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

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germans and Turkish, living side by side, countries that committed the genocides....tell me is this why germany celebrates them and allowed them in? what is the history of that relationship, seems like a strange mix

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It's all hate!!! And only hate ! Between turkish and germans from both sides sad thing about berlin the turkish here are also very hateful(not all but alot of them) in other german cities they are more open and alot friendlier

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Germans are hateful everywhere in Germany (very few cool one's in general) majority of them are extremely xenophobic

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From which Country are you OP ? Britain ? France ? USA ? Italy ? Most western countries committed more genocides than turkey.

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from your moms cuntry

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Committing genocides is turkeys national sport. Then they deny they ever happened. At least germans recognize the Holocaust. Turks don’t even recognize the Armenian genocide. Horrible

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Germans are so dumb they think I will give them my permanent address outside of the country to send my abmeldung... You fuckers won’t be able to control my life once I leave... as if I would give you a real address! Imbeciles

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Theyre reallt such control freak... it’s a good thing they Lost that war

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This system gave me ptsd

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I have to fly back into Berlin from canada to get the rest of my things. The German consulate here is saying you have to be a German citizen to enter, but I’m EU, have anmeldung ... is this accurate ?

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You should be allowed to enter. There’s also no more 14 day quarantine period for Berlin.

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Really? They told me there was a 14 day quarantine

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  Anonymous wrote:

just imagine what kind of children will be there in Berlin in the future from those forever young peter pans? Or maybe they decide to not have any..

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I can’t imagine growing up there

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I wasted my entire 20s in this shithole. When I think of the opportunities I missed, the people I could have met and the fun I could have had elsewhere it just makes me want to off myself. I feel like I have wasted my best years and that it's all downhill from here. Worst part is that I have almost no savings so restarting somewhere else is gonna be difficult. I am actually worries I will never be able to pivot into a normal, adult life.

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I dont know if i would say the time ive had here has been wasted. I've had sh1t times but i think that is going to make me way more appreciative of good times when they come. When i think of myself before berlin i was an arrogant tw*t. And berlin has shown me that life can be fukking hard and there are people who will never accept you but you have to be true to yourself and stick to your values no matter what.

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like somebody mentioned further down it is good to.see berlin as a test. Dont let these b*tches get you down cos you are better than that

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OP, its good, that you are not in denial anymore. Just give yourself another chance, a new start.. Everything will be fine!

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Thanks guys, you are right. Berlin definitely changed me and made me more strong in my convictions.

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My whole time in Berlin has felt like waiting for real life to begin.

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I wasted 7 years in Germany.

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yes I have also felt like I'm waiting for real life to begin

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OP, this place will skew your view of what normal relationships are , what normal friendships are, make you forget your family, upbringings, goal.... it does that to everyone. It wants to swallow everyone into the group and make them think this life is normal. It breaks people. Don’t let it break you

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Look I know a lot of people like that but they’re in denial. You understand what’s happening. Don’t listen to anyone around you. That’s how people get stuck for life. They know it’s been a waste, but if they’re around other wasters, with the common struggle, they stay. Also because when you leave the longer you stay the harder it becomes to adjust to another place. Get out once the corona ban lifts. Go to Lisbon or Barcelona or somewhere you can speak the language. I would rather be homeless on Sardinia caves than be poor in Berlin for a lifetime

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Also nothing beats leaving Berlin for a place where people have more empathy. That’s like 75% of the world elsewhere

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So many lefty, SJW virtue signallers in Berlin, they make me want to puke. Gays and feminists are the worst offenders.

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Yeah I guess only cis straight are the best .... idiot

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Cis white men are the worst in berlin talking about how free they can be in this city - they enjoy watching everyone else in berlin being treated like shitt- the OP above def 1 of them

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yeah the germans going on and on about "freedom" lol, any POC will tell you otherwise...

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Hey ladies...
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/6241440/German-men-are-worlds-worst-lovers-with-English-men-in-second-place.html

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Don’t have sex with German men! Yeah they smell bad but their also boring. British men are not too bad though.

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German men are boring. I second that.

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I don’t really know what there is to a German man

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I would only have sex with pierce brosnan that’s it

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Oh wait he’s irish

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German is not a sexy language.

