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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:

Don't think all Germans are like Berliners, you might like them or not, but elsewhere in he they look and behave like normal people, they are more or less polite and, surprise surprise! They do smile!
Left that dump and feel better by the day! I don't know what is wrong with Berliners but I figure they are more like Estearn than Western Europeans and that might be the issue. I've read some comments of someone suggesting people moved to Poland LMFAO yeah right, how to be miserable and more miserable!
Just try your best to leave this toilet before it turns you into a worse version of yourselves.
I feel you, brothers and sisters, but you can make it out of here!

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  Anonymous wrote:

*elsewhere in Germany

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  Anonymous wrote:

kudos to you! where did you go?

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Berliners, especially the guys, are social retards. Cologne is great and Hamburg, actually anywhere but Berlin, even Dresden and Leipzig are better. It's a Berlin thing. The lefty Feminists don't help matters and all those fake anarchists :o)) gotta laugh. It's so craz here, someone below posted a video of Feminists screaming out Alahu Akbar, the craziest thing I've ever seen. Berlin brain damages young people until they all turn into moronic sheep. It's sad. Please don't hate them, instead, have pity for them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Cologne area :) Not as "cool" like Berlin, so many people want to go, which means you can get a decent job even if your German is not perfect and people are not so overwhelmed with foreigners, refugees, immigrants etc. and they mainly lead normal lives, I guess that makes them more chilled and friendly :)
It's sad to think all Germans are like these idiotic folks, if you live in Germany you want to give yourself the chance to get to know them, I promise they are fine people, just get out of Berlin mates :)

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  Anonymous wrote:

*not "cool" like Berlin, so not many people want to go

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  Anonymous wrote:

wtf??? Cologne is just a sh*thole like Berlin

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe the city isn't beautiful, but the people ar nice...

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  Anonymous wrote:

I said Cologne AREA and it has NOTHING to do with Berlin, which as a city is not the prettiest either

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yolo, calm down Delilah.

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The one who wrote wtf??? For something silly should calm down
I see Berlin is making you sour

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany sucks

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  Anonymous wrote:

So do a lot of other countries...

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany sucks harder

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I wish everyone would just be honest and come out and say it. Germany is fine if you are poor, lazy, unmotivated or mentally challenged. If your IQ is higher than 100 then you'll be happier and more successful elsewhere, and that is even including Germany-born Germans.

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Germany is not Berlin, you are describing Berlin. It's quite simplistic as a reasonings, it's like saying that English are all like Londoners or French like Parisians. I understand the frustration but this is just silly.

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If Germany is for the poor, lazy, unmotivated and mentally challenged, how do you explain that is the richest country in Europe?

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How do I explain that it's the richest country in Europe? Because the outward two political poles each propped up their half of the country after the war and showered Germany with cheap money. What the hell is that question?

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2 million kids in Germany live in Hartz IV poverty conditions. So much for the great economic powerhouse and socially responsible Germany. Meanwhile a whole conservative governing party can't get their sh!t together, explain their positions and would rather ban free speech because a 25 year old youtuber did 5 minutes of research on climate change and to his surprise discovered that conservatives like to sh!t on the environment and not pay for it while making things worse. What a joke.

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"conservative"

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And Lefties like to put fear in people with their climate change BS. Tell me one time in history when there wasn't some form of climate change. Conservatives want to conserve as much as Lefties, they just don't want to do so on the basis of lies to get more votes. Fear fear fear, that's all they sell. Oh, and also shame and blame. Lefties are morons.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Watch and shut up: www.google.com/search:

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  Anonymous wrote:

Or basically this, you "rightwing" bright person ;)) Go flatearth yourself with the turdbrain you are: climate.nasa.gov/news/2535/satellite-data-confirm-annual-carbon-dioxide-minimum-above-400-ppm/

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You probably believe NASA's fairy tale that man landed on the moon, but for some strange reason hasn't been back for 45 years. Go figure.

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Exchange value, at first sight, presents itself as a quantitative relation, as the proportion in which values in use of one sort are exchanged for those of another sort,[6] a relation constantly changing with time and place. Hence exchange value appears to be something accidental and purely relative, and consequently an intrinsic value, i.e., an exchange value that is inseparably connected with, inherent in commodities, seems a contradiction in terms.

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  Anonymous wrote:

what are you blabbing about???

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  Anonymous wrote:

None of your concern, now move along civilian.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Stop going to Gorli, they spray weed w plastic and these are the results

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  Anonymous wrote:

Better stick with analyzing weed samples from tourist hotspots and pointlessly shortening words. As you were soldier.

