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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:

Why are they all insane? Is mental health ignored here? Is it a culture thing? What’s wrong with these people. Even the nicest Germans I’ve met have been broken up by evil significant others and are afraid of their own existence. They’re all so concerned about what they have to do tomorrow, that they can’t ever have fun (sex with them is a nightmare). Unless they drink or drug themselves to death. I feel sorry for them

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  Anonymous wrote:

This is so true, unfortunately.
The biggest puzzle is why are they not able to cope and move on from evil significant others? We all had our fair share of broken up encounters, that’s life, but most of normal people end up moving on at some point. They don’t.
Maybe they should let their guard downs, go psychotic from time to time, let it out of their system and done. It’s like they slow cook their frustration inside and block everything.


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  Anonymous wrote:

My guess is that they don’t even try to cope with it. They don’t even try to let it out of their system. I guess that’s too “thinking outside the box” for them. I have no idea. They’re just eternal victims.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yesterday I had a chat with American friend! He wants to escape the hellhole US as he called it and move to Berlin with his girlfriend!
I couldn’t help myself but to laugh but didn’t try to change his mind: sometimes you have to go trough hell to find a better place

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  Anonymous wrote:

I would say please warn him, but Berlin won't let Americans in right now.

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Yesterday I had a chat with American friend! He wants to escape the hellhole US as he called it and move to Berlin with his girlfriend!
I couldn’t help myself but to laugh but didn’t try to change his mind: sometimes you have to go trough hell to find a better place

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  Anonymous wrote:

After a year or two in Berlin he'll develop a love for the US he never thought would be possible. I speak from experience.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'm American and currently reside in California. I can say that many people here are scum but I know that Douche-land is 100x worse.

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  Anonymous wrote:

No matter how hard you work it's impossible to move forward in Berlin. There's no point in even trying and I can assure you that that is a lesson you will learn on your own after living here for more than 3 years. It's best to give up and go somewhere else without this oppressive society.

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I hate giving up. But I guess you’re right

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.youtube.com/watch
The true story of Karl Marx that the Germans never admit to.

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Pretty eye opening to hear about how Marx insulted his rivals as "Jewish niggers" and about how he grew up in an affluent family that eventually cut him off because he was basically just a parasite. Extremely fitting that the communist ideology came from such a disgusting human being. Next time I'm in London I'll spit on his grave.

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Marxist Feminists are proof of what a disgusting moron he was. I LOVE CAPITALISM and anyone who says they prefer communism is a lying loser. Fck Marxist feminist cnts.

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If I had a euro for every young German I met who thought that Karl Marx was just amazing.......I would buy everyone on here a ticket out of Germany

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I am glad at least this website is pretty much free of this communist worship horseshit you see everywhere else.

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If you ever have the msfortune of meeting a German feminist, bring up he wage gap myth and see her reaction, they love being victims. Here's the reality of the so-called wage gap. www.forbes.com/sites/evangerstmann/2019/06/06/dispelling-myths-about-the-gender-pay-gap/

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Women shouldn't work, anyway. They usually do a subpar job. As bosses they are a nightmare, as coworkers they are a nuisance. Imagine spending several years at university just to end up as a sex toy for a boss at some company.

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I don't have a problem with women working, as long as the workplace is child friendly and they don't get their jobs through discriminating Affirmative Action initiatives. There are too many mediocre women rising to the top to fill quotas, which is not only unfair to more capable men, but also more capable women who don't need special quotas to get ahead, they do it instead by hard work. I'm sick and tired of hearing privileged females whining and moaning about non-existent sexism. Berlin females are the worst at this.

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I got shamed for wanting to be a TRADwife today instead of a civil servant lol...

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Eva Braun and Ilse Koch usually come to mind when I think of German women.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I don't know, am I overreacting? Went to the grocery store today. Was standing somewhere in the aisle. Behind me and in front of me there were 2 people, husband and wife I suppose. They were screaming at each other - this was their way of communication. I thought it was just super loud and annoying - in the end, they were in a supermarket, not somewhere in the woods with no other people in sight. I don't know if the screaming bothered me or it only bothered me because it was in Arabic? I truly don't know. I have never seen Germans or other nationalities (besides Turks) being so loud in a closed space.

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I live in Neukolln and can hear their voices everyday from my flat. They speak really loudly.

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  Anonymous wrote:

East Europeans are loud too

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Any low class person is loud, regardless origin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

the above comment is true. Low class Chermans are also really loud

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I can handle ppl being loud it's the dumb F stare that gets me

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Thank you well dressed stranger on the U6 today. I needed to see someone who has style and attitude! You looked like a King next to all the Germans dressed in bin bags.

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  Anonymous wrote:

My story here in Berlin has sucked the life out of me. I moved here invited by some friends to work at a company of theirs mind you these friends were not from Chermany.

I've lived here for over 7 years but only got my anmeldung on the 4 year mark. Although I'm highly skilled I have not been able to find work. I worked in the cleaning professions for years. Now I have been hired into a low skill level job where people actively ignore my skills.

