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

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Next time Germany says it’s the best at __ whatever ask them why. Oh wait, you can’t ask “why” in Germany because there is no freedom of speech and everyone has a child temper tantrum when you don’t blindly accept the rules that are arbitrary

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Ve ah ze Worldchampions in ze export. Ve export morr zan Shina even tho ze numbers say not.

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we are not racist....like American (a xenophobic statement in itself)

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Germany is one of the most racist countries!!!!!!!!!! Facts!!!!!!!!!!

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Hoe many other countries did massive state supported genocides? Hmmmm... Not many!

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Turkey, for example. They don’t even recognize the genocides they did

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No wonder there's so many Turks here.

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Anyone here gonna download the new Corona app that was made by the German secret service... Oops I mean the biggest German companies (Telekom, SAP - best examples of corporate socialism)?

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Haha what is it

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Probably an app that will help the government know who to come and round up.

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I hate Berlin. I hate this city so much. I've lost myself here. I used to have energy and at least some confidence and now nothing makes sense. This place is so bleak and gray and the people look at me like I'm weird and nobody's reactions make sense. i'm now an insomniac and I alternate between never speaking and picking fights. I was not like this before I came here. I feel like I'm trying to do an impersonation of a regular person living life meanwhile I have lost touch with anything that makes me feel normal. Everytime I speak my mind I regret it because I get such weird reactions. Either there is some weird energy here from all the accumulated bad history, or there is a weird culture with repressed intergenerational trauma, or just soviet bleakness plus deliberate trashiness, idk

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Germany is dark, sick hole. Get out of there while you can.

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I feel exactly the same! This place kills your soul.

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And don't think you are imagining it, it's real. Berlin has a very sad culture.

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They go from 0-100 real fast. Everyone’s on edge

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I used to think it was deliberately trashy, but it is just a result of being white trash

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Yup there is dark energy there for sure it sinks into you. Don’t drink the tap water either. Seriously.

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The thing with the dark energy is that i have actually experience supernatural things there. It does exist. You are intuitive meaning you shouldn’t live in Berlin. So many bad things happened there. In some indigenous cultures in North America they believe the theory of bad land. Berlin, bad things happened there. It’s the same reason why you wouldn’t go live in auschwitz

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The dark energy thing here is 100% true. I'm not spiritual or anything like that but there is definitely something very, very evil about this place.

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To original poster: this sounds like me! 100 %! Loss of self, loss of confidence, loss of joy... either not speaking at all or picking fights! Your experience is my experience too! Sending hugs and love your way!

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Something in me died after living here for a while.

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Feels like all fascination/wonder/magic were sucked from this country.

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Lack of sense is the main thing.

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It's kind of amazing häh? just fits with so many things, you could almost have it as automatic thing and it would feel right. Not saying there is all there is to it. It's just how you should feel. Yesterday I was at the post and the guy (from India) had to glue the retour paper onto the parcel. But do you think he actually felt pissed? No, he used it to guilttrip. It's not too hard to voice about it once you see it. he also acted like I was weird for asking if they sell single envelopes. And I said Why do you act like there was something wrong with asking. There is absolutely nothing strange about this question. One gotto find a way to express about the nonsense. What do you say to these Döner people who act all big deal about nothing? Have you ever asked yourselves? Does it make sense to act that way? If you say mitnehmen bitte!, that is a boundary actually, that is not a refusal to answer his question of zum Mitnehmen bitte?! The idea is that you kinda start small and normal and if they make you repeat that would only increase what you said, and it is something they don't "like" to hear. Here are some expressions, might be inspiring, not nec. for saying it to somebody: 1. Dude, wtf are you trying to say? That you treated her friendly and me not? (when you did not feel treated unfriendly but now he acts like it) Do you think I care? Do you think I fuc.king care? 2. Yeah, maybe but I don't care about that. I just want it to work, you know. 3. Wtf is up? Something is up. You fuc.king idiots tried to give me the shi.t, Idk how the fuc.k you did it. Just look at you, you look fuc.king guilty. Something you should be ashamed about for sure. I don't even wanna figure it out. 4. There's people walking here dude. Is that a surprise to you? 5. Do you wanna tell me you can't say hello, because the he still said something? (It's not about that she has to greet one, it's about the dumbness) (Also everything of this is expressive, so it can either be angry or light, it's not moodpredefined is what I mean) 5. Nonono I just told you. 6. Häh? Ick hab Ihnen dit doch grade jesagt. (you don't wanna let it go by) 6. What is this act? 7. Definitely not (to someone who is like OH! Can you take me with you? when you are in an elevator and there is enough time for her to get in (you were "joking") 8. The Indian guy I wrote about, since he is all fos, it makes sense to laugh when in his case the glue didn't stick or to say: Mann man man jetzt stelln Se sich mal nich so an. Just glue it. Did you do apprenticeship? (wondering) That's a bluffcall, he shud be offended about it but he isn't because he is fos. But there is no intention to cause him misery, that would make no sense as for what the expression is. 9. Well, how else do you wanna do it? (He "asked" if he should glue it) At first it seems unfriendly or rude but it isn't. 10. Well, how can I know? 11. Calm down dude, I just wanna bring away some bottles (no wagon) Well, how should I know that I need a wagon for that? You wanna tell me that I did this intentionally? ...You need a wagon...I have no (fuc.king) problem with that! 12. Are you trying to confuse me? 13. Well, who says that would be a problem for me?? //I think originally he was offended but he got lost with it. 14. It's actually possible to ask back to a question.

