Raised by Germans
Between ChairsObservations and opinions. Sometimes snarky. Other times not so much.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 242 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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What it means to sell your balls for roasted chicken
This is a little thank you post for all of you that are supporting me financially. I really appreciate this. I usually spend the money to support a local animal shelter. I love animals a...
Violence is everywhere...
The last time I engaged in an active fist fight I was about 9 years old. A neighborhood bully had pushed my bike over for fun and I just did not want to take it. I later got accused by his mom of being violent. He was about two years younge...
Everything is bullshit...
I am on day three of what I call, let’s starve out whatever is not going well health wise. Day three of low or no carbs, day three of no alcohol, day three of no processed foods or sugar.
If you know me, you know that I have always been k...
What it means to hold boundaries
Last year in fall I was contemplating to go to Germany with my entire family over Christmas. I got everyone excited. Promised to even take the boyfriend and girlfriend of my kids. Everyone thought it would be an awesome trip. My father is n...
The $28 Lunch Generational Divide
If you have joined Twitter-X yesterday or today, you will have seen one topic dominating the discourse. The cost of lunch. Apparently, Kevin O’Leary stated that Gen Z is cooked, because Gen Z spends $28 on lunch when they only make $70k a y...
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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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