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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:

If you leave the house with simply long hair and minimal makeup (taking 5 seconds) it’s like every man tries to invade your space or stares on the train. Is this why german women look like crap? Or do men do this because german women look like crap?

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  Anonymous wrote:

They stare at all women. Just watch these horndogs. It's almost all of them. Like piranhas.

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  Anonymous wrote:

if u give them eye contact or smile they will think you want sex. when i first came to berlin i used to get hit on by black men as i looked at them and smiled. i once got chased all the way from the station onto a bus by some asian guy.

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basically if you do anything other than stare like an absent minded robot they will think you are interested as germans express zero emotion

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  Anonymous wrote:

Don't think you mean Western men with this. Those that I mean - they act like they have never seen a woman before.

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It's also white Germs. I am a man and I have noticed it. Men in Berlin between 20-50 stare at all women and girls. Even 12 year olds.

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Happened to me yesterday in the Ubahn. A guy was staring intensely and that’s about it.
It’s uncomfortable as fuck. At least if you seem me noticing you at least show a smile, say hello or anything. I don’t expect full conversations, but just staring is creepy. What is going on in their minds when they do it?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ive noticed that Germans stare right into your eyes without making any expression. Its like a kind of dominance thing, like are you confident enough to cold-stare back at me or are you intimidated by my harsh glare. Smiling and making small talk with strangers isnt a thing here and if anyone does it you immediately think they are some kind of psycho who wants something from you. I think this whole staring people down without revealing anything of your own interior mindset must come from the stasi and nazi eras where it was important not to reveal what side you were on. Its a self-protective mechanism that no longer has any use.

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Its a way of making you feel self-conscious about yourself and deflecting away from their own self-consciousness and worries that they are not conforming to expectations. It is highly unhealthy but understandable.

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Just ask "What?!" and they short circuit. They are so dumb.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am the one with the Ubahn experience. I do get your point, all valid for sure.
I must also say that we all sometimes catch ourselves looking at people, no doubt. But what I usually do when I do get spontaneous eye contact with someone randomly, I smile, even half a smile to avoid looking like a psycho.
I think it’s a simple gesture, friendly and comforting. Luckily, I guess I stare at nice people as even in Berlin that works, and most of the people smile back.
They should try it, I swear.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Managers are totally weird here. They don't give clear work instructions nor a vision/plan what they want you to achieve. They give you some vague hints and I guess your job is to simply guess what they want. And if the whole thing doesn't work out they can blame you.

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  Anonymous wrote:

tell mr about it. ive been guessing for ages

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because all germans want the same things, remember they don't have personalities.

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They also don't understand concrete, constructive criticism. And they are usually afraid of confrontation so they'll vaguely say something isn't good enough but can't explain further.

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They do not know how to be manager.
Also they are getting scared and shocked when someone is able to take decisions independently.

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Same experiences at my workplace. We discuss a topic during a meeting but everything stays so foggy and unfocused that I never know exactly what to work on. Whenever I just take over and make my own decisions based on common sense and what move us forward I usually receive some angry looks and my work is disregarded. If I decide not to do anything specific and just go with the vagueness I once again receive negative reactions as I am “not doing my work.” I am at a point where I don’t know what to do anymore.

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^they don’t want you to lead because you’re the foreigner and it makes them look bad

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doesn't really matter what you do as a foreigner, you will always be looked down upon and thought of as inferior

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think at least %70 of Germans have some sort of autism. Otherwise, It can’t be possible to have lack of social skills this much. Nation of autistics.

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They can only socialiS with other germans

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i have become autistic sincs living here. was fine before

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german society doesnt allow for spontaneous thinking and conversation, thats the problem

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I have giving this subject deep thought I have come to the conclusion that most Germans have Asperger's syndrome.

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  Anonymous wrote:

you're giving people with autism and asperger's syndrome a bad name...
Germans are just the rudest people I've encountered on earth. At least people with autism have an illness that is not their fault.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Any Aussie here?
Make sure you are sitting down with your seat belt on when you listen to this, for adults only

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And please pass it on

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just shouted at a random old German hag when she tried to correct me on the street. shouted at the top of my lungs "GO fornicate YOURSELF, SHUT THE fornicate UP" needless to say she went her way. Piece of shit. Should dump these assholes in Naples or Sicily for a day see how they survive their without a bullet in their head.

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Lol, you sound like me when dealing with Berliners. My patience has run out with these clowns. In return, my temper is short and I don’t tolerate poop from them. I want to get on that flight and leave today but I can’t. But until I can get the money to leave for another country then I want take poop from their hypothetical shit! This place ruined my life and my career! fornicate Germans!

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" This place ruined my life and my career!"
Same and fuuuuccck every German who tries to correct me. Funny how they'll explode when you throw a bottle away on a Sunday but won't say anything to someone shooting up in front of a school or pissing into a doorway.

