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

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Jesus one of the scariest things I've ever heard is a group of drunk Germans walking through a quiet street yelling their weird German chants. Makes me feel like I'm going to be thrown into the next train to Poland (not even joking).

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When somebody blames you, they don't give you a chance to apologize. That's Why you say I am so sorry. I had a woman telling me to at least (at least! ... the humor they don't have, they got it all covered) put out my cigarette.

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What I mean is, to say something that expresses how you feel. It could be however you feel. Angry, hurt, light. All with this one phrase "possible" because it expresses the thing sb not even give you room to apologize, even if you didn't want to. It's not a fight.

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I mean this pure careless blameing. And the words are the feel, I wrote that complicated. Stuff can be so confusing here. They don't make any fuckking sense. What I tried to get at was that you need to put the feel out there to even happen and for it to go the right way. But of course it's from seeing it right when sometimes you gotto feel first to then see. And we do want to hold back words put in mouth and the feelings from there is bc we hate that, it opens one up to hurt and being dumbed down, a toxic combination.

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I'm sorry I messed that up, I didn't mean to say all these terms. I just meant to say that the way you feel can be expressed with something very simple. Lets say somebody asks you again and you feel they do that for some kinda dominant reason.The anger you feel you can express with saying You are not sure?!

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I meant that this makes one feel angry. But how do you express it? And it makes sense, it's not to epress a feel, that is what is off, I got that from music, there it makes sense.

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I spent a great deal of time trying to figure stuff out here. I gave up in the end.

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or not ... it doesn't.

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I see, I focussed too much on this low stuff by writing it overly important which is though actually just an illusion. Feelings are very distant from all this. Trying to figure out is not really it. It's a different thing, it's not expressive or creative. You don't actually want to do that.

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I'm talking s.hit, Idk what it is. I come up with ideas what to say given the way I feel. Often it's about saying what is true. You could repeat it on end. Anger not lie. But you need to feel it before you can say it. Gotto sense more.

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Actually just meant to express myself. I don't really come up with ideas. I try to make some sense before I post next time

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Or not even that at all.

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But dont try to say that after you said friendly hello and not necessarily at all that. I was just trying to make some point which didn't quite work out.

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his is both hilarious and ridiculous.

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As if you people have any clue how to express yourselves. All what sounds off is whatever anyway. But I have to admit, it confuses me too. But you see I bring up sth of life and there is always sth behind it but you don't contribute to it or let it breathe. Instead you say it was ridiculous. That's ridiculous. And hilarious is a form of relief before the serious feelings cud happen. Ah you just stomped on this perl of this toxic combination. But again, I apologize for not writing in straightforward ways, so it's surely normal it's also hilarious. And I didn't mean that with what I just wrote before about hilarity. I swear you have no clue, it's ok

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ok maybe I was off. It feels low now. All these games everywhere.

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  Anonymous wrote:

How long have you been in Berlin?

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  Anonymous wrote:

@Mods please delete this thread lol

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  Anonymous wrote:

i think is is funny

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  Anonymous wrote:

This guy again geez.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I have been living in Germany for some time, lets say couple of years.

I do never understand two things which I encounter almost everyday here. Integration of foreigners and German language. What does Integration mean ? When a person is integrated for Germans ? I am here to work. I do work hard and deliver the requested outcome at work , I do pay my taxes, I do obey the laws, I do not commit a crime, I respect the people in society. So, am I integrated ? What does this whole integration hype mean ?

Secondly, the German language. I do have zero understanding of '' you have to speak German '' perception from the moment you arrive in Germany. I also think that all Germans assume that when a foreign person starts to live in their country, It will last forever. They don't understand the concept of being expat or student. Also, how can I learn or improve the language skills when German people have no intention to interact with foreigners ? It is also annoying that, German people are so narrow minded. When you know them from work, school, dance course etc for them you always belong to that social circle and they have no intention to befriend with you.

When you search for the jobs, there is always the same question '' can you speak German ? '' even you apply for global, international company. That's why I do speak English at work. It is my career decision to work in global companies and I would not want to work at your local bla bla bla GmbH.

