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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:

I am sitting here thinking how little I will miss the idiotic mums carrying 234 kids in their cargo bikes. Do grow up and get a proper way of transportation for kids.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I saw many times that people move thier furnuture by bike too.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh well, that too. At least they are not "living things". I have seen small babies visibility sick in those idiotic cargo bikes. I despise people who decided to bring a new life to this world living like that.

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You'd think with 200eur per month Elterngeld and state-sponsored child care that they'd have the time and money to figure out how to drive a car. But we're talking about idiot Germans who will live in the same apartment for 25 years and never even think about buying it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh I mean the furniture on the bike not even a cargo.It was a big pictute flame once and chairs and some more.Thay is also dangerous for themselves and others too.I dont mind they save money but come on..And I don't know where they spent all their money.I know the wage is noy super hight here but it is not that bad to live like that every day.

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You can see people trying to transport large pieces of furniture in the tram around Ikea all day everyday. It's so pathetic that people here are too poor to afford a normal life. Another sign all the discarded furniture people dump all over the city. Too poor or stingy to dispose of their own trash.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Saw a woman yesterday in Mittr with a sticker on her purse of a color photograph of any anus. Berliners are so embarrassing that I tell my friends and family bot to visit here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

How original :o)) That stuff is a dime a dozen in Berlin. Meaningless crap

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  Anonymous wrote:

So true Meaningless crap..

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  Anonymous wrote:

Every day back in Australia I feel like I'm hallucinating, with the friendliness, helpfulness and generosity of people. It's a great reminder of what it means to have real friends around you. During the 7 years in Berlin, I couldn't name one person I could call a trusted friend. The thought of going back to Berlin, makes me shudder.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think I went through some kind of reverse culture shock when I arrived back in Australia.

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I stayed for 3 yeaes here I have some friend who I can trust and willing to help and all of them are foreigner or mixed race Germans.German has no empathy.Impossible to build friendship or rationship.Sad people...What is point to have a life like that?Be betrayer and being betrayed is how I should describe this people.Even between Germans.But they want to live like tbat so what I can do.

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7 years in Berlin? You're a warrior.

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  Anonymous wrote:

One thing is for sure. On my last day before I leave this country ( thank god ) I will hit the ugliest German in the face and will tell him that I will tell everybody in the world that Germans are still the biggest scums and Nazis and then I will hit the next one.

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  Anonymous wrote:

We all do that in our daydreams everyday.

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  Anonymous wrote:

This place certainly brought out the worst in me. I sometimes would fantasize about belting the crap out of some miserable Schnauze local. But then I realised that that could drag me down to their level.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Did you make it out yet? Were you able to adjust to somewhere else? I'm honestly afraid that I've become so Germified/Berlinified that I'm too retarded to make it anywhere else and I am barely making it here anymore.

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  Anonymous wrote:

^Just get out. You'll start to feel better once that happens.

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  Anonymous wrote:

In all the years I lived in Berlin, I realized that people who actually left Germany, were either disappointed by this country, the people, the cultural mentality. The expectations were high just because Germany, surprisingly, has a good reputation in the world and people come here according to these expectations, only to see ruins and communistic remnants, people with extremely bad dental care, drunks, racists, dirt, bad quality of food, Ghettos and gangs. In other cities other than Berlin, were Germans are richer, they don't want to meet any foreigners.
Turks and Arabs adopted their own style of living because integration is impossible under these circumstances. Too often they behave aggressively and feel stronger when they are united (ghettos).
Not a society to raise a family, a society drowned in racism.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Exactly. Germany is a sick country. Most foreigners who choose to live here go mental, some create their ghettos to get by, others become just like Germans (read: horrible), and sane, skilled people leave. Brace yourself, Germany, recession is coming.

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  Anonymous wrote:

German mentality is really weird and sick. Germans are not normal persons, miserable and depressed bunch. Don't waste your life here.

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Germans and Arabs and Turkish all in Berlin they are hopeless.Everyone just looks sad they only sing talk and laugh only when they a big group of gangs or get drunken or get drugged.without them people her3 seems have any emotions.Just full of zombes.

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In my time here I often heard complaints about the Turkish (first, second and current generation) and their apparent unwillingness to integrate. Having lived in this place long enough, I really can't blame them.

