begin with I believed that Germans are just more open with nudity and that it's in no way about sex. But then an ex wanted me to go to Kristall Therme with her and I researched it online before. What did I see? In 2013 alone 8 people were caught engaging in some kind of sexual activity there, some with children. What did the owner decide to do? They now force children 9-12 to wear swimming shorts. And the German press wrote about it with the kind of jokey language you'd use for a kid's birthday:
www.maz-online.de/Lokales/Teltow-Flaeming/Hoeschen-fuer-Kinderpopos

They purposely expose their children to sex and death. Once I was walking home and I noticed a big crowd of people around an apartment building. When I got closer I saw there was a dead man who had apparently jumped from a balcony. I saw several families with little kids just standing around and staring. In what world do people do that with children?

Look, I don't care what people in private when they're adults. But why do they have to rob children of their innocence like this? The only answer I can find is that they are evil.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Evil assholes

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I think the city is cursed. How many negative things happened in your time there VS positive ones ?

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Can you imagine growing up in DT Berlin?

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Imagine what a living hell this planet would've become if these as$holes had won WW2.

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What a sick society. How is this the best economy in Europe?! Probably because of immigrants and US money

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The hardest part is to convince your parents,relatives, friends that Germany (specifically Berlin) is pooping place to live as foreigner. I mean, they all hear and read Germany propaganda (strongest economy in EU, best country to deal with COVID bla bla bla) on global media and they think, Germany is awesome place to live. Then, when you express your frustration while living in Germany they get baffled.

The other reason why so many foreigners (mainly non EU ofc) are willing to study and work in Germany is simple. It's so much easier to migrate to Germany rather than UK, US, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, France etc In order to migrate those "real deveoped" countries, you have to be actually qualified, experienced and skilled employee. For Germany, they almost accept everyone who wants to study and work in Germany due to aging population.

I finally managed to convince my parents that, I will be leaving Germany in one year. They stopped buttering Germany when they found out, I am really upset in this country.

I am just thinking of better days ahead of me !

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Exactly how i felt when I lived there. I've given up trying to explain why it might in fact not be such a great place to live.

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In all honesty, this place is a horrible place to live. The south is more conservative but a little bit more tolerable. Berlin and the north of Germany I just hate with a passion. If I had to choose I would pick southern Germany in a second. But overall, Germans are impossible to get along with just horrible bunch of people. I won’t go back to my home country because I left that for a reason. The country I dream of living in is a world away. Can’t get there without money. It’s just the worst, the worst in all of Europe. I had a pretty girl at the cash register flirt with me the other day. I didn’t reciprocate I just thought what’s the point. Nine times out of ten she’s gonna turn out to be a weirdo. They are all racist, disgusting, backstabbing two face little weasels. At this point, I don’t have any friends here because they all have betrayed me at some point. I’m bitter and a angry person. Every time I go out I go into a deep depression of thoughts past poop experiences. Hopefully, foreigners will stop coming to this place. Anyway, the buildings are all ugly and grey just the people.

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To the person above: I feel exactly the same on every point. I've distanced myself from all of my friends here. I actually don't enjoy talking to any Germans anymore (if I ever could) because, and this is no exaggeration, they always focus solely on my nationality. I'm tired of being treated as a spokesperson for my country in every conversation. And even if the most attractive supermodel flirted with me I'd completely ignore it as well. After getting to know more than enough Germans you are completely right when you say that they're all weirdos. They'll be into open relationships or Berghain bathroom sex or will have borderline incest stories or something else of the sort. Berlin is just if you took the most extreme sex deviants from every other EU capital and put them in one town. It took me a while to accept that I am disgusted by ALL Germans because I didn't want to be a xenophobe. But now, if that even makes me a xenophobe, I don't even care. I honestly in my heart of hearts believe that there is something deeply wrong with basically every German.

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I also try to ignore Germans as much as I can. I just am just waiting for the day I leave Germany silently while my company pays for my job related some certificates and trainings. When I got them, I will say " Auf niemals sehen" to Germany

They are the weirdest people you could ever see on the face of earth.They are just weird. They don't know how to communicate and they behave so weird in every situation. Very simple example I would like to give is the nightlife in Germany. In other countries, people go to clubs to have fun all together. They talk to each other, create the happy vibes which makes you also have fun collectively. In Germany, I feel like so bored in the clubs (I am not in Berlin btw) The people give you impression that, they are not there to have fun. You know what I mean ?