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The rules, such as their opinions, are arbitrary. They aren’t facts. They also don’t exist in the rest of the world. We don’t need to be policed and micromanaged by strangers. Just because they had to deal with it their entire lives and were brainwashed into thinking they have the best system and government. I’m surprised they LOVE their country so much instead of questioning anything . I’m surprised they can’t mind their own business

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  Anonymous wrote:

Shut up Italo

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I'd love to see a parallel world where gun ownership is allowed in Germany.

"An armed society is a polite society"

But then again Germans would be too cheap to buy guns and ammo. Most don't even own a pocket knife.

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That’s the last thing we need. Guns.

They need basic things like manners, not weapons.

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Remember what happened the last time they were armed ?

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Let them holocaust themselves, idgaf. They seem to hate themselves enough to do it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

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Lefty-crap

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am screwed. Please tell me how dumb I am. For real.
I have a crush on a German guy, and he is as awkward and as German as it gets. You can see the flags from a mile, but somehow I still have it...
How do I cure from it? Why are women like this? The Messiah syondrome is real.
I need saving and therapy

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Do not even try to have a romantic relationship with him. You would regret it.

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He’s dumb and will likely turn you off as soon as he gives you your uneducated opinion . That or traumatized you. Work on your self esteem

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I had two relationships in Berlin with German girls and they really did my head in, stay away.

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i agree, my ex drove me crazy and i still havent recovered

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Just ask him to explain why he thinks socialism is good. He'll give such a dumb answer you'll realize he's a child's bain in a man's body. Also ask him how many open relationship he's had.

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He’s already giving me a headache with his ideas/views on life, and has a defensive attitude when told differently.
Still, there is something about this raw, very bubbled up thing about it.
I feel it’s like a wounded little lost thing that needs saving and I might be able to give it :)))))

Joking! I know they are irreparable. I appreciate everyone boosting me up to stay the f*** away. I see it too, clearly

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just ask him to share his weirdest sex story. Works 100% of the time to smash your positive perception of a German. They're all trash with filthy closets full of skeletons.

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You’ll get over it sooner than later if you stay away

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Yes that’s what. A lot of these Germans are like getting defensive if told differeny which is funny given the amount of free thinking people in this city

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  Anonymous wrote:

remember he doesn't wash himself

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  Anonymous wrote:

This thread is hilarious, yet so true.

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  Anonymous wrote:

you absolutely need to get yourself a back up fling to the back up fling or you will be the depp

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  Anonymous wrote:

What's a depp?

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You’re only an idiot for caring about Berlin dating standards

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I don’t get how people say Berlin is a sexy City. I hardly find pale, skeletal , poor and badly dressed erotic

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It was a Berliner mayor who said that, what he should have said is "Berlin is Depraved and bankrupt.

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He was gay so he probably meant the aids-stricken homos jerking each other in the parks.

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^fuck you, homophobe

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yes fornicate homophobes, get out

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Phuck off hetero-phobes

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lol Wowereit was mentally retarded as hell, if you listen to his speeches they make it clear he had cognitive problems. Also was a huge alcoholic/coke addict. But he was immune from criticism because he was gay. Definitely NWO globalist shill.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's been five years since I left Berlin and I still my initial reaction to any conflict is to lash out and shout at people instead of dialogue. In just two years Berlin turned me into a savage and I still haven't fully recovered.

Get out of there before it's too late or you might never be a normal person again.

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I heard a politician in Australia with a German accent and felt creepy all down my spine and then a song by Nouvelle Vague in German came on "Eisbaer" and I felt it again. Even just thoughts of Berliners gives me the heebie-jeebies.

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That explains why Australia is already talking about mandatory covid19 vaccines before phase 3 trials have even fully started.

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Good luck with that one, there will be rioting in the streets if they try to make that compulsory, no matter what lefties Gates and Soros say.

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I hope you're right, but considering they've got their cops beating up 20 year old girls in the streets for not wearing masks OUTSIDE I think it's safe to assume they're on the verge of insanity.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think that was more about her lefty-feminist attitude

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A 20 year old is a 20 year old, you don’t take them serious that much.
It’s that phase where people are in the discovery phase, don’t know much, change their opinions like the wind and so on.
I have no big expectations of youngsters. The problem comes when they pass that phase but still are stuck there later in life.
20 is OK to be dumb with dumb ideas, they’ll cringe later by themselves when they are woke.
But a full grown cop beating a 20 year old is just... degenerate. At 20 they’re not even of legal age on all planet corners.
That’s retarded

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  Anonymous wrote:

Someone peeing and pooping on the U8. Conductor warned other passengers not to slip.

