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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:

Unfortunately I have no possibility to leave for 3 years (it's a long and boring story why). And I don't know how to survive here. If I would describe my life in Berlin, I could use only one word - rejection. Joining meetup groups and writing a message? Ignored. Using dating sites and apps? Ignored or rejected, sometimes even humiliated. Lurking in expats forums, trying to build even a small social circle? Nobody cares. Going to bars / clubs and talking to people? They stare at me like I'm a pile of garbage. And tbh I really feel myself like an useless pile of garbage. The only person I can talk to is myself. I need human connections, but it's easier to fly to the Moon as to set some. If I would believe in mysticism, I would have thought that I have a curse on me. I've visited therapists some times, but all they have done is they given me a receipt for SSRI and said "Ah Entschuldigung, aber alle Plätze für Therapie sind besetzt". Well, what should I expected from German. Berlin it's not hell, it's worse than hell. The frozen trap, where you dwells in self-hatred, feeling of undesirability, feeling that you don't belong and nobody cares about you. Lonely? Depressed? Desperate? Nobody gives a damn. Have not a single idea how to cope with that for 3 freaking years. No idea. I really understand the guy who probably have commited suicide a week ago after he wrote on this site. Too afraid to do it, but I can get his mood. It's like...I don't know.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Therapists have six to twelve month waiting lists. That alone tells you all you need to know about Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is a transit point. Nobody want to burden themselves with personal relationships, which could be a hurdle for the further travel in life.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans are incapable of deep, genuine relationships.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Not only Germans. Brits, Americans, French people etc. have rejected me as well.

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you live here long enough you turn into a Berliner. Sad but true.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I tried yoga, meditation, analysis and the only real way to deal with Berlin that worked was TheReleaseEffect which helped me get enough sense to leave Berlin, also a friend who introduced me had similar luck and is now happy in Greece, 3 months later and I'm now happily living in Switzerland. Also, reading Krishnamurti books helped. Berlin is great in very, very small doses, but hard to live there. Good luck to you and everyone else.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I told you to let out your feelings but you ignorant fools did only ignore it! It doesn't replace the lonliness but you feel yourself again. Screw yoga. Just pick up a guitar, learn a few chords and shout to it, but allowingly, then you shud feel relief, just allow it then, cry like a child. You'll see...And yeah I'm a Music therapist also, but obviously have no job here.

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You know I apologize because it's really true and if it wouldn't be received because of such things, that be of no good and it probably just wasn't.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany is a Muslim country!

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youtu.be/aXy4nhKBY2w

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  Anonymous wrote:

Been in Italy for 8 days now and feel 95% back to my old self, getting better every day, already met hospitable, generous and friendly people who I have a good acquaintanceship with and feel they could develop into friendships. What a relief.

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Anyone who keeps a Facebook account after reading this must be a total imbecile www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/25/facebook-logs-texts-and-calls-users-find-as-they-delete-accounts-cambridge-analytica

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  Anonymous wrote:

Life as a women is filled with stress here. Today I went to the supermarket. Didn’t wear any makeup and even wore my glasses as I couldn’t be bothered to wear contact lenses. In one row there were three old men standing (obviously not German, possibly Turkish). They immediately turned their heads, started grinning at me, staring at me like a peace of meat. And I wasn’t even dressed up, WTF? What is going on in this city.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe that is the reason that every woman in this city who is above the age of 30 turns into an androgynous blob.

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Turkish guys, say no more. Where were you, probably Kreuzberg or NeuKoln, the two worst places on this planet, where all the druggie/alcoholic scum ends up, total losers.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It was a good neighbourhood where hardly any Turks live. Lusting publicly after a woman who could be your daughter - these people have no dignity.

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  Anonymous wrote:

if Berlin Zoo released wild sheep in Kreuzberg...they wouldnt stare at the ladies anymore....

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  Anonymous wrote:

Probably the same for camelsI think camels would get nervous as well

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  Anonymous wrote:

Every German man above the age of 40 looks like this guy.
www.gmx.net/magazine/panorama/ermittler-veroeffentlichen-bilder-mutmasslichem-sexualstraftaeter-32888228

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lollollollolololololololololololololol....

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  Anonymous wrote:

Living in Berlin or having lived in Berlin makes you special indeed, but in another way.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Be careful to change to daylight saving time. The Germans are mentally depletes, so now they will be especially stupid.

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A year ago I moved to Berlin and because I could not afford to buy a car, so I bought a bike. In Berlin you are literally afraid of life on the road! On my bike I prefer to switch on the light even in the daytime and I wear a reflective vest even when it is sunny. At every crossroads I will stop and I prefer to walk before I risk. I've had my bike in Berlin for 8 accidents, and it wasn't my fault once and every time I had to listen to someone's nasty swearing and insults, even though it wasn't my fault! Today I decided to stop riding my bike because I would like to stay alive! I was very fond of riding a bike at home in southern France. Berlin is very ill with a very hostile city. Even after a year of life in Berlin I know no Germans at all, even though I live in a house where I am the only stranger! The Germans are very hostile, and if you want to make contact with them anywhere, the Germans think you'll want something from them. Berlin is a nasty stinking hole, full of mentally disturbed idiots! Someone should write some article about the fact that Berlin is a long time ago not a wonderful place for young people and artists. Tell your kids not to go to Berlin. There are many beautiful to have in Europe, but Berlin is the last where you want to end up! (French, 28 years old)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes hun - you would have been better off in France. French people (indeed all europeans) are much better than Germans with much better manners. Germans are rude, racist , cold and hostile and they have been selling the LIE that Berlin is artist haven for WAY too long... its poop -.... NOTHING is going on in the arts in Berlin because nothing gets funded.... its just all one big con job .... go back to France .... you will be much better off.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Good artists don't need funding, the real problem is that there is too much funding for so-called artists in Berlin

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  Anonymous wrote:

"Good artists don't need funding," - yes they do - especially actors and filmmakers or how do you think those industries work you idiot? Anyway it doesn't matter - no one serious is doing anything arts wise in Berlin - its all bullshit.