I was recently talking to one of my friend who is also foreigner in Germany. We studied together in master studies. She told me that, she works in a new company with Germans and It is much more difficult to work with Germans. She used to work in a global company with international people. I am not surprised at all. We all foreigners just endure these people and this country until the right time comes to leave.

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It’s difficult to work with Germans, live with Germans, understand germans, explain how Germans think and why they behave the way they behave. It’s not a language barrier. I’m fluent in German and yet it’s impossible. Twisted people.

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wow, i could have written all these comments. So its not just me!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Of course it’s not just you.
It’s not you.
It’s them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

thanks. They are good at making you feel as if it is your fault and you are doing something wrong.

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Oh yes they do that all. The. Time.
Their life is wrong.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I hope your time in Berlin is a lesson to never live in a predominantly lefty-student-antifa-feminist-gay-anarchist-'arty' city again. Go to a city that's more balanced, full of real people and real artists.

Believe me, it's not going to get any better, no matter how hard to wait or try, it will just get worse.

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Agreed. But 1 thing isn't true no matter how much Germans pretend it is. Berlin isn't a student city. Median age is over 40 here. It is mostly middle aged losers here who have lost all of their ambitiob and motivation. A city of bureaucrats and dumpy old cashiers, not a dynamic city of students.

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Germany sucks big time. Most people are unfriendly and don’t know how to communicate properly. Fortunately, there are some exceptions, but you have to try very hard to find them. If germans are good to you, in the 97% of the cases they want something from you.
The reason we don’t know how much Germany sucks is that they’re very good at hiding the bad things to preserve their reputation abroad.
That dictatorship mentality never disappeared from this place. Also, most Germans are so racist and they don’t know it!

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Eventually Germany will have to accept it is a country of immigrants and stop with all this top-down integration/assimilation nonsense. Germany will be more tolerable once other cultures become more dominant.

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Immigrants are this country’s only hope. Bio germans are broken up from inside out.

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I tend to agree with the sentiments on this thread. Germany is up to it's eyeballs in issues, despite it's astoundingly successful PR campaign (must be the best in all history). I sensed a dislike/disdain of foreigners among many native Germans. Ironically the issues could, over time, be resolved through people who have immigrated from more tolerant and open-minded societies.

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Agoraphobia is a thing in Berlin. People get afraid to leave the flat, because of the poop they have to endure

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It's only natural. If you have a rage-inducing incident 99% of the time you leave your apartment then of course your brain tracks it. But in Berlin you cannot seek refuge in your own apartment because there you just have to listen to your retarded upstairs neighbor dropping bowling balls on the floor all the darn time.

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absolutely i got agoraphobia here

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Berlin made me grateful for my home country. I just wish people in my home country understood my trauma. But I’ve told the story to a few other people, and they knew others who left Berlin. So there is still hope

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i know what u mean this place is so twisted its hard to even believe it could exist until you are in it and living it every day. You wonder why people walk round looking so sad and cold but then eventually you become like that too

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My dad reminds me of a German. Teaches obedience, yells at any mistake, talks over you and likes bossing people around. Oh wait, he’s a narcissist. Germans are narcissists. Anyone else here feel they resonated subconsciously with this culture because they had abusive families? Anyone else find there are a ton of traumatized people in Berlin?

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Germans masturbate too hard. They should switch hands and use lubricant.

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No one wants to think about these nastyasses masturbating. Last year end of summer on the last day when it was over 25 degrees I saw two German teenagers jerking each other off in the park. Nasty degenerates.

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Doesn’t surprise me

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They should use a social lubricant as well, other than drugs. More like manners

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On my way to work this morning I saw a BVG bus waiting to turn left in a bus lane. In front of it was a guy who obviously accidentally ended up in the bus lane because the street is under construction (Berlin) and it's an easy mistake to make. The guy couldn't turn because there was oncoming traffic. So the BVG driver basically just honks for 30 seconds and then goes on the intercom system that's outside the bus and yells "This is a bus lane you idiot!". Only in Germany could that happen.