In my time here I've had 2 'friends' who I hang out with sometimes. None of them never lifted a finger for me unless I was on the precipice. I have no family and as a result of Berlin just these 2 friends who mostly spend time with me when they have no chermans to spend time with. mind you they are cherman and mostly just have cherman friends, Although they are German they have never been helpful. So I did all my paperwork whilst being berated and abused constantly by beamters on my own. I've been homeless here and slept on the streets. The job center never helped me and actually menaced me. Out of my own hard work in Cleaning I've been able to get out of homelessness. Although so I am unable to find work in my actual profession.

For long I suffered from depression and heightened social anxiety and till recently have been suicidal. Now I'm numb and aggressive. I berate and belittle Germans and remind them of how inferior they are any chance I get. I hate this place. And I have a huge hatred towards the inferior race(Sheisslanders). They are vile. I avoid using any service which is related to Germany such as banks etc. I great them loud and clearly in my own language. And ignore them if they speak to me in their garbage language.

I have gone through multiple abusive relationships with women here. Clearly they don't understand what a relationship is.

I'm even afraid to go to a therapist. Let's say I've given up on life. I live with loosers. who do nothing but useless poop all day. No ambition no nothing this as middle aged men. The only thing now that keeps me going is leaving this country. This website has really helped me. Puddled thoughts. I can't even be concise with my thoughts anymore.

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"I'm even afraid to go to a therapist."
Never go to a German therapist. These people are disgustingly sick individuals. Somehow no matter what is bothering you, the answer is always a Kur away from your family and friends. They'll send you off to some isolated mental institute where they control your life all day. These Kurs last anywhere from 2 weeks to several months. They careful monitor how much you eat, sleep, how much TV you watch, they take away your smartphone, force you into group therapy, etc. I've known a few people who did various types of Kurs and afterwards they were never the same. And they'll also prescribe you SSRI anti-depressants. Germans love prescribing SSRIs and ritalin. I myself have battled with depression here (honestly I don't see how anyone in Germany could not become completely depressed here and I don't even think depression is the right word if your outlook on life is correctly calibrated to your circumstances).

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  Anonymous wrote:

Brother, get some cash together(I'm assuming you're still a homeless) and get a flight to the UK(I live in Edinburgh) . You'll quickly find a job, trust me. And if you decide to come to Edinburgh I have lots of clothes and shoes that I can give to you.
The quality of life that I have here is not even comparable to when I was in Berlin. I came here and found work in 1 week and currently doing a lot of courses to get more professional skills. Do not be afraid.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Fuck! I have to get out of here.

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Where are you from? Get out of there! What are you waiting for?

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Hey my friend, you really need to get out of here. Now with Corona it's tough. If there is no possibility to get out now, try to spend as much time outside of Berlin, take walks in the nature in Brandenburg. Just get out as much as possible. In the meantime, try to save some money. Live frugally, and perhaps borrow something from friends or family back home. Soon international flights are allowed again. And then GET OUT! Your mental health is too important!

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'm from the UK, thanks guys for the support. Probably the most support I ever got here. I've decided to take a one way flight to the UK as soon as possible!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Don't want to get off into the woods too much, but English-speaking countries are the only first world countries in the world right now. Maybe not because they're so much further developed than elsewhere, but because the people in English-speaking countries are for some reason about a million times more supportive and friendly and elsewhere. It makes such a huge difference in every aspect of life.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You are lucky you are from the UK. You could even travel back home by bus. Hell, if I were you I would ride a bike back home.
Those of us who moved to Germany from America or Asia or Africa are not as lucky.

" the people in English-speaking countries are for some reason about a million times more supportive and friendly"

Probably because they don't lose the wars they start, nor do their attempts to build an empire fail miserably.

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  Anonymous wrote:

This post is so sad. I’m sorry for what you endured in this hellhole. Doing a cleaning job as a skilled worker :( only in Germany. Please, get out ASAP.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You need to get out of Berlin it’s just the place not you.

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"Doing a cleaning job as a skilled worker"

I almost ended up washing dishes in Berlin, even though I have a degree from a German university.

Now in my "poor" eastern European country I have a well-paid job and could eat out everyday if I wanted to. When in Berlin I had to think twice before buying a coffee outdoors.

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I used to live in an Eastern European country and I had a great job as a skilled worker, I ate out every day, and locals were amazing people, even though I also come from a poor country and they had no idea I had a good job. What the bloody hell was i thinking and I moved to Chermany? No freakin idea, I want to go back now. Needless to say dating in that country was levels above this hellhole

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Eastern Europe is so underrated. People are awesome, women are feminine (even the feminists!), men are gentlemen, they are well educated, most speak 2 or more foreign languages besides their mother tongue and have manners.
Of course, this compared to their peers in Western Europe on the same social level.

