publicduende wrote:Why am I even spending time talking to you? And why do you feel the need to use me as a landmark for how your life is not, or shouldn't be? You're not happy in Berlin, and you won't be. If you were, you would be at peace with yourself and your demons first, and with people like me immediately afterwards.
More lies, I'm happier and more free now than I ever was in London or Italy. Berlin is amazing with a lot more to offer me then all the cities in Italy combined. I actually look forward to every day where as I was wilting away in Lombardy.
publicduende wrote:I am done giving advice, let alone expecting someone to appreciate it. Let birds be birds and fly away, and let frogs boil slowly in their own soup.
Wishing more ill on me I see...
publicduende wrote:Unfortunately, "I spent a year feeling shit and cursing to the air in Como" isn't exactly something that would shine on your CV, or that potential employers will understand. Good for your personal development that you finally learned what you want (although I believe it's just more posing and mask wearing to make up for the time lost and look good online). Professional development is something else.
It was more personal development but theres some things I could squeeze into my professional development. I am getting more technical training online thats helping my professional development from this gig, like how to sell traffic which is big right now and something I had no experience in.
publicduende wrote:Another pathetic profession of entitlement and arrogance on your side. So you're 27 and already know everything, because you "busted your a** 18-25". If that's the case, what's left of your professionalism? Yes I often sit and go through a book because keeping skills up to date is the most important thing in my profession. What's the most important thing in yours? I'd better stop here.
I'm 28 a$$ hat. I'm keeping my skills and looking at new techniques and opportunities all the time. Everyone who's working, especially these days has to unless you're doing something like scrubbing toilets or bar tending we're all in the same boat.
publicduende wrote:I doubt it but yes, if that's the case, good for you. You never were outcast, you never wanted to mingle in the first place. Your desire to stay lonely and frustrated so your harsh prophecy on Italy and Italian could be fulfilled trumped everything else.
I was outcasted, mocked, bullied, and ripped off. But good things there's lots of open and understanding Italians I have met (unlike you) who agree with me because it's happened to them too.
publicduende wrote:People have to get by with two or more of those jobs, and the rest is good old welfare. If I know that, you should it too. If you want to walk naked, why don't you just get a job as an underwear model?
Oh here we go again, you're telling the lie until it becomes your reality. You have something in common with a famous past european leader.
This is not true at all. There are lots of companies here and jobs in manufacturing, technology, bio-technology, media and music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Berlin
Some notable companies here:
Daimler
Deutsche Bahn
Axel Springer AG
Bombardier Transportation
Universal Music Germany
Vattenfall Europe
Bayer Health Care
BMW
MTV Europe
VIVA
NPR
We've been through some tough times but this city has shinned before and now it's time to shine again.
"Berlin ist mehr ein Weltteil als eine Stadt" ("Berlin is rather a part of the world than a city")
(Jean Paul, 1800)
"Berlin is the newest city I have come across. Even Chicago would appear old and gray in comparison."
(Mark Twain, US Writer, Chicago Daily Tribune, 1892)[/url]