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Trapped in your own body
This one is really personal and most of you who care more about my snarky social and political comments may not enjoy it. But I hope to help a few of you.
So here it goes:
If you had asked anyone who knew my mother who the healthiest pe...
Happiness comes from working with your hands
Today started like any other Saturday. I had promised myself to get up early to get things done. And as usual I could not get out of bed. I have always been this way. Sleeping in is and has always been very easy for me and I still to this d...
Cracking the Female Code
The one question that dominates the social media this week is the question why so many women dress like whores. In particular at the gym. There are essentially three camps.
Camp 1 — They want to dress this way for themselves. It is comfor...
Leistungslos
There is a word that shows up frequently in conversations around inheritance and the inheritance tax. The word is “leistungslos” which translates to “unearned”. People who are for keeping or even enhancing the inheritance tax always justify...
The Government Is Here To Help
I found the perfect house. It has everything I did not know I was looking for. It is old and victorian, it has wood everywhere, it is painted awesomely outside, it has the most lovable wallpaper inside, and it incredibly well maintained, so...
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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. https://ko-fi.com/betweenchairs
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