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This is how students of Marxism talk. They babble on with their jargon, convunced they are the arbiters of logic, even though their theories have caused more deaths and misery than any other ideology in history. Here's the thing, in simple language. The market rules, because consumers decide what is valuable and what is not, if someone exhanges their hard earned money for a piece-of-crap iPhone , then eventually they will wake up and stop buying iPhones, same goes for Facebook and Twitter. If people get bored with coffee, then coffee as a commodity will lose it's value, because people will switch to drinking hemp tea etc. Value is subjective. There is no unequal value in nature, it's a human concept, that only exists inside of each individual.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Exactly, they feel intelligent and intellectual but in reality they the biggest losers

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  Anonymous wrote:

Brace yourselves, the morons are coming!!
www.youtube.com/watch

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  Anonymous wrote:

Please don't insult morons by comparing them to these, ???whatevers.When she was chanting Alu Akbar without irony, I thought I was hallucinating. Interesting to see they are for genital mutilation of young girls, the covering of women's faces and hair, the murder of homosexuals and the culture that actually is run by a patriarchy of privileged men.

What self respecting guy would be interested in their rancid pusssies. Woman are ugely over-rated, especially brainwashed-sexist-feminists.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hugely over-rated

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  Anonymous wrote:

LOL sorry, I recognise we need a new world to define them xD
I think humans are overrated, especially western people, we are f4cking decadent senseless self-destructive idiots if you ask me. Let's not make it a woman Vs man thing, these people are "special"

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A new word

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  Anonymous wrote:

You're right I should have said Feminists are ob=ver-rated. So if western human, (non-feminist) people are over-rated, why is it that millions of people are risking their lives to come here. And then phuck it all up with their religious zealotry.

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Because we are wealthy, weak and simplistic, which makes a perfect recipe for vultures to have a great dinner with no effort LOL
It's our fault for allowing them to destroy our civilisation, we should start taking responsibility for our actions, else we are just like those whiney brainless feminists

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  Anonymous wrote:

I don't why the place is marketed the way it is to attract people, blatant lie, if then Berliners obviously are not fond of foreigners? Wouldn't it make more sense to just tell it for the way it is so that (normal) people stayed away themselves??

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  Anonymous wrote:

Russia have censored the gay sex scenes from Rocketman. Does anyone know how I can get a copy of that version. I really don't want to see Elton put his Rocket into another man's sewage outlet. Whatever turns you on, but just not my thing.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What does your homophobia have to do with hating Berlin??

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  Anonymous wrote:

No one cares about what your thing is, mate

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And why? If you live in Berlin then you should be a feminist and you should be at least bisexual! You sure you didn't get a mistake? You'd better let some gay pornography. You may find useful emotions. Kiss, Bro.

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Go and live in Russia, surely the friendly eastern Europeans will warm your heart <3
LOL

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Nazis were the gayest of them all. All this brotherhood stuff was just an excuse to get freaky with the boys in tight uniforms. No problem with that, whatever gets your V2 rocket off, ya know.

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I'm not against homos, but I am homo-phobic, I have a fear of them after being sexually abused by them as an innocent child. If you want to watch men washing their junk in a sewage outlet, I'm not stopping you, go ahead baby, do what you want. I like Elton John's music, but I just don't want to see people making sewage outlet sex. In fact, I find it disgusting, to say the least. Yechhhhhhhhhh. But please, put your pen-is wherever you want, I just don't want to see it.

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Then you need help, you are recognising you have a problem. And I don't think anyone is forcing you to watch it? I don't watch things that disturb me, easy peasy

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As I said, if people having sex with a sewage outlet turns you on, do it, fine by me if you get AIDS, that's your choice, are you saying that I should enjoy such depraved behaviour. I just want to watch a version without the pukable, sewage outlet sex scenes, that's all. Am I the one who needs help, really :o)))))

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I am saying that you shouldn't watch something that upset you and psychological seek help as you definitely need it if you think that the world will stop doing things that upset you
And maybe learn to read as well will you ;)

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  Anonymous wrote:

The purpose of the site is to rant about Berlin, it's not an opportunity for generic psychos to let it out about their phobias. Look for a homophobic site where you can share your thoughts with loonies like yourself

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"I have a fear of them after being sexually abused by them as an innocent child"
just like rapists who feel they should be understood because they were abused as kids?! Go f yourself nutter

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Russian here. You would not believe, but Russians on average are way more friendlier than Germans. We don’t smile a lot, but it does mean we don’t have sense of humor or are not able to socialize with people who are not your school mates from your home village like Germans.