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I have worked in my fair share of different companies in Berlin and have never once worked in an office with a Turk. I have never seen a Turkish police officer or a Turk working in any amt. There is only 1 real Turkish politician in Germany. There's no way for Turks to actually succeed here so why bother (and yeah it is the same for all foreigners here). Harz 4 life is easy but anything beyond super low middle class is basically impossible.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Thank God I was not born in Germany, because I wouldn't know what it feels like to belong somewhere.
Germany is a place where foreigners barely have any German friends. Most real friends are, of course, other foreigners.
I know many couples and other individuals returning back to their homelands after trying to live and work in Germany. It can be depressing. People don't know how it is to live here and they start to idolize it according to its financially stability, and they're wrong.

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You, sir or madam, nailed it.

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I too am grateful I wasn't born there, seeing what several months in that place did to me and to my outlook on life. How anyone with a heart and mind can survive here in the long term is quite beyond me. I think this country is not what many imagine it to be and people tend to idolize it and put it on a pedestal, which they shouldn't.

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Actually most people with mind know how Germans are and how pooping this country is. We belong to the ones who did not have the right or good information about this poop hole

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I got a letter an official letter from an embassy of my country it was official but with very kindness and brightness by starting "Good news!We ~~~".Remind me how I got used rude,depressed people here.Few more months and I can live witht those people again!!!Germany made me to appreciate what I had before.

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Yeah well German Ämter still use the ugly font that was declared the only real German font by Adolf Hitler (for real) so what can you expect?

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Aand the letter is always way to long with so much of information for no reason for nothing.Germans are obssed with writing letter for everything and poeple spend so much time for it(even Polizei Anzeige.2weeks of waiting time the criminal could run away already).So not whatever efficient.And those letters give me so much stress to open.

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  Anonymous wrote:

freaking Germany can NOT walk!
Is it me? Or are they totally regarded and never learned to walk???!!!
Gotta get ma butt outa here

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans. Not Germany:+)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes, it's incredibly exhausting to walk through busy areas here (Alexanderplatz, Kudamm) with all these Germans who are too stupid to understand that you walk on the right side. I was working somewhere very central for a while and it became an absolute chore to walk just 1 km here because Germans are so incapable of walking on a sidewalk with any understanding of their surroundings. I can at least have some sympathy for parents with buggies but I keep seeing people here just stand right in front of busy entrances and block the doors while they're smoking, or just leaving shops and walking straight into crowds of people without even looking. Or the idiots who just stand around on the narrow sidewalks. Or the idiots who spread out 4 or 5 people wide. Or who try to enter stores 3 people wide and just look at you while you try to push past them. You'd think that living in a city with millions of inhabitants they would inherently learn systems thinking at least enough that they can walk down a street (but you'd be completely wrong). I am convinced that Germans have a part of their brains removed at birth.

And, to be fair, you also have to look at the civil engineering of common spaces here. The Alexa shopping center is a great example. They built the floorplan so that you have streams of people walking in opposite directions crossing. Don't know if the person who planned that was trying to be a penis or was just German.

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  Anonymous wrote:

And yes, of course you also see this in other large cities. But elsewhere it is the exception whereas here it is the rule.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hahahh so true.And they always block the stairs and having non stop chatting.Why stairs?????I work at a restautant of 3 stories.And so many parents let their baby(not even a kid)to play around the stairs.What if someone with a coffee or souphit by????But they dont care and just playing it as if the place were a Kindergarten.And they are tall and big.But think they are so skinny so that everyone can pass if they block the streer or Supermarket exit and etc.It is really so hard to understand.Alwyas I see 4 or 5 poeple jusy standat the last step of stairs and talking and sayng good bye more that 10 times.And yes block the entrance of restaunt too.Always stand just in forjt of ans start their non stop German chatting over and over.I don't where it comes from??????

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  Anonymous wrote:

The lack of spatial awareness among these people drove me nuts. And that wasn't nearly all haha

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  Anonymous wrote:

And don't forget the people that will stand like 2cm behind you at the supermarket or push their shopping carts until they are actually touching you. Or people just walking around and purposely running into you (seems to be mostly teenager girls doing this for some reason).