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Sorry bout that act with have you ever asked yourselves. And I didn't mean to preach. You gotto read that minus the preach :)

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Are you on crack?

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I'd just like to remind everyone of the german insults law. I am being charged 8k at the moment for insulting a german which I am trying to get out of . This said german did this repeatedly but I happened to send it via sms, just a vague instule, even though they were way worse verbaly. So anytime a german insults you remember you should tell them you know about the insults law and record it and if they continue to harass you say you will go to the polive. but never insult one via facebook or sms.

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….and I feel they throw their weight around and try to provoke foreigners becaue they know the laws.

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All Germand are bastards.

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You can never tell a german man that he's done something wrong. He will drag you down until he claims you are even worse than him and you end up apologizing. Oh my god I never had these kind of arguments before, feels like talking to someone whose development stalled in adolescence. Actually maybe it is all men who do it but germans have the weirdest tactics.

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their parents were Nazis dude

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little children, exactly

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In my eperience, the women are worse.

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German women are ticking time bombs. Say the wrong thing and they explode immediately

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I’m becoming a paranoid in this country. If any German is ever interested or even kind to me, I catch myself wondering how they want to benefit from me. I don’t trust germans one bit. They are savages by default, so any kind of kindness makes me crazy. This country is driving me insane.

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*any act of kindness. I can’t even write properly anymore

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Honestly, I don't know how expats/foreigners cope with living in Germany. I can't even tolerate changing planes in that dark sh!thole of a country.

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you are sensible thinking that. You need to protect yourself

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I need to come back to Berlin for a few days soon and tbh I’m a bit worried I’ll get sucked back into it so thank you berlin hater for helping me not. I’ll be checking this and posting to keep myself sane.

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A few days is fine, just don't live there. That's the problem, Berlin is great for a weekend or even a week or two, and that's what sucks you in, but once you live here, that's it, it all starts to change incrementally, until one day you wake up and you realise you have lost your spirit, mind and soul.

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Yeah I know but Im seeing friends posts and missing it this is the problem but I’m trying to remember how poop it was in a lot of other (most) practical aspects s

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It’s really weird how a city can look so great on the surface but the daily life be an actual hell

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Welcome to Germany. The country that looks beautiful and sucks you in only to actually suck the soul, ambition, and life out of you

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When my friends back home found out I had a German boyfriend, they congratulated me. Why is having a German boyfriend considered so great? I’m trying to get rid of the guy, I can’t stand him or Germans anymore. Terrible partners. No wonder half of the marriages fail in this country

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I’ve never met anyone whose parents didn’t separate. I swear, this country is full of single mothers or fathers. Kids that have 2 or 3 dads. Broken homes everywhere.

