Are you tired, Suffering?

‘Freedom is the primary solution to a secondary problem.’

Every now and then there is a topic where I don't really know how to start. This is just such a topic. It's been exactly one year now. We also had the 5th of August a year ago when I tried to take my life.

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My Weekend at Barbecue

“Treat your friends like family and your family like your friends.”
Michael Slung

Family celebrations can always be a very strenuous thing, but I have to say that I have been really happy with my family lately and what to do.

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friendships

“Good friendships arise – bad things are planned.”
Kitty Pimmer

For someone like me who suffers from a borderline disorder, the topic of ‘friendships’ is always something that is not easy to explain or understand, because people are often mysterious beings.

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The Hacker and the Troll 2

Anyone who follows me on the net will surely remember the Russian gangster rapper hacker of the Mexican style, who first trolled me on YouTube and Facebook and then threatened to hack me.

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My life with little and a lot of money

“The stomach can be filled, the brain never gets full”
Petra Golke

The love Emtycee I asked myself a question about what life is like with little money and how I do it. Yeah, I'll try to tell you about it.

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Overburdening

‘Permanent under-challenge leads to acute chronic over-challenge.’
Petra Golke

There are moments or phases in life when we are overwhelmed. This is not a bad thing, you just have to recognize them and work on them.

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The paper war

‘Paper war: Continuation of the bureaucracy with always the same means.”
Wolfgang Mocker

Anyone who submits applications themselves knows that you often have to fill in the same or the same form several times. Even if you have already placed documents that prove or answer what the missing questionnaires or application forms leave open.

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