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Week old dickcheese.

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Don’t forget about the STDs

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  Anonymous wrote:

what was the moment you realized you had to leave Berlin and could not make a life here?
For me, it was when I discovered Germans dressed up as a hobby as "Indianers" and nobody had a problem with it, in fact laughed at me for saying it was broken up, and defended their lifestyle.

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When I was working two jobs and still barely able to make ends meet. I had to think twice before buying a coffee on the street.
When I realized that I wasn't moving forward in my career as an artist (a real artist, not a degenerate addict who pretends to create art).
When I realized that dating in that city was pretty much agreeing to be in an open relationship.
When I realized how racist Germans are. The fact that I speak German fluently doesn't mean a thing.
When I realized how ugly and grey the city is, even in the summer.
When I realized that in spite of having a degree from a good German university, I wasn't getting any job offers. When I realized that Germany is not the place to be for people who are conservative, drug-free, and religious.
When I realized how much I disliked Germany.

Thank God I moved to Poland.

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Well I thought I was just a maladjusted introvert until I found this site. I then spent the next few weeks reading EVERY comment on here and realized I hate everything about Germany. I realized I wouldn't want to raise a child here. That'd I would never be able to own a house here so I'll always be stuck in a tiny, noisy apartment. I realuxed that even if I had more time out of work that there's nothing here I want to do. Then I realized I hate German pop culture and have never enjoyed a German tv show, movie or book. I guess I just realized this place isn't for me and that Germans have a value system that is actually at odds with my own. Oh, and I also got sick of hearing locals throw stereotypes at me ALL THE TIME. There is a reason foreigners in Germany stick with other foreigners.

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I had an artist 'friend' who I helped many times with his career, and made him many thousands of dollars by introducing him to the right people and I asked him if I could use the studio to practise my acoustic guitar late at night so I didn't disturb my neighbours and he made a big song and dance about it. Another German 'friend' ripped me off for €2,500.

They were the straws that broke the camel's back for me. I won't bore you with all the stories I could tell you about them.

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Good move going to Poland, very nice creative people, cheap and delicious food. The cities are beautiful. The most under-rated European country.

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Such spot on comments here. Well done, it’s great that you got out of this cancer place.

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  Anonymous wrote:

im sure berlin is watching this forum wishing they could take it down but its out of their control buahahahaahaha

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Sometimes I really wonder if admin has ever received legal threats from Germany or just angry emails from pissed off Germs.

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Well it’s .com not .de so the laws in the USA allow freedom of speech

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A lot of people are disappointed with Berlin because they didn’t know its history well. West Berlin was an island in East Germany and people got paid by the state to live there. Yes, they all lived in welfare way before the 90s. East Berlin was śhit: poverty stricken capital of ddr. People think “hey, it’s the capital of the richest country in Europe, I should go there”. Biggest mistake ever!
Germany is rotten, but if you want to come here, you choose Hamburg or Cologne or Duesseldorf or Frankfurt. NOT Berlin.

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a lot of people are disappointed with berlin for any of the other issues listed on this forum as well.

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Don't choose Düsseldorf, I'm here and it's just a big village... Too narrow-minded if you've lived where people are open...

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OP: I mean, people assume it’s just a capital of a rich country, so it must be the best city to go to in Germany. Which is entirely wrong because of the history of Berlin

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Can confirm the Dusseldorf thing. The “city” is really just a village as it says in its name with people being narrow minded and nothing going on. What is better than Berlin though is that it feels safer and is cleaner.

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People are narrow minded everywhere in Germany. There’s no avoiding that here

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Dorf means "village" in German, just saying.

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Cologne is the best of that bunch, also Hamburg.

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Hamburg looks cool but the vibe there is also very off!!! Cold hearted northern germans who don't like it when anyone who wasn't born or raised there to be there! cologne is a small city but seems friendlier till you actually have to live there and notice how ppl you don't even know are all up in your business because they think they have the right to be- in all honesty Germany is just not the place to be - for a short visit it's fine...living here Is hell day in and day out in most places ....germans are just like a dry slice of bread no butter no jam nothing!