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Or 3 moms and 4 dads, I’ve lost count. People have kids without too much thought here. Maybe because of the Kindergeld

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because they don't know any better. I fetishized german guys before moving and found out they were insufferable perverted robots

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Please don't date Germans unless you are masochist

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OP: thanks for the advice. I learned the hard way

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Why not just dump his ass? Are you worried about hurting him? Because I can tell you with certainty that Germans don't have emotions. He'll be out drinking with his buddies 5 minutes later. They can compartmentalize like no one else.

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I's a lefty city, I think that's says it all.

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I haven’t dumped his butt yet because I still have a good time with him when we’re not in bed. I guess I should better do it sooner than later, though.

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German women secretly want a real man, not a antifa SJW loser

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german women want a beta

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German women don't know what they want at all.

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my fabourite are the 50 years old still pretending berlin isnt dead and its the 90s and their lives are really going somewhere.

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Their lives are going nowhere. They never did. These people have no ambitions.

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Saw a group of 40 year old goths yesterday in the park. A bunch of balding, overweight guys in black leather pants and coats. Knee-high boots with spikes. All that in the summer heat.

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The look-at-me crowd, Berlin is full of them

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LMAO www.berlin.de/polizei/polizeimeldungen/pressemitteilung.944554.php

Some dudes got into a fight and a woman told a bystander to quit being a homosexual and break up the fight. Then that homosexual went to the police and reported her. What a retarded country where so ething like that is even possible.

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Also: The heading of that police report is just about a woman calling a man a homophobic slur. No mention of the violent Fight at all. What a gay country.

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Imagine the kind of person who would file a police report because someone hurt their feelings.

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Homos are the most sexist-racist people in Berlin, they hate and despise white, straight men. But that seems to be OK.

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Well look through the entire archives on that website. You'll never see an incident in which someone was arrested for insulting a straight person.

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Check out the antifa-loving, downvoting faggot. At it again I see, trying to pretend there is more than one of you. What an absolute queer, agreeing with a country that's made insults illegal.

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Germans most used emoji is the “see no evil” monkey which pretty much sums up their response to life

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That and the crying/laughing emoji when they can’t formulate an argument

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Pisssing and shittting in the street in front of children is evil in my book

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Is the two week isolation still happening upon entering Germany before moving on to another country if you are coming from outside EU

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non EU banned still in Germany and most of EU

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Good, no more Muslims cutting young girl's clitts. .

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Why are Germans so obsessed with house shoes? Why do they have those nasty felt house shoes for guests that 100s of others have used before with zero cleaning?

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Also, what's up with all the persistent foot fungus ads everywhere?

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They love felt

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They also wear wool sock and sandal and make other huge fashion faux pas as if they were at a festival in the woods instead of a city

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they also wear camping gear/hiking gear as fashion

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They wear potato sacks as fashion

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they wear homelessperson as fashion

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post apocalypse for 3 generations.....

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This place is like a magnet for traumatized children. For example today why I shut down when germans yell at me is because my dad yelled at me when I was a kid. But an abusive environment felt normal so that’s why I put up with Berlin when I was there instead of saying “you know what fornicate that”

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And The entire culture is narcissistic. Your abusive parents are the freaking state, anmeldung, xenophobia, putting your name on your door, being watched constantly and scolded. And then people wonder why so many foreigners end up there who are fucked. Mix that with drugs and poverty and long parties and you just have a recipe to ignore your pain never deal with it and never heal from it

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At least being away from Berlin and in a lockdown made me realize some things

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You are so right. Living in denial. A huge amount of peter pans. I was there yesterday and its still the same with the people I knew , no progress whatsoever. I spend a lot time there, but its nice to come only for a weekend.

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It’s good in a way because maybe you have trauma when you go but at the same time the magnitude of the people’s around you which is worse highlights what you need to change

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It’s good for some years. But if you stay in that city or country, you’ll become broke and broken just like germans

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^yes exactly.

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I miss Berlin but really I miss my friends in Berlin because now I have to move to new place and make new friends. I also pity my friends in Berlin. I also wonder where my friends in Berlin lives are going. I also have some codependency issues and need to grow up because I felt Berlin made me like teenager again. So now I have to regain my adult stable life back in a place with adults. Its hard but its the only way....

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I think you're throwing out the baby with the bathwater.

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