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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:

One of the worst mistakes of my life was to move to berlin when I had some undiagnosed depression. The weird cold, bleak energy here caused me a genuine mental breakdown. I would like to go somewhere else and experience a different energy and culture and feel alive again, and see people who are not ashamed to feel joy and enthusiasm for life.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I’m not myself here, I’m surviving, not living. There is just something that is wrong here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Same for me. Wasted too many years in this broken city where dreams go to shrivel up and die.

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  Anonymous wrote:

its so interesting how so many people feel like this.

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  Anonymous wrote:

its a good thing you can at least accept it and get help. the others are just living in denial, like many my so called friends from berlin. leave them alone, you cant help them anymore. get help and leave this s.hithole

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  Anonymous wrote:

Living in denial or on drugs.
The truth message v reality coverup doesn’t help

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  Anonymous wrote:

It’s hard to recognize truth when everyone goes on and on about how great it is and also ketamine doesn’t help with that. There are other places in the world. Everyone in Berlin has a tunnel vision. Stay long enough and you become so much loser you cannot actually live anywhere else at your age. Then you are sticks.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I remember seeing a woman crying because she couldn’t find work for 6 years due to colour of her skin and she STILL stayed in Brrlin. I have seen people get so upset and broken up like o never have but still they keep the pattern and they still stay there. What will happen ? It makes me sad.

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  Anonymous wrote:

OP here, I actually went to the Krisedienst and I will say the German woman there who helped me was very kind. Sometimes there are comments on this site that get very hateful toward Germans but I don't want to do that. I don't want to hate people but I just want to talk about how common it is to get depressed here, something is wrong with this city. This is the first site where I see other people saying this too.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Of course I meet nice germans too. But half of them and the stories I hear are too much, for the pain to endure

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why do Berliners smile sneaky and stare at you ? It's like they laugh about about you and want to start a argument. Next time I punch them in their Krautface whoresons and whoredaughters.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ask them wtf they want. 9 times out of 10 they'll look away and leave.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes they aggressive you but when you snap back they respect you. Dumb.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Don’t punch them, you’re not German and they do this because the police will take their side and you will get broken

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's their F own insecurities!
Happy ppl don't hate and hating ppl ain't happy!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is a terrible place to live if you are a clean person with high standards of hygiene. I think I'm having a mini breakdown at how disgusting everything is.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Completely agree. I can’t function in this filth. That’s why I am leaving :)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Walked by a bridge in very central part of Berlin last week (near Berliner Dome). There looked like MONTHS of human sh't piled up at a corner. Sooo nasty.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans think they will save the environment by not taking showers.

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Not only that they don’t shower and club for 3 days and have sex with multiple people during this time without shower

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They say its for the environment but the truth is that the water quality is so bad it makes your hair fall out, causes skin many problems, and makes your laundry stink like stagnant pond water. I used to love my long showers but here I almost feel worse after I wash sometimes

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  Anonymous wrote:

You’re right about water quality, but that’s not the reason. The real reason why this happens is because “water ist zu teuer”

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  Anonymous wrote:

Should I flee to Scandinavia

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why? To pay more taxes, have worse weather, deal with locals who are maybe 2% less rude and racist?

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  Anonymous wrote:

because its a functioning society and clean

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  Anonymous wrote:

All Scandinavians I have ever met all seemed like they'd had lobotomies but maybe Berlin did that to them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

No don’t go there. It is racist. I hear also hard to make friends Maybe try Switzerland, not the German part ? I’m not sure.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Or what about Belgium?

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  Anonymous wrote:

The Netherlands or the UK it is then

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  Anonymous wrote:

Not the Netherlands if you find German people difficult....Dutch people have many of the same issues although they are cleaner.

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  Anonymous wrote:

In all of Europe the only somewhat normal place seems to be London and a lil bit of Paris (even though both cities have issues to Paris more so than London)- everywhere else you'll get some wierd treatment if your not from that country

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  Anonymous wrote:

What causes the lack of empathy.


People lack normal empathy, or the ability to feel what others are feeling, when something has gone wrong in their brains. It might be the result of a genetic defect, or physical damage due to trauma, or a response to their environment.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Or chronic use of drugs/alcohol.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Considering that it is common to tell off or beat your children in Germany, it is no wonder that people there lack empathy. They are basically robots. Don't expect empathy from Germans or anything resembling humanity. Expect only 0 or 1.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You can say a lot about Germans but I wouldn't say they discipline their children at all. Beating them has been illegal in Germany for a long tielme.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think if you are constantly shown by your parents that feeling is not ok then you repress your feelings and never learn to feel.

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  Anonymous wrote:

True. Indianer weinen nicht.

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  Anonymous wrote:

^lol, yes they say that and typical racism “Indians don’t cry”.

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  Anonymous wrote:

American Indians

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes, those. They dress up as them as well in the hobbyist camps.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans don’t discipline their children. The children end up being totally spoiled and respektlos

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  Anonymous wrote:

Imagine growing up here and spending your whole life here. You’d think that was normal. That’s what causes it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I found the term for German jealousy. It’s “neid”

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2013/oct/25/berlin-tech-startup-scene-10-things

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  Anonymous wrote:

This is masterpiece. Thanks for sharinh OP, I will be saving this and read over and over again

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  Anonymous wrote:

at last. Someone spoke the truth online. Here’s another: www.thelocal.de/20160826/6-reasons-why-berlin-has-earned-its-label-of-a-failed-capital-city/

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berliners think Berlin is this be all end all but little do they know it’s a stepping stone for most people

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  Anonymous wrote:

I’ve heard of the government going after people for 40,000 and 60,000 who were freelancers (foreign) and had left the country for tax money. They didn’t even have to have any proof or invoices they just grabbed a number out of the air .