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The Supermarket Queue drives me insane - I am about to lose my mind - why can't these people give each other space ? I said to one who was almost on my butt in the queue : "You are not going to get out of here any sooner - now, back up or I will smack you ! " What is the matter with these people ? Also, notice them exiting the train stations - they all go through the ONE open door even though there are 4 doors unlocked and available. This means the people exiting and entering fail to use all door only the one which has been set open - gerbils!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hahaha Ja.So funny and true.And there is no exit at the Supermarket so you musr pass the Kase to get out(when you have to go out of it without shopping).Always fat people stand in the middle.And never move.They think they are too skinny so that people can pass??????The most selfish minded people in the Europe.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Has anyone had the experience of calling someone out on their poop and being shouted at??
I am in a shock, I had an adult man throwing a tantrum at me. AT WORK.

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  Anonymous wrote:

welcome to berlin

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  Anonymous wrote:

German are walking ticking time bombs. Most emotionally immature people I've encountered. They'll go off and shout "SCHEIßE!!" at the slightest insult.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I've had it all...shouted at, abused, mocked, scorned. Makes me think that society here never advanced to the point where the right to civil disagreement could be practiced.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Please give more details if you can. This doesn't surprise me one bit. Seems Germans arr only used to indirect confrontation (like mumbling stuff under your breath).

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OP here, in response to giving more details. It was something that he said he would've done twice and because he seems to think that he is a man of his word, the second time I reminded him that this was not consistent in a calm and collected way. We were by the coffee machine, in the middle of an open space office and he raised his voice becoming very defensive! I told him to calm down and he did it again, I said that was embarrassing and if he could please stop... at the end he just stormed out leaving me there speechless!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Always OP, I quote "Most emotionally immature people I've encountered". It seems to me sometimes that they are all big children. They don't know how to interact and lose their s h i t very easily. Also defensiveness and throwing temper tantrums really leave me flabbergasted... as adults, I find this pathetic tbh

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In Germany, mobbing and bullying is almost a good practice to follow...despicable

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why some Germans are lacking respects to the hard work of the others?
It might look like a small thing from outside, but I put fair amount of work for it. When I got pissed off about their attitude, they start get angry and make me feel that I’m the one “taking too personally”. Come on, I had it enough!
Do they learn the concept of appreciation and respect to the others? Or am I the one who is wrong?

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P.S.
The ‘work’ wasn’t for myself, but for the others. I do it because I love to be helpful for the others in general. I’m not looking for a return specifically, but at least I need “thank you”, (or sorry when they had to put extra work on me).

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Other than me my workplace is 100%German from all around the cities.And who was born in Berlin.Tey are the worst.Never be helpful and team players.And unfriendly.

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If you are generous with Germans in Berlin, they will be suspicious of you and/or treat you like a sucker. A simple "thank you" from them is akin to getting blood from a stone.

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They say Germans only criticize and that you should consider lack of criticism as praise. Seems utterly backwards and at odds with everything BF Skinner and other 20th century psychologists taught us. Maybe Germans still consider that "Judenwissenschaft" since it wasn't a German-language scientist.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I wonder if they are studies on that, on german social norms...

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  Anonymous wrote:

I don't know, but I do know a study was done that shows east Germans are much more likely to cheat than west Germans (cheat at some kind of game involving money and dice, not cheat in relationships though it wouldn't really surprise me all that much if that were the case).

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  Anonymous wrote:

Stand up for yourself and stop complaining. You know what you want. Say what you think ffs

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just heard my neighbor groaning and burping thru the wall.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Is that all, man, you have it good.

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German mating call.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You know Germans are broken up when people from different nationalities believe them to be unworthy of trust, friendship and love.

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Because German think they are poor and came to germany to get out of extreme poverty look for a partner to get This GERMAN PASSPORT.Idiots.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Right now on a vacation and returning in 10 days or so, already feeling nervous and tense about dealing with these retarded germans lol.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I know how you feel, I was near tears when I realised I was few days away from the end of my Swiss Alps trip, I was so sad to have to go back to Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Here it's sun, sand and friendly people in the tropics. Now imagine the situation lol.

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I will be honest. I started crying in the plane above Berlin when I came back.
That was the moment I had realized I have to leave. Gave myself 3 months Deadline! No more!