It is impossible to approach people here. When you are at club, bar and speak in English to them, they go away. When you match on Tinder and speak in English conversation does not proceed more than couple sentences and always do you speak German question comes.

I do not know, what I am doing in this country. I just have to earn money and leave this country before I lose my sanity.

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I'm not really sure what is meant by 'integrated' here. One could speak perfect German, could speak multiple languages and hold 2 degrees but it wouldn't necessarily make us good enough in their eyes.

Re language. I tried everything. The Germans that I encountered would often complain that foreigners here don't speak it often enough or we'll enough. Yet they showed little interest in helping myself or any other foreigner in our efforts to learn.

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Its time to accept that you cant change the system and mentality and move on. For your own sake

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exactly. Even when you speak the language they still treat you differently as soon as they hear your accent. Id say integrating with pure German groups is almost impossible as a foreigner no matter what your skin colour. They have a serious superiority complex and we should just leave them to it.

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lets be honest, do we and other foreigners really want to intergrate to this ffucked up german society? not even the turks and arabs and italians do...they shouls stick their definition of intergration in their butts

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" Even when you speak the language they still treat you differently as soon as they hear your accent. Id say integrating with pure German groups is almost impossible as a foreigner no matter what your skin colour"

Can confirm. I speak German on a very high level (pretty much C2) and I've had this happen to me, even though I don't have a strong accent.

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Can confirm. I speak good German, I’ve been told I have almost no accent at all, yet I have no German friends. I avoid pure German groups now. Foreigners are a lot more pleasant anyway

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  Anonymous wrote:

I wish relocation companies and other similar services would include your URL so that people who are planning to relocate to Berlin would have all the data :)

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they make big bucks of selling berlin to expats, whole markets of relocation helpers emerged which sells you overpriced flats for english speakers and assistance in burgeramt, eventually after 3 years most of ppl leave this city but they can advertise it to new ones. They have no interest of telling the truth to anybody, and probably local startup markets pays to bloggers to advertise this god forsaken city to foreigners, when i read the opinions like "about dirty and grungy but i love it to death", "this is best city in the world" while knowing the truth it makes me vomit

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  Anonymous wrote:

Reached FRA, -3 lol. Was a much needed break where you could see sun almost everyday, and really to get a change and a different perspective than the daily life . What's the program? Is Trudeau the saviour?

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What the hell is with all the public urination in Berlin?

Just went out of my office in Mitte and right across the street at a VERY busy intersection some dumb German had his penis out and was just pissing right in the open with dozens of people walking around him? How did this become so common here and why are German men so afraid to use a public bathroom?

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The other day I say a guy taking his dog out for a walk, both peed. Animals

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Berlin is a idiot and despite the fact Germans would like to blame it on refugees and migrants, the animals are most of the time 100% Germans (born and bread)

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oh well, just found out that rude words cannot be used...I meant "Berlin is a s%ithole"

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how ignorant of you sir!
what do you want the guy to do? Spend maybe 1 euro for a public toillett? Shame on you sir!!!

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This morning at Alexanderplatz I saw a bunch of nicely dressed people waiting for the bus. Behind them some nasty junky looking man pissing. Not even with his back to the people either.fucking subhuman garbage in this city.

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and the funny thing is that most of these scumbags are German, but they still blame the "open borders" policy. Germans deserve this so much

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I lived here before the refugee crisis and before the EU freedom of movement and even back then people bitched about foreigners non-stop.

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My very first memory of going out in Berlin was exiting the ubahn at Rosa Luxembourg Platz (I think) and seeing a group of like 5 guys standing in a circle around a little tree growing out of the sidewalk and pissing. I should've went home immediately and booked my flight straight back home.

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It is very sad to say, but i have never enjoyed my "4 walls" so much before moving to Berlin. I am lucky because I live in a very respectable and decent area and I have a nice apartment.

