Così, un anno e mezzo fa ho incontrato il mio attuale partner, abbiamo pensato che avremmo potuto incontrarci più spesso dato che lui è polacco e io sono tedesca, a 5 ore di macchina.

Da allora sono andato spesso a Varsavia in macchina e ogni volta che tornavo in Germania diventavo un po’ geloso e triste.

Ad esempio, cosa significa che hai bagni puliti e mantenuti sulla tua autostrada? Con il sapone!? E acqua calda? E la carta igienica?? Essendo una persona che viaggia molto in macchina a causa del mio lavoro, questa è una cosa enorme 😂

La città è così pulita, la gente si fa gli affari propri, devo ancora incontrare qualcuno che ti fissa senza motivo, il che è una cosa che succede spesso in Germania e mi ha sempre fatto incazzare.

Tutti vanno in giro come top model, spesso alcuni mi fanno anche ridere un po’ con il loro stile di abbigliamento, ma la maggior parte delle persone che vedo indossano abiti così carini quando semplicemente escono con il loro cane.

Blik è una benedizione, la burocrazia è paragonata alla Germania un sogno fantascientifico e voi ragazzi avete letteralmente anche i negozi tedeschi più importanti lì 😭🙏🏻

Devo ammettere che vengo da posti meno affollati della Germania, ho sempre vissuto lontano dalle grandi città perché odio il rumore.

Adoro praticamente tutto ciò che ho vissuto finora qui, tanto che abbiamo deciso di spostare qui le mie cose una volta ottenuto il permesso dal mio lavoro.

Ora, devo in qualche modo imparare questa lingua, bellissima ma difficile da imparare, con la quale faccio davvero fatica perché il mio partner non è esattamente bravo a insegnare –

È un grande passo per me emigrare, ma sono stato più felice in questo paese che nel mio per molte ragioni diverse.

Se voi ragazzi avete QUALCOSA che mi aiuta in questo viaggio, assorbirò volentieri tutta la vostra conoscenza 🙏🏻❤️

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di KryshnatixX

33 commenti

  1. Minute_Ostrich196 on

    Don’t tell anybody. It’s our little secret.

    We actually like the rest of a world to think it’s grey, shit and polar bears walking the street

  2. Brilliant_Taste4830 on

    i was in warsaw on my birthday and people know how to dress there. its nice to look at when like 70% on people you see randomly on the street are visibly into fashion

  3. youngFiflak on

    Yeah, I noticed the staring when I was helping my brother move to Stralsund. What’s up with that? We were unpacking his stuff from a trailer and some older dude just casually stood and stared at what we were doing, I don’t suspect any hostility or ill will. For me, a pole, it was kind of awkward 😅

  4. iluminatisrati on

    Yeah Poland is not a shithole and normal Germans have a distorted sense of superiority

  5. heyoneblueveloplease on

    Oh God, another Western European discovering that Central/Eastern Europe is around 10x more livable than the West.

  6. I love Warsaw, but I also love the more suburban and rural parts. Totally biased though. I got to visit my family mostly yearly and watch Poland transform over the last 30+ years. I really like the state it’s in now (ignoring politics and shit lol, I’m just talking about day to day life on the ground) and always loved it but cool to see the changes

  7. Suspicious_Prune3078 on

    “I’ve yet to come across someone who would stare at you…” that’s because you’re white lol

  8. mefistophelesmounty on

    Some quick points when it comes to that comparison concerning cities, you may know yourself well. Just for general public as an additional thought ;):

    Warsaw is one if not the richest city in Poland. Additionally I guess you may have quite more buying power in PL then in DE which means you are able to visit more „clean“ places by default (or just afford Warsaw) as that bar/restaurant in your pic. Of course, not the case for your point with the toilets on highways.

    In Germany most upper middle / upper class people moved away from big cities, similar to US I guess. Or have specific districts there. Wealth, clean big mansions or simply self-owned houses are in the suburbs.

    For me a vast factor for feeling kind of „more comfortable“ (still not the best word for that) in less rich countries then I live was simply that I was able to afford „the better life“ there.

  9. This is the second time I see a German on reddit saying that our highways are in some way better than theirs. I’d never expect that.

  10. I’m from Poland but I have family in Germany and my observation is that big cities are better in Poland, but villages, towns and smaller cities are waaaay better in Germany.

    Genuinely – München or Frankfurt aren’t very impressive for me, but I was amazed by Erding and Ulm (ok, Nürnberg IS amazing and beautiful).

  11. karix1990 on

    You better be happy that your partner is not Chinese, that be one of a hell struggle to learn 😂 may you have a good life here in Poland 🙂 all the best !

  12. Sad_Eagle_937 on

    I pity you if you think polish bureaucracy is any good

  13. kyaputennemo on

    I keep telling my American friends that Poland outside of the winter is the best European country by far. Extremely fun place to visit and I consider moving there all the time. Love y’all’s country, it’s amazing.

  14. Electrical-Trash-460 on

    Hasan Piker said we have one computer. And nobody knows how to use it. Maybe you can.

  15. dazey_blue on

    Hi there, if you need a private Polish tutor, I have a great one! He teaches foreign students at a University here but also takes private students online. PM me if you’d like more details. Best of luck to you ❤️

  16. LowCall6566 on

    Everyone looking like a model is a Warsaw thing, I live in Wrocław( Breslau) and people here look “more normal”.

  17. burningflower on

    Dom whiskey cocktail bar? Great place, need to go back. Visited when I was in Warsaw a few years ago.

  18. Curious-Duck on

    Oh sheesh, if you love Warszawa then you’ll certainly love ANY OTHER BIG CITY way more.

    I visited for decades and permanently moved here almost 3 years ago, and I can confidently say that warszawa is my absolute least favourite city in this entire country. No joke.

    Take a look around and visit other big cities, you may find they’re even more suited to your quieter way of living whilst still offering the same benefits.

    Maybe one day I’ll like warszawa, but I’ve truly never met a Pole that loved it all that much.

    It’s kind of just the place people go to make big careers and more money, but the cost of living is also higher than other big cities so it’s a trade off I’m not willing to make. Warszawa makes me sad xD as a lover of Poland, please roam around a bit!!

  19. Enough_Ad5892 on

    Germany could have been the same but you chose to have milions of sand people around.

  20. Cute_Establishment_4 on

    I moved to Poland after meeting my partner too and everything upon experience: just feels right and better.

    Polish language is the biggest caveat.

    But to keep it clean and decent I think we need sacrificial cathode that takes the most bad.

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