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Welcome to a new edition of
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monologue podcast I'm Sascha Markmann
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I say hello to today's word.
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is an adult or adult that
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This time I haven't heard the word
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Duden came to me but I had
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Ask me what it actually is
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to be an adult
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And there I was so in front of me
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I thought and thought it was a
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Good news for this podcast, yes.
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mature
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What is this actually
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So I had
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I thought because my grown-ups
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If you behave as big as you are
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Make the right decisions
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you know what you do you know what you do
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will
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It's like I'm 40 now.
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years after 41 years on this earth and
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Theoretically, I should have been 23 years old.
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years of adulthood
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I don't feel like I am today
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Totally about making a decision
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The one I meet I don't know if that's
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That's right, and I'm in it now.
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After all, my parents always admired me.
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'Cause she always made the appearance
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You know exactly what you're doing today.
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I from Conversations
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That's not how my father felt.
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It's never too late to grow up
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We got the kids so talk to me
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And my sister had to
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Largely grown-up others, however,
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The head was still a little boy.
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who likes to be stupid and
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It was kind of funny
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And that's how I feel too
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Not even the prudent man of
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He knows exactly what he's doing when and where he's doing what.
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to do and to leave
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On the contrary, I always come this way.
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Like this little clumsy
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Girl who walks around then
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The layman on the floor is two meters
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go with the boots in the puddle
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then jumps back his round
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walks and nicely around the puddle with
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the dog and further along the way just like that
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I also feel from time to time
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I don't behave at all
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age-appropriate adult and am more of a
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Stupid little kid where that's supposed to be
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It doesn't sound negative kids know
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Exactly what you do and therefore
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Not even stupid, but yes.
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Let's say it naively.
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But that's not a bad thing either.
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It is this childish
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childlike ease of life and
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That's why I envy every child I think
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As an adult, you have a lot of
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I've forgotten too much about this child.
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Preserving moments
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The child's point of view is always
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Everything is so dry and serious it always goes
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that's why I have enough money I can mean
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Paying bills when the electricity
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Fly away while you're on
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apartment out and and and that's so
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Totally so take the fun out of life
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Being as adult is how it is.
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This traditional adult is
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What Happened and Since Childhood
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Behave blue when you're an adult
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this is so relaxation of life so
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I'll call it a real one.
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relaxation of life because we would
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Have fun today without
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We're kind of worried
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It would have to be an essential
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friendlier world and I believe it
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There are also fewer people who are depressed.
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They would have great worries.
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Now you shouldn't do it all
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misunderstanding
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I guess the owners are grown up.
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To be and do and leave what I want
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within the framework of the laws and the framework of
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The social norm
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Even if I think it's beautiful without
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Clothes in my apartment
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run or even like to go back to
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It is not social
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Respected to walk naked through the city
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A suitable dress or
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Inappropriate clothing when you can
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Socially, very
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be ostracized
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This is also because people
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So many thoughts about everything
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make
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As a child, I thought about it.
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There are absolutely no thoughts when I
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I walked naked on the beach
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There's no thought about it
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Neither has anyone made a
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Adult Thoughts About It
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but at the latest with the deployments of the
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Shame makes you think
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Building on that is bitter.
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Such a loss of freedom
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yeah
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Adults also lose their
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Freedom Picasso once said all the children
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would be great artists
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They just forget it along the way.
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Adult learning, and that's the way it is.
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a thing like unabashed some children
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Just paint pictures and in the sun
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face painting soler had no
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Face as an adult you know it was
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As a child, it is very clear that
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kind should she give us light
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So his smiling face
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When it rains, they cry.
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clouds
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They want a sad
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face
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Maybe it's an adult
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[Music]
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Say goodbye and enter a phase of
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a freedom you had as a child
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The children are free
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They have little thought and
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Some things I want to experience now
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child her defiance phase it wants now
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It must have been a bomb in
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Business there gets trampled
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It's as if the life of it
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Depending on adulthood, you would
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Don't do it then you will get this
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Bonbon simply buy
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As a child, it's almost
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The end of the world, but I can do it too
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As a child, I can afford this.
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Freedom to take
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Now to be so beautiful the
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Defiance as they say
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I had one day with my
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My mother spoke and she had one.
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Crime read
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I don't know anymore about
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What Author She Said Children Should Be
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Best at the age of two
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Just leave by the third year of life
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can close
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Because the pattern is the worst age
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This must be the worst age.
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be later when you are in puberty
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Some are also
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Growing up something with
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mature has to do and then you lose
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Unfortunately, many liberties
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the head liberties ghost and had to
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I'm going to do it in a different way and
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wise
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Restore these freedoms
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I think that's why drugs and
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Alcohol is so popular because it
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Get a piece of freedom again.
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can
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If I don't
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I look very funny when I
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Dancing on the table when not drunk
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You may also be
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Funny to look at, but it's kind of
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have accepted all facilities have yes
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Also drunk
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Maybe it's even funny
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I don't know I've never done it
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But if I do this to others
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Look at it, it's like you see it.
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That is how you grow up.
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There has also been a process in which you have many
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Child liberties were lost.
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Suddenly a lot less child
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less fun or as soon as you have 18 watts
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21 or even 25
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Like I said, I'm 41 now.
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Not quite yet
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I guess I'll stop as
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Adults can do and leave
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What I want
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Within the framework of the norms, that says yes.
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But these also fell childishly.
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moments
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I try to install it again and again
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it is
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It's probably fantastic what you do for it.
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You can draw out a creativity for
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What a power there is in you now.
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There's an energy in it, they say yes.
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Even if you are an adult or
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Grow up and you'll be flying.
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This is the moment when animals
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Leaving the domestic nest
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Maybe that's how it is when I
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I am allowed to leave my home nest.
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Just admitting less childishness
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Maybe it's so maybe it has to be
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To deal with life well that was so my
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Thoughts on Growing Up
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Thanks for listening
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I would be glad if you did this
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I'll be back next time with a
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New edition of the Molo Podcast and Sage
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Until then bye
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Today it's about growing up or acting like that, do you always have to or can you also be childish or even childishly naive? This is what I follow in this episode.
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Sascha Markmann ist ein kreativer Kopf mit einer bewegten Biografie – und ein Mensch, der das Leben nach einem