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Because paying 1 euro for not being an animal is too much.
Because people can charge 1 euro for a basic human need! Even public ones!
Because too much stupid freedom where this poop is not even considered an offence.


I have seen people having wild sex on a playground at night. Where kids come to play and fall the next day... in semen and all things beautiful.
I reacted to it, but guess who was shamed? Told to mind my business, they continued. My friend was confused why I would actually say something to them. They are just having fun.

I hate this city, and the no decency morales.

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What a bunch of cunnts, charging people to have a pee, typical greedy Germans

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According to Ai Weiwei "I don’t want him to live in harsh conditions. I don’t think Germany provides a good environment for foreigners.” He mentions that Lao was recently threatened by a shop owner there."

www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2020/jan/21/ai-weiwei-on-his-new-life-in-britain-germany-virtual-reality-film

Lol. not even Ai Weiwei could hack it in Berlin. God damn!

Ok Ausländers, if this dude can't manage it, neither can you.

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Hahaha. Provably not even Buddha

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"Germany is a very precise society. Its people love the comfort of being oppressed."
I'm not a fan of Ai Weiwei at all but this observation is impressive, especially considering he only lived here for a short period of time.

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Buddha would knock every female reproductive organ out in the U8.

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"But in Germany, they don’t have this politeness. They would say in Germany you have to speak German. They have been very rude in daily situations. They deeply don’t like foreigners"

So true. Germans are racist as hell.

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Just came on here to post the same article. Thank you. Racist country.

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  Anonymous wrote:

So did I :))

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'I'm not a fan of Ai Weiwei at all but this observation is impressive, especially considering he only lived here for a short period of time.'

I'm the same. I often disagree with Weiwei but he is absolutely right about Germany. I'm also sorry to learn that his son was threatened, but not surprised.

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If I'm not mistaken, this guy is also not a fan of the German language and decided not to bother learning. In a way I wished I had done the same. I was often disappointed with what I could understand.

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OMG I feel the same about learning German. In English, people are less rude here because it takes too much effort to be an butt in a foreign language. Also the reason I don't verbally abuse people here on a daily basis.

Anyway, if Germans love the EU so much then they need to accept people not learning German. Isn't that the whole point of the free movement of people?

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www.reddit.com/r/berlin/comments/ersj1y/question_in_fb_group_those_of_you_who_chose_to/

So many German apologists. What a load of freaking retards in this city.

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People claiming they've never had problems at the Burgeramt here :D having to wait 3 months for an appointment or having to show up at 5am in hopes they might have the mercy to service you obviously both aren't problems. This city makes you accept failure.

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Dude, Reddit is a pretty miserable platform except certain subs, but i’ve never seen so much spoiled skanks like in berlin and germany subs. If i had to debate with any of those purple i’d pay 100 bucks to ask them to fornicate off.

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The only subreddit worth visiting is r/mgtow

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Also check out realequalitywomen.com
So glad I'm out of Berlin, it took about three weeks to completely get over the shock of the years wasted there, but now I'm back on track to positivity and optimism again.

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Yeah r/Berlin and r/Germany are full of liberals, r/Europe is full of conservative nationalists (though it's more palatable since they're under the guise of EU multiculturalism). Even the Germans on r/Europe are more right wing. But it doesn't matter, reddit was caught editing people's posts and has started collapsing upcoted comments to hide popular information - just like twitter has been doing now for 3 years. It's all controlled media.

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r/mgtow? Really? Very sad to see incels polluting this site

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'But it doesn't matter, reddit was caught editing people's posts and has started collapsing upcoted comments to hide popular information - just like twitter has been doing now for 3 years. It's all controlled media.'

I got this impression too. It seems that an honest discussion of Berlin/Germany (or any other topic really) is not allowed on those sites.