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  Anonymous wrote:

Obviously once you leave the gov has no power... when I heard this idiocy I left shortly after.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Being unemployed and collect unemployment benefits are much better option than working full time here.

If you have been working in Germany for couple years, If you calculate how much you would earn net by working full time vs collect unemployment benefits, you would select to collect unemployment benefits. Working full time job makes you earn just couple of hundreds euro more which does not make sense. Nothing encourages you to work full time in this country

This society is joke.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes indeed.I feel myself so stupid working hard weekends night and early mornings.Missed so much "FUN"because I got tired after working.Iworking.I am currently 2 months unemployed and it is only 60 percent of my usual income but I have my life now.

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It's funny, I could reduce my hours by 50% and then pay almost no imcome tax PLUS receive Wohngeld (which is taxfree). I would end up making like 150EUR less than i do now. Socialism is cancer.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What if I told you that Berlin was an illusion? That nobody makes any money off their art, they make very little money actually, in fact either working another job or having the dole or their parents pay their rent....
sure, that’s the same in any city you say. No, Berlin is specific. The amount of people working for exposure is ridiculous. So people like myself get lured there because it’s supposed to be good for artists, and just end up meeting a bunch of trust fund kids, or people extremely poor. Not only that, but I can’t even work a side job to supplement my artistic practice, because nothing pays well, so I’m just further and further into debt.
Berlin is a lie

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you see something on social media from people thriving in Berlin guaranteed they make under 1000 euro a month do not travel in Europe and if they travel internationally or especially come from China they have extremely rich parents. There is no money there. None.

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And yet, nobody says anything. They just keep up the Berlin hype and lure other people to Berlin to ruin their lives ..because the hype is what people believes and maybe if they work a bit longer for free and maybe if they just get people in other cities to see their work and think wow cool Berlin then maybe they’ll have their big break...yeah no people rot there for years in drugs and distractions and unless they have some kind of income or backing from family they are trapped.

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And you know what? Where I come from, nobody is a trust fund kid. I know ONE. Everyone else makes good money working at bars or another job, to be able to afford this lifestyle. I was disgusted with Berlin. Disgusted. Buncha posers. Who asks their mom to help them as an adult anyway

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you are a musician, prepare to play in exchange for beer, some food and "exposure". Good luck getting paid more than 50 for an hour of live playing.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Exposure to whom? The place is oversaturated

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  Anonymous wrote:

All the sex and partying can’t make up for the gaping emotional hole in your angry souls it seems

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  Anonymous wrote:

"I can't remember whether it was just curiosity or a certain desire to provoke, but at some point I started a survey among my Brazilian friends. I wanted to know from the men how they pee, standing or sitting, and the doubtful looks I got suggested that I was the first to confront them with this alternative. "Sitting, what do you mean?" they asked. "Do you think I'm gay?"
These men we're talking about, I think they're actually quite enlightened. They read newspapers, they don't eat meat, and they change their children's diapers, but not a single one of them ever had the idea of sitting on the toilet seat when they pissed. At first I thought it was an expression of machismo, deeply rooted in their Latino soul. But as time went by I realized that there was something else behind it."

www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/coronakrise-in-brasilien-die-stehpinkler-und-ihre-maegde-a-00000000-0002-0001-0000-000171037344

1. Who the fornicate randomly asks their male friends whether they pee while standing or sitting?
2. Who the fornicate considers it machismo to pee while standing?
3. Maybe most importantly, for what is considered to be the pinnacle of German journalism, what the fornicate is going on at Spiegel?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Because German men sit to pee

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  Anonymous wrote:

1. WTF asks people from the third world and take their opinion as gold?
2. WTF has such a fragile masculinity that he gets upset by how people per?
3. Maybe most importantly, WTF care?

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  Anonymous wrote:

I care because it was the top linked article on Germany's most popular news site and it's anti-Brazil, populist German faggotry at its finest. If you shovel soy down your throat then I wouldn't expect you to understand.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'd rather put soy in my mouth than a dead animal

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  Anonymous wrote:

Who are these homophobes.. go away !!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am now in my home country and have been outside the last few days. A lady biked by the other day with 3 kids, speaking German. I thought I just hallucinated it. And now, again, she biked by and said “links”. So I know she’s speaking German. I guess she is my neighbour. I guess I can never escape them.

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And the thing that pisses me off so bad about this is people in my country will welcome this person with open arms and be interested to hear all about “Europe”. It’s just not fair how these fuckers can make our lives living hell and then go elsewhere and be seen as interesting due to their country’s propaganda. I glared at her and she saw me the first time. If she walks by I feel like saying something to her.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ask her where she's from and then say "Oh Germany, isn't that basically the rape capital of Europe?"

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  Anonymous wrote:

Don’t you guys eat raw meat there ?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Are you descendant of hitler ?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Does anyone of you make more than 3000 per month? Why are you so cheap?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Is it true that Germ women only shower once a week?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Are you free to express your real political views there?

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Is it true that you’re always miserable and thrive on making others suffer?

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  Anonymous wrote:

does anyone else feel peer pressured into having sex just because everyone else in berlin is so promiscuous?

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  Anonymous wrote:

First someone has to be attractive in order for you to want to have sex with them. They seem to forget that step.

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  Anonymous wrote:

They forget that step because German women look horrible

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  Anonymous wrote:

what i was trying to ask is do people who would normally wait for someone they actually like and want a relash with end up having sex with friends and things because you are bored and feel like you should somehow be sexually active even if you dont necessarily want to be

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  Anonymous wrote:

i am not asexual i just dont see the point in things that mean nothing.

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