The ones who came to Western Europe in search of a better life or to work jobs that no one wants such as construction, agriculture, cleaning and what else are the poor people with not so much luck in live to get educated or having too many opportunities. It’s political, economical, you name it. No denying that there are weaker economies and you feel it at social level.

Anyhow as said, on the same level, the people are high quality, friendly.

Germans are not yet “colonizing” Eastern Europe as much, as they are xenophobic towards EE and have superiority complexes over it.
Good. Stay home. Leave it for the other to enjoy.

You find everything there: Culture, history, eclectic mixes, fascinating traditions, food with actual flavor. It’s going to get ruined too at some point, but for now it’s still a part of a different Europe than the West.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Two words sum up Berliners

Sour Krauts

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Or "Ass Holes"

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans are so obsessed with American culture that they don't even notice it anymore. I heard a Volkswagen ad on the radio the other day where they were talking about good memories you have in your car. At one point they mentioned your first kiss. The ad was in German on regular German radio. What German ever had their first kiss in their car? You can't even get your license here before you're 18. What German has their first kiss at that age? Or do they mean all the pedos who pick up young girls beforehand? That's the only likely explanation I can find. Simply retarded.

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Imagine kissing a German...

That fetid smell of cheap cigarettes, cheap bear combined with chronic bad breath and yellow teeth.

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Your forgot to add semen

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  Anonymous wrote:

When you move to a new country, there’s always a grace period of at least 3 months in which you absolutely love your new country and everything that comes with it. After that period, some things start to irritate you and you find out about negative things about the country. That’s normal. No country is perfect. You learn to live with them.

Germany is an exception. Here, the grace period lasts one week. Then negativity hits you in the form of weird strangers, terrible customer service, a crazy neighbor, landlord, or boss... I have lived in 14 different countries. I’ve never experienced such negativity elsewhere. Never before was the grace period so short. Never before have most locals been so broken. I’m moving to another country in September. I won’t miss this god forsaken place

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BERLIN, A Great Place To Visit, A Nightmare To Live In.

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  Anonymous wrote:

14 countries, wow! Can you recommend some nice places? Big B obviously isn't one of them... XD

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It was about a week before my grace period ended. After that I had lots of conflicting thoughts and emotions and it got much worse from then on. Some Germany lover (on reddit I think) was suggesting that you need to spend 10 years here before you can judge it. I had it figured out after a month ie. This country is an overrated shitshow.

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It took me two years before I had enough and just wanted to leave. In the beginning there were a lot of red flags but I ignored them. I should have listened to my instincts and left right at the very beginning.

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To above commentator, I wish I had left after two months. The warning signs were there as early as a month into my stay but I stubbornly persisted for nearly a year. Sometimes it definitely pays to listen to our instincts.

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The Germanylovers on reddit are either bots, shills or retards. All the mods on r/berlin and r/germany are fishy.

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  Anonymous wrote:

When I first came to Berlin I said to a long term expat from the UK, I thought German girls were cute, he said "just don't get involved with them", I didn't listen and was nearly driven crazy by the Fraulein I gave my best shot with. OMG, what a nightmare. I have no idea how to understand what German girls are on about or what they want in a guy. Actually, I find it similar with all European females. Stop at acquaintanceship with them.

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German girls are a nightmare. I don’t understand them, either. I had some relationships with German girls. They never lasted more than 5 months. That was my first relationship. She was good at hiding her messed up mental health

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"She was good at hiding her messed up mental health"
God yes. They all have some mental illness issue here. And once you find out about it they'll constantly play victim. Best to not waste your time with Germans.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Mate tell that to me, I am flummoxed and dazed for the past 2-3 days. What do they want exactly?

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German men are no better. They don’t want to have sex. Like ever.

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Commenter above: Damn, girl, same.

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In my time in Germany I managed to avoid getting involved with them. I think I dodged a bullet.

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They are quite literally. Bottom of the barrel women. They will sleep with anything. Most of the ones I know personally have pyhsiological or mental disorders. Additionally STD's

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  Anonymous wrote:

Is there anyone else who gets crippling social anxiety only in Berlin or Germany? Anyone else who feels vaguely guilty being themselves or enjoying life?

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I had a terrible case of this when I was in Germany. I haven't experienced this anywhere else.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's because going out and doing stuff is never enjoyable here.

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For me, it's mostly Berlin. I'm fine in most other areas.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I was recently out of Germany for a bit and I saw people greeting each other in public and smiling at each other. The food had taste and was well made. The sun came out. A stranger said hello to me in passing and I scowled at him in suspicion. What have I become?

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  Anonymous wrote:

du bist een berlina

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Signs you’ve been too long in Berlin. Get out!

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  Anonymous wrote:

I left for the same reason. I didn't like who I was becoming. I was a happy and easy-going person before I arrived in this pit of sorrow. Thankfully I got out.

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Get out, before you end up like them. For your own good. You’re capable of achieving so many things. Don’t let this place ruin you and deprive you of your chance to shine

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