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Well I mean Spez, the owner of reddit, was open about some of his edits to people's posts. No telling how much secret editing and suppression is going on. Plus all the organized pro-antifa stuff on there. Try this out for proof: go to r/berlin and post anything negative about antifa or about nogo areas in Berlin. You'll almost instantly get more downvotes than people online on r/Berlin. A day later look at your user profile admin section on traffic to your profile. There will literally be hundreds more visits as a result of the post than you regularly get. There are a lot of weird censorship groups in Germany that orchestrate this kind of stuff.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Whats amazing is how the posts on the site keep on growing every day. Says a lot about Berlin.

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It's good to see more and more of us coming out of the woodwork and saying what we really think about this place. No doubt this is helping others to cope with all the BS that we've all been through.

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The site definitely helped me see through a lot of the poop here since most people you'll meet just go on endlessly about how great this place is. And the Germans freak out at any criticism of Germany (just today I overheard a conversation about the Ai Weiwei thing and how nice they think the taxi drivers here are laughing crying emoji) or just deny it. I have had Germans tell me that they've never seen anyone in Berlin pissing in public, that there are almost no homeless people and that the city is clean.

Anyway, at times when I thought I was going crazy this place has helped me regain balance and to realize that I cannot live here any longer. I tried to use reddit for this but they pretty much banned me immediately from r/berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Is Leipzig any better than Berlin...?

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It’s definitely prettier.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Same poop but more weirdos

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For some reason all guys from east germany are creepy fucks. I wouldn't want to be around them all the time.

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Thanks for the responses guy much appreciate that....Im getting the feeling that all places in Germany are similar in terms of rude people for the exception of a few....Is Munich or Bavaria or any other place in Germany are better? or is it much of the same throughout the country? I did notice when I was 19 in southern Germany even though I had some good friends....the general feeling from people towards foreigners was distain and suspicion.....and quite a strange approach to us English and Irish people....at best....It was quite un-nerving at time.......Even the other day I walked into a restaurant and usually speak German (this is in Berlin) but this time I just said in English to the waiter I know - "Hi How are you?" I got funny looks from other people on another table.....2 guys seemed to be young German Gay guys and I could see their faces and one in particular had a look of disgust and abruptly left the establishment.....I though to myself - what a little shit.

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To the OP : There is no better place in Germany in terms of the things you already mentioned. Well to be fair, NRW cities dortmund, düsseldorf, köln are a bit better and liveable. but this is all. you can not find %100 charmness, friendly people in germany regardless location

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Of course the more west you get the better it gets. But what is the definition of better. You are still in the county of mentally ill people. Munich is a nice city. Specially on Sommer. But the Bavarian people have a big sexual toy in their asses. The Berliner is more open minded. But you won't see dirty poop in Munich like in Berlin. But you have to know finding an apartment in Munich is hell. It's pure HELL. If you are Foreigner than it's even hellier:-).
Get your butt out of this country. That's what we all are going to do.

But if you have To stay and you have a good job just I would say go to hamburg. It's a pretty city with nice bars and people. Still Germans and mentally ill but waaaaaaas better than Berlin .

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Hi OC, I actually lived in Leipzig and didn't think it was much better than Berlin. It's worth visiting for a couple of days, but living there pretty much sucked.

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Y'all talking about positivity, mental healthiness and peace and in the same sentence you're becoming a racist fornicate because you say poop like "all guys from east germany are creepy fucks". This website could be literally AnyBiggerCityEverHater.com. Special snowflakes

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  Anonymous wrote:

how could we be so stupid?
HOW???

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I met a guy in Australia today and he said he loved his week in Berlin and wants to go there for a year to study. That's how we were so stupid.

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Put it this way, people's opinions about Berlin is the best way to inform the selection process used for potential friendships and/or love interests.

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@OP. Who knows. I'm embarrassed that I fell for the hype and believed all the propaganda about this place being so special. I got out nearly four months ago and still haven't quite recovered.

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I would not feel embarrassed if I were you. You experienced it and you were sane enough to form a healthy opinion about Berlin (meaning that it is a terrible toxic city). You should be proud of it, you lived it and made it to the other side :)

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  Anonymous wrote:

I have never ever had any problem to communicate with people. I have lived in Austria, UK and Holland before moving to Germany. I made so many friends most of them were temporary, some of them were permanent friends who I still keep in touch with. Anyways, my point is, I have never ever experienced feeling alone.