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"actors and filmmakers or how do you think those industries work you idiot?"

Serial contrarian is back again. Go f u c k yourself you ugly autist. Germany has the best funded propaganda machine (Rundfunkbeitrag) in the history of the entire world and still produces nothing but steamy piles.

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No funding for arts please. Way too many wasters on it who provide 0 value.

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"actors and filmmakers or how do you think those industries work you idiot?" They write good scripts and sell them to production companies, who then produce them if the are any good, unlike government funded movies for any pathetic piece of rubbish, you pathetically stupid left wing leech on people's taxes, go and smoke some more weed in your smelly squat and think up some lame-brain movie story about Berlin drug-users and alcoholics that no one actually cares about.

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I really wish there were fewer government subsidies for actors and film makers. Then perhaps no one outside of a few angsty adult-baby Germans would know who Til Schweiger, Matthias Schweighöfer and that loser from Fack Ju Göthe are. Their films should all have gone directly into the garbage can.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I hate beeliners on all modes of transportation. Bicyclist are a-holes who attack pedestrians. Car drivers are the more dangerous a-holes.
It's not safe even as a pedestrian.
Just gotta be extra vigilant and always expect the wrost rude behaviour from everyone especially car drivers.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Everything

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  Anonymous wrote:

Do you want to feel truly alone and lost? Go to some of Berlin's clubs! If you are a foreigner, speak another dialect or speak English, the Germans will treat you contemptuously. Enjoy the weekend alone somewhere in a club full of people. The Germans won't have fun with you! This is Berlin!

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Who wants to go home or hang out with those losers, anyway? I might get an STD just brushing their shoulder on the strasse LOL

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The Germans won't have fun with you anyways, because robots can't have fun.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Left that craphole Germany 2 Months ago - I highly recommend you all to do the same - Europe has alot of other countries where people are normal and not so racist miserable, strenuous and have manners...nevermind that Germans are f - ing idiots. Get out by whatever means you can.... you will not regret it.

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I'm truly jealous. Where are you now?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Czech Republic. The people here are MUCH better. I am making it a point to AVOID GERMANY at all costs moving forward... I do not even want to visit it again. Its an absolute idiot with disgusting miserable, inept, racist cunts and really a horrible country.

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I'm looking for a job out of German speaking area. I'm software dev. Wish me good luck, maybe we become neighbors!

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Berlin je díra, plná psychicky narušených dementů! Žiji tady 11 let! Za tu dobu tu mám už nějaké zázemí, ale stejně chci pryč. Sice nechci zpátky do Česka, ale i tak mi jistě pomůže, když zvednu kotvy. Tady až to bouchne, tak to bude fakt hnusný!

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Weird to see a Czech person criticizing Berlin and/or Germans. I thought they had a huge b0n3r for them Krauts.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I just want to share a bit of inspiration. I was buying some things and the woman scanning was quite commanding and controlling, really meh atmosphere, also because everyone gave her credit. She asked for the customer card like it was a police control and people before me acted nonchalant, it felt like they're not honestly behaving about it. So I was thinking how absurd it was to be in such a movie also because I never tend to care about that. It turned out I was actually afraid to act out something rebellious and it strangely gave her power cause I struggled thinking about how to behave and why I even struggle. Then, later I realized there is a good amount of humour in the situation already which resolved everything. I looked at her as somebody working in a supermarket who thinks would be working for the police and it made such a funny picture in relation to the tension, where I probably had to try hard not to laugh and kindly hold back. So yeah that's a bit of light in this dark place, it depends what you see, and often it is already there :)

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Very Monty Python-esque, thanks.

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  Anonymous wrote:

When you leave Germany, you are just leaving the Islamic country ..

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yes in today's Die Welt 1.6 million non EU Rocket Scientists on Hartz 4 .....Turkey is the 'best' country they have...yet 80% Turks want nothing more than to migrate to Germany on go on Hartz 4

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That is not true. Turks came to DE in the 1950s to work. Hartz IV is about 12 years old. East Europeans move to Germany for HartzIV

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  Anonymous wrote:

To all you morons out there with a Facebook account:

Be under no illusion that Facebook - and Zuckerberg - don't have political motivations. Referring to the open mic incident recently where Mark and German leader Angela Merkel were speaking.



After Merkel asked Mr. Zuckerberg about offensive posts on the refugee crisis, the Facebook CEO said “we need to do some work” on the issue.

“Are you working on this?” Ms. Merkel asked in English.



“Yeah,” Mr. Zuckerberg reportedly responded, before the transmission was disrupted.

Be afraid, people, be very afraid.

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