Raised by Germans
Between ChairsObservations and opinions. Sometimes snarky. Other times not so much.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 227 | Subscribers | Read | germanoddities.substack.com |
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The Death of the Fairytale Prince
I was sixteen when the sister of a friend of mine recommended a book to me. “Der Tod des Märchenprinzen” by Svende Merian, a fellow female from Hamburg. Like most girls of the time and age I devoured the book and thus me being a feminist wa...
Stockholm... again.
In 2017, I vacationed in Scandinavia. First stop was Stockholm. This was a vacation I did not want to go on, but my then-husband insisted. I did not want to go on that vacation, because we were about two weeks away from moving back to the U...
Floreana
In 2017 I was able to fulfill a childhood dream. I set foot onto the Galapagos Islands. And I crossed the equator in a boat and participated in a touristy, but a nevertheless unforgettable equator baptism. It was glorious. Yes, I had dreamt...
Witholding
I remember vividly. I was sitting in my walk in closet, closed doors. Wondering what I would do if my husband would not come back from his business trip. I imagined a plane crash. Some car accident.
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I am a German who moved to the US. That qualifies me for an opinion and not much else. I have experience with loved ones suffering from hoarding, depression, anorexia, heart failure, dementia, and ALS.
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