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why are they always in such a rush

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to get to the next step of their highly standardised living process that repreats in cycles ad infinitum. Pointless.

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Exactly. Pointless, nothing innovative and zero chill

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The driver was to dumb to react to a situation as it didn’t fit the regular pattern he was programmes to follow. It wasn’t the drivers fault you know, thats just a programmed machine doing its job. The cyclist shouldn’t have misused the lane.

Germans are not people who can react depending on the situation. They just run a program in their head.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Moving to Berlin feels a lot like eating caviar for the first time. You've heard it talked up your entire life and everyone else eating it acts like they love it. But in reality it's disgusting, overpriced and smells terrible.

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For a while you think it's just your unrefined palate or your unreasonable expectations. But eventually you get the self confidence to accept that it just sucks and all the people claiming otherwise are afraid to admit the obvious truth of the matter. Berlin sucks.

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^Yes! This!

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My favourite story, The Emperor's New Clothe's, fits Berlin and caviar perfectly.

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I may be flamed here but I like caviar, Berlin not at all however.

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Can you guys help me? I feel like I just don't understand Germany at all. How do people start careers here? I graduated at the beginning of the coronavirus lockdown and have been looking for a job here ever since. I want to work in data analysis. I have a degree in data analytics. But every single job I can find posted anywhere here says "You must have 2-3 years of experience". In my home country my CV would be very competitive. Here I have not even got a single interview. I do have some general office experience in student jobs but I was never able to find any student job in my field. Is this normal in Germany? What am I doing wrong? I can't ask any of my classmates because they were all so annoying that I was happy when I never had to see them again.

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Well, first off, it was hard starting any career before the pandemic hit. Now, it’s gonna be next to impossible to find anything. And since all the bone head Germans and other foreigners walking around like the virus is gone. Well, we’re probably going into another lock down soon. Every thing is just fuckery. And if the pandemic wasn’t here. I would tell you to run to another European city before you end up being a waiter or working in hotel for the rest of your life. When this pandemic is over you should leave before this city ruin your life. Like it has so many other people with University degrees. This place is not really for young University graduates, not really. Again, this hell hole will destroy your career before it even begins.

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Where are you from? Maybe that has something to do with it

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Not to be rude, but you state your degree is competitive in your country. Have you considered returning there?

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You could always just say you have 3 years experience... these fucktards only want to feel like they are getting experienced people.. when you show up and prove to be better than all the other brain dead idiots they will push you up to CEO.. UNLESS, you don't look German or speak the language perfectly ...

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I am from a mid-sized toen in Canada. I came here for my M.Sc. and thought I would stay. But I didn't realise how bad this place it. In my hometown average salaries are actually 100% higher than here.

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^ I’m from toronto and returned. I make 5 times the money and pay half the tax. Oh and my expenses are the same as Berlin when you do the currency exchange.

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If you're Canadian, why would you want to live here???? Move to a place that can offer you career development.

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^thats why I left. Well because Canadians are insecure and fantasize Europe, toronto is very corporate many venues closed and it’s gotten extremely expensive. However there is potential to make money and it’s REAL multicultural and not racist. Not xenophobic either. Growing up In toronto I had friends from all races. Only when I got to Berlin did I realize how broken up and racist and xenophobic people can be. It made me grateful for my home. I’m white but I had to leave, I can’t live with such backwards mentality around me.

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Hey, I may be in the same position. Have you been really looking for 6 months now? How many applications and which sites are you using? Things are dire here.

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Just leave Germany.

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Yes really 6 months. Using mostly indeed and linkedin. A guy I went to uni with wrote me yesterday and suggested meeting over a beer. Said he also had huge problems. Even when he has made it to an interview the companies just quit ghosted him afterwards. He said it has happened more than 10 times.might be because he is a foreigner.

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Foreigners don’t get rights and respect in Germany and you can’t legally do anything about it. A hellhole which is better to take a sublet or to visit, make the contacts and then get out .

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