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To above commenter, I know the feeling. I think you have it figured out. Trust me you'll begin to feel better as the departure date approaches. Good luck to you.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed that Germans in Berlin always have stock answers, it's almost like they have a central administrator telling them what to say through an earpiece. I never varies. If you challenge them on feminist propaganda, drug selling Africans, the global warming apocalypse scare-mongering scam, and even Brexit etc etc, they all have the same rote arguments. When the new airport is open, they will be flooded with Chinese, lets see how they handle that, in fact, they will probably get along fine wth each other ;o)))

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I have seen it in Germans everywhere, never mind Berlin. If you challenge them on any of the topics mentioned, an error screen will appear on their face. This may or may not be followed by adolescent screeching. It is both hilarious and disturbing. Btw I spent some time in China and never had an issue with people there. Then again people often behave differently when abroad.

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Read a survey recently, probably from Forsa (which I guess is perhaps the least unbiased research institute in Germany but still) that said something like 64% of Germans feel they have to be careful with what they say in public. I doubt Germans actually believe what they are saying themselves, which would explain why they usually can't really justify their positions beyond getting angry. I think real personal growth is possible only when you realize that throwing a tantrum isn't a valid argument for any position and can work your explain your reasoning for your beliefs in full sentences.

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  Anonymous wrote:

OK, that makes sense, they feel they have to toe the PC line.

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It all leads back to dictator Kaiser Wilhelm, without him, there would be no first world war leading to reparations, thus no need for Hitler to save the people from abject poverty that the demand for reparations created. Thank god the West has no more royals in power. I love capitalism, free markets and democracy.

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nah, it's just you, honestly

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^ OC is definitely not alone

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  Anonymous wrote:

Other cities like Munich or Bremen are much more beautiful.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I didn't quite get to Bremen but I thought that Munich, Hamburg and Cologne were magnificent, or at least magnificent looking. I wondered how it would be to live in those places, having spent most of my time in Eastern Germany. I wonder, would the people in these cities be a bit nicer maybe?

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Bro or sister:
Cities are not the problem ( not always)
GERMANS ARE!!!!

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Bremen an munich are equally shit. if you believe those cities are better you deserve to be fcked in berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hehe....As I say, Germany is not a problem, Germans ARE.....

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  Anonymous wrote:

There are lots of people with crappy manners in Berlin, but in fairness, not all of them are German.

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Yes I agree.Other big cities are much better.Berling and East Germany are so strange.

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East Germany honestly feels like it's disconnected from the civilized world. I have never seen so many drunks who just sitting around at imbisses and spatis all day with nothing to do.

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Hahahaha ja but they have so many things to do.Sitting there ans complain everything.I wonder so many time seriouls this all lazy jobless forever Harz4 think the money comes from the heaven or there are money trees????This lazy drunken angry drug addicted so many job less people made me to feel so stupid to pay tax.Being 10 to 15 years Uni student too.If they study hard and make something it is ok but most of them just having party,drubg and keep extending child life....

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  Anonymous wrote:

You only have one life to live. Don't spend it with humorless ugly zombies. Get out of your comfort zone and leave this rotten country. I did and I thought I would not make it and it worked.
I live in Spain now. Jesus. People here are like a french perfume while Germans were like the end of the dirtiest toilette in Mozambique.

Believe me. Leave it!

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  Anonymous wrote:

True that. I thought that going back to my own country would be a mistake but it was the best thing I could have done. There are places in Germany that are worth seeing and the country itself does have some redeeming qualities to it, but it ain't a happy place to live. I was actually warned by a German living in my hometown that I probably wouldn't like it here. I should have listened to her. Oh well!

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Same here, a German girl from Gorlitz warned me about Berlin when I first started living there and I thought she was crazy. I'm also now back home (Australia) and loving it more than ever, friendly, hospitable, helpful, generous and supportive people everywhere. More expensive, but you earn a lot more, real wages, instead of subsistence intern slavery. I feel sorry for Germans, they have no idea what real life is like, with trust and spontaneity, they are paranoid and measly. .

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Yes so true!!!!When I visited Australia people smiled at me and tried to help many things and wished me a nice stay.Here even for a holiday people always give a dirty look(come on.I spend money here and go back.Why treat as if I were a bagger and judges me that I am so desprate to stay in Germany l???)I dont think Hiltler would have had a power if it were not Germany..

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