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Can someone explain to me property taxes in Berlin? Considering saving and buying property in prenzlauerberg or Schöneberg but making my money in another country. That way most of what pisses me off about Berlin (taxes and low wages, relying on germans for income) will be eliminated. But are there crazy property taxes? I haven’t owned a flat before. Please explain

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Property taxes are low right bow due to a miscalculation in how property values are assessed. Germany has ruled that the current way they are calculated is in violation of the German constitution but has not said how it will be changed moving forward. I am sure they will do everything possible to avoid any real estate market shocks, but I would expect prices to change a lot within 5 - 10 years. That said, German politicians are trying hard to pop the Berlin real estate bubble (with rent caps and regulations on rentals, etc.) so who knows? I also thought there would be a big coronavirus exodus of non-Germans but it doesn't seem to be happening.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is great if you don’t anmeldung and have savings / make money in another country / are a digital nomad. Really.

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Tried that, it was still a steaming pile of s h I t.

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Sure but if you don’t rely on the German system and are not bound to the place / don’t have to deal with officials and companies because you’re on a sublet , you can just laugh at the rules and the stupid people’s behaviour, since you are not technically living under them.

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If you make decent money why would you live in a dump like Berlin?

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  Anonymous wrote:

because its cheaper and half my friends are here, and there are things to do which I enjoy as well as opportunities I cant get elsewhere

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what kind of opportunities can you get here that you can't get elsewhere??

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  Anonymous wrote:

seeing this city and those people everyday and hearing them talk and the poop and the litter and the ugly ugly houses... why? why would anyone want to live like this?

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  Anonymous wrote:

I just wanna curse everyone who didn't appreciate me. I think I was apologizing and it didn't get acknowledged and overall I feel I been done wrong, you know it's just a feel. Shouldn't do anything if I'm wrong. We all need love and generally people don't want to appreciate me and you can give this way too, that simple. You just really pissed me off. So yeah, cursed you bitc.hes.

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Actually want to take it away.

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Meaning I do take it away.

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But did you take the receipt?

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  Anonymous wrote:

^bhahahaah I used to comment the same thing on this persons posts, its totally the recipet guy

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It's the receipts guy....or is it just a 'feel'? :D :D

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  Anonymous wrote:

i do hate berlin but how good is skinny dipping though?!

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Good if you're a degenerate. I wouldn't touch the lake water in Berlin with my enemy's dick. Blue algae, pollution, piss and shit, just gross. And I wouldn't visit a nude swimming place (Liquidrom has freaking video cameras in the dressing rooms wtf, Vabali full of creepkrauts).

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Vabali also has cameras

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I don’t care about the nudity but when creepy germans start truying to attract my attention by touching themselves in the sauna that’s where I draw the line.

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Seriously how the hell is it legal to have cameras in the changing rooms? I thought Germans love privacy so much? Are these people borderline?

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They’re the biggest hypocrites on the planet and the rules don’t make sense. Just look at how the gender changes based on tense for words. The only way I could learn german was to not question if things made sense and instead blindly accepted it. This could be said for most things about the society.

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  Anonymous wrote:

On vacation outside of Berlin. Still in Europe but haven't seen anyone pissing in the street. No drugged out zombies. No aggressive locals. Everyone I have dealt with was respectful. No sarcastic comments at my expense, no passive aggressive sighs. No staring on the trains. No nudists at the beach. No dirty glasses at the restaurants. No dog poop on the sidewalk. No gays rubbing each other off in the parks. GTFO out of northern Europe, it's a darn zoo up there.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh and almost forgot: free public bathrooms, free drinking fountains and air conditioning in most restaurants, museums, bars, etc. Tons of families out enjoying the weather.

For Americans it's easy to feel like Europe is a giant pit of crap, but that's mostly Northern Europe.

I remember once I was in Amsterdam and saw they seriously set up outdoor urinals in the middle of the streets (no privacy walls, nothing - just guys with their d1cks out in the open). That would be unthinkable here. And in most of the civilized world. But in Northern Europe it's normal. It's about one step above designated pooping streets in India. And Germans try to lecture me.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You had me up until the homophobia

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Yeah because holding people to the standard that they shouldn't do sex stuff in public = homophobia. You're not even a real person.

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Yes, I’m a bot. How could I be a real person. I’ve been sent from outer space to infiltrate this timeline

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Eastern Europe.

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Degenerate, hetero-hating homos are one of the biggest problems with Berlin

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  Anonymous wrote:

You know I enjoy reading this site for legitimate complaints, I could do without the homophobia and racists on here

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  Anonymous wrote:

Where's the racism and homophobia in this thread? I see none.

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Notice that these lefty soyboys never mention hatred against white people

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  Anonymous wrote:

^wow what an educated answer

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And what type of answer did you come back with, a typical lefty answer, nothing to say because you have nothing original in your thick lefty head.

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It's homophobic if you don't want to see grown men giving bjs in public parks.

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