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  Anonymous wrote:

This year, the anti-Semitic Al Quds march will take place again in Berlin!
www.morgenpost.de/berlin/article225474849/Al-Quds-Tag-2019-in-Berlin-Antisemitischer-Marsch-wird-erlaubt.html

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'Anti-Semitic', I think you mean pro-Palestinian. Remeber, it's the semites who forced them out of their homes at gunpoint. If you don't beleive me, Google Mike Peled, the sone of an Israeli general, or go to this YouTube link and weep for the Palestinians. In oter words, get a dose of relaity, not what you are brainwashed with from Zionist owned and run media companies, where ypu won't see any mention of Mike Peled. www.youtube.com/watch

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  Anonymous wrote:

The article header says in the introduction the same thing in German language!
(Auch in diesem Jahr wird der antisemitische Al-Quds-Marsch in Berlin wieder stattfinden.) Does anyone read those articles? I'm starting to feel like on Facebook here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'd like to hear other thoughts on this. To me it is one thing if somebody working at the checkout doesn't want to say hello. But a completely different thing when this person "shouts" at the other other customers that they can now also go to the other checkout and this way acting as if THIS was a legit reason then to not say hello. To me it is complete bullshit. You know what I mean? I sense some indirect blameing, nothing of a big deal if you notice it. Maybe somebody else can point it out better what is so wrong with this, what is the communication behind it.

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Or wait, not what the communication is or maybe also. You know I feel like saying: So because of that you are not able to say hello or what? calling this poop as in: No, you don't have to say hello to me but you are saying because of that you can't? I feel it's a pretty heavy boundary cross of her while at the same time hilariously ridiculous.

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Or do you know these fu.cking people asking you back the colour of cigarettes you were JUST SAYING to them? How the fu.ck can they ask this if they didn't actually hear you? :) I love to ask them this, just kinda wanna know how they do that. And if they say as in a confident lie I wasn't sure, then it is curious because they seem very assured saying this. Plus the lack of how somebody who didn't actually hear you would ask. You know some people are merely emotionally trying to do shi.t, Idk if they have fears and probably they do, you know there are so controll freakish. They heard you but they still ask and you can't say it cause you know they know. You'd be lieing to yourself.

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I surely gave this though too much credit. You know how it is. Situations can be ridiculous but feelings are serious. It's kind of a relative thing and yet not. Surely one would also say: yeah, yeah you heard that right (actually addressing his fears something like kindly). I mean do you want to tell me you never ran into this situation? Somebody asks you something and you feel he already knows. Or is it some form of social acceptable behaviour to you? Ah I see you just wanto to keep going on about literally nothing, writing about H4 or the other meaningless stuff as in nonfeeling your own experience. Yeah okay then, I'm probly at the wrong place here. You kinda lame honestly

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Read with caution, it's all pretty repressive. I don't know why the admin cannot just delete things or add an option to delete it oneself. This is really careless.

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  Anonymous wrote:

interesting how an equivalent site does not exist for London or other major capitals. Yet this site comes out on top in G search, when typing in London Hater, Berlin Hater etc

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cityhater.com/london/

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There are more cities on cityhater but the site about Berlin is the most active one by far

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Maybe you need to look better? :))

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Actually, it wasn't easy at all to find a site for Berlin Haters, which made me think for a long time that I was the odd one out...

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  Anonymous wrote:

In almost half of Berlin's households, lives only one person! This article says about the local mentality more than one might think. This town is sick!!!
m.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/allein-unter-millionen-berlin-hauptstadt-der-einsamkeit/21194978.html

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  Anonymous wrote:

Too many arabs and gypsies

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And Muzzies and feminiss and pseudo-anarchists who just love scrounging off the capitalist system, and sexist-feminists, always whining about how bad life is for them, at first I thought they were being ironic, but they actually beleive it, when the reality is the are the most privileged group of people in the whole of history.

Berlin is over. Go, Just Do It.

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Everything is superficial.

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Not only superficial, but also constantluy in your face. Little Turkastan

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delivery service

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Garbage trucks

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  Anonymous wrote:

Social life sucks here. People are either unacceptable as friends because of their issues or simply not interested in friendship. Not much in between. Booze buddies don't count as friends, neither do smart-ish SJWs picking apart every word you say. Socially, this is a wasteland.

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Really lonely here. Despite all the people.

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Only one way to belong in Berlin, become a gay-feminist-SJW- white-hetero male-hating - Hartz 4 hero on drugs or at the least, an alcoholic in denial. Oh and one other thung, a lefty hypocrite. Then you will be in paradise, you'll never have to work, you can live in a filthy squat built and serviced by capitalists, and enjoy the rest of your pathetic life as a fake-anarchist loser, and end up with fading tattoo saggy skin, thinking to yourself "what a waste of a life". Or, get a life, by leavng Berlin, best thng I ever did.