However, everything became upside down when I moved to Germany for post graduates studies. Yes, I was deceived by free education and Germany needs skilled labour force trap. This year is my 5th year in this country, I have finished my studies, I have a job which pays okay but I feel extremely alone, purposeless, hopeless, depressive, no friends etc. You know these feelings... All of these feelings are related with this country. Too many things are wrong for a normal, decent human being here. I am feeling like I am stuck in this country.

I have to keep working couple more years to raise the funds I need to support my move to another country. I hope, I will be achieving my target.

Living in Germany as foreigner like you are already experiencing the hell without even dying physically but this country makes your soul fade first then death.

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I can relate so much. I’d moved to many countries, but Germany is something else. I feel so alone and purposeless, too. What’s wrong with this country?

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What you need to do to be accepted, do not show any form of spontaneity, become an irresponsible alcoholic or/and drug user, chain smoke, listen to monotonous techno crap for three days straight, eat doners for breakfast lunch and dinner, act as though you know everything about everything and be as rude as you think you can get away with. Never be generous with money, time or spirit, never even think about reciprocity and ever, under any circumstances say something optimistic or outside of the politically correct boxes.

Then and only then will you be accepted and maybe even feted.

Here's some better advice, run Forrest, run.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The woman I was madly in love with took a short trip to Berlin last year. When she came back she was already in a relationship with some Kraut. She now lives there and is pregnant with his child

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Soon she will be bringing the kid up by itself, and it will grow up to be a drug user, AntiFa fascist, loony-lefty, neo Nazi and/or unemployed feminist moron.

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She'll be a single mom with a german kid soon

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Probably, and I'm pretty sure she'll try to get me to help her raise the kid, but I finally found real love with someone else, so she's out of luck.

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In kreuzberg, ubanhof, guy with needle in arm, people around drinking beer.

Lived in new york city for 8 years. Never seen picture like that above.
Germany is a pure nightmare

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Welcome to our nightmare, and it will only get worse, not better because of lefty political correctness not allowing people to call a spade a spade. If I was a dictator, the first to be put to real work would be the AntFa fascists, feminists and then greenies. That would get Berlin back on track again.

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Are you sure it wasn't just insulin?!?!?

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www.instagram.com/p/B4pMbuzFFWD/

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If you were born in West Berlin when the wall was up and you didn't move somewhere else then you are probably one of the biggest idiots on earth.

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I am curious if anyone experienced the same: Are Germans really really unable to apologise and feel remorse? I find it extremely bizarre how they can box it and move on like nothing happened when they anger or hurt someone else.

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They don’t say sorry. They’re always right. If they hurt your feelings or made you angry, it’s your problem, not theirs. They know everything. Besserwissen people

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I think it gets worse than that. They are not sorry, but they deliberately act as they were devastated especially in formall/working environments.

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They are psychopath! Now you see how they were able to carry out the Holocaust.

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Yes!! I called out someone on their bullsht and THEY acted as If they're the ones wronged! Days of indifference and pouting. I thought I was dealing with a narcissist maybe it's a country of narcissists??

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Accidentally slightly bump into them and say "entschuldigung" (sorry) and they give you a dirty look.
The worse is when they are at fault and still give you a dirty look after you say sorry.

The best move I ever made was moving out of Berlin. I was cool for awhile in the early 00's, but not for the last 8 years, maybe even 10 years.

Student cities are full of 'know-it-all' SJW morons who have had no real life experience. They are brainwashed by lefty professors and think they are infallible, then set about totally fcking Berlin up, when what they should do is shut the fck up and stop virtue signalling.

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the narcissism is on point. I had the feeling like the whole country has a collective narcisstic personality disorder. in that light, I could suddenly understand many of the things that were baffling to me.

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Yes, 99% of the people in Germany are mindless neanderthals that can't express themselves or even fathom that they could make mistakes.

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