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What is “sexy” in Berlin is supreme trash elsewhere

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Depraved and Poor

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So today i was riding my bike along columbiadamm and really needed to take a piss. Know its digusting and something complain about on here but anyway i thought id quickly find myself a bush to hide behind. So i park my bike and go into the trees and just as i think i find a decent spot i hear someone groan and see there is some broken up druggy sitting in the middle of the bushes. So i got the hell out of there. But christ you cant go anywhere without bumping into absolute weirdos here

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You should have pissed in his mouth. He was probably groaning because he was waiting there for someone like u

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Google piss goblin berlin

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At least you tried to hide behind a bush

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the guy in the bushes probably wanted you to integrate into german society and piss right in front of everyone.

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gosh ok now i realise where ive been going wrong all these years

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I have visited many countries and traveled a lot and came across many homeless and destitute people! I dont judge them, sometimes I also help pur somebody! Thats the world has been and always will be- unfortntaely! But I have Never come across so many homeless people who seem to have lost all dignity or hygiene! Today a beggar in the U8 who smelled like...you know it..begged me for some money with blood dropping from his hand! I mean seriously..

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I’ve seen too many people in the ubahn with needles sticking out of their arms, slumped over in wheelchairs. It’s because there is no attendant in the Ubahn, no fare gates, people just walk through.

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Well, except the guy in the wheelchair. Or maybe he did walk through. It’s Berlin after all. Anything’s possible

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I wish they had gates to keep some of the trash out. It’s unbearable to ride the subway with all those messed up people down there.

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I was coming back from a party a few years ago and I saw this guy shooting up in the station. There was a whole hallway of them I undexpectedly had to walk through at Hermannplatz. After that I wondered how much of a slippery slope that lifestyle could be for people here. I stopped taking drugs after that

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Is the guy with the gangrene leg still alive. He always rebuked people for offering to take him to hospital. He could clear a whole carriage within twenty seconds of entering

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Omg that guy was dragging himself through Berlin for so long. Haven't seen him in forever and can't imagine he isn't dead.

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How do I abmeldung if I ditched my flat? Don’t I need some retarted permission to leave from the landlord? Some dumb permission to let me leave the country lol? Or should I just keep the anmeldung open? I don’t get what to do. Cancelled all my contracts...

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I’m worried because I’m a freelancer and I think they come after people for tax money don’t they?

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..I’ve heard this When you don’t abmeldung they ask for money even when you’re not there. So what do I do? Do I need the landlords permission or not? How do I keep my Phone contract, N26 once I abmeldung V

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Or do I j go straight to the burgeramt? Let me know . Haha. I remember when I was so excited to anmeldung. Dumb challenge and biggest mistake of life. If you’re reading this - do NOT anmeldung! Just visit for a summer as a tourist, then you’ll get the full experience ! Except not the crappy winters and lifetime of xenophobia and poverty. Enjoy!

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Anmeldung is daddy and hartz-v is mommy

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I don't think you need any permission from your landlord, you just go to the Bürgeramt and unregister - Abmeldung.
Then maybe do the same with your consulate depending on the agreement you have within your country - for example I registered with the local consulate here.
If you don't do it, yes, I've heard they fine you.
They fine you even if you fart in the wrong place in this country :- D

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ok, so I can just show up and de-register there? do I need an original copy of my anmeldung? I don't have it, just the photocopy. I wonder if its possible to do this by email or mail.

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allaboutberlin.com/guides/abmeldung-deregister-in-berlin

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Above you can find the complete guide and there are also sample forms you can download to be submitted when you go :)

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Perfect , thanks!!

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lol, I like how it says "hopefully for greener pastures"

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Please don't link to allaboutberlin, it's run by the mod n1co_ds on r/berlin AKA a stasi spook.

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Well, i clicked it. But I use VPN. So?

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It's best to do everything online in Germany with a VPN since literally everything here is Verboten

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What do you mean? What happens clicking that link, I don't get it?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why don't Germans have any modesty?

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Modesty, sarcasm, irony, empathy. Foreign words for Germans

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I think they perceive it as s sign of weakness. Like insecure teenagers, forever adolescents.

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They don’t have any sign of self restraint either.
Autistic

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