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  Anonymous wrote:

That's unfortunalely true. The wort thing is people are notoriously flaky and unreliable here. I knew some people here before moving, but I feel like as soon as they lived here for a while you can't rely on them anymore. Everyone's here is way too focussed here on themselves, there's no loyalty. After almost 2 years here I can't really be bothered anymore to even try making new friendships, feels like it's kind of pointless anyway. Glad I'm leaving this dump in a few months

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  Anonymous wrote:

where are you guys starting over?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Start ove ranywhere. Trus me, anywhere is better than Berlin, this place is a cesspool. The U8 is typical of Berlin, and as far as I'm concerned it's a hellhole at every stop along the way.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I lived in Berlin for ten years... I met many many people there... I have been gone for 4 years now and I have only one person that I met during "the berlin years" that I am in any regular contact with at all and that is my daughter.
Very few long term relationships... two or three friends that I still talk to once or twice a year but otherwise... nothing

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  Anonymous wrote:

I can relate to that.

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Everyone talks about leaving, nobody mentions worthwile alternatives. Just "anywhere is better" reasoning. Once you go to some other places, you will realize they are not all better. You want to be specific about your options and make sure you really find a better place, otherwise, why move away.

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  fiza wrote:

Thank God I´m not alone... I´ve been livin in Berlin since 11 Years and I still don´t get used to it. It feels like people don´t really want to “dig” and get to know you better. Even after a longer period spending some time together (mostly just having fun) there is no development or curiosity or need to share something more than small talks. Just neutrality, which often is sold as respect and acceptance for other people. Well that makes me feel invisible. I´d rather have some conflicts or discover some personal issues than staying in that small comfort zone….

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Yep, most people are busy with their own lives and happy to meet when it fits their schedule. Just don't expect something deeper. It happens sometimes, but that's not the standard. And then there are those really nice people who are having issues (drinking, smoking, psychological stuff...). Nice but maybe not on the same page and just not good influence on the whole.

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  fiza wrote:

that´s right, people are busy. Time, energy and passion are inevitably consumed in the office or any other workplace. Respect for all who still manage to have a satisfying private life. I couldn´t…and when I read of “work-life balance” in some job description make me sick. Especially from a freaking young-multiculti-startup.
While somewhere else 30h week is the new standard, this “open-minded” city is still attached to that workaholic culture that make people feel bad when they leave the office after 8,5 hours or don´t answer an email on weekend. Of course, everybody must be able to say “no” or to be “offline” but how often it happens? Who wants his Job to be recognized, develop his abilities and of course get a better salary (or a one whit you can pa the rent?) is ready to give away a piece of private life. Or even replace it completely whit the job, because often it´s much more satisfying than trying to have any human contact. At least a boss is nice and pays for team events or a pizza&beer if I stay late in the evening. And I am happy if he´s happy so I´ll try harder to make him earn more money!
Same process happens with “recreational activities”; the more the better because being tired is not an option. When a friend asks me if I have time for dinner in 4 weeks from xx to xx o´clock still freaks me out.
And of course, if 90% of my life is focused on my performance that´s somehow also my scale when it comes to evaluate somebody… A person whit some issues like drinking or smoking, maybe a little confused or even unemployed is nothing I can relate to. I deserve something better and I keep looking for a better person. The last one was too cold, the other one too emotional, that one last year was nice, what was the name?
And thank god we have a lot of social media where we can show our value: six-pack, duck-face, extreme-sports, lot of travelling, lot of hobbies AND of course lot of friends/ follower /likes. And with dating apps it´s much easier finding interesting people or at least get to fuck. It feels pretty much like applying for a job but at least ghosting somebody is much easier than in real life. Disgusting..
I´ve been on both sides, the “busy” and the “messy” and I still don´t know if I should consider myself a looser or just a human being, if some people really don´t mind being lonely or if they MAYBE have as much “issues” as me but believe that honesty is weakness….Are “the others” so balanced or just ticking bomb about to explode? Do they ever stop, have doubt, ask themselves “what if….?” or “why is so difficult for me while the rest have success? And then being finally open for a change ends up getting fixed: motivational workshop, therapy and lot of magic pills. The black hole…

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  Anonymous wrote:

After leaving Berlin 3 years ago, I had a quick peek at this site (out of boredom!) and see: a) that not much has changed and am reminded: a) of the reasons why I wanted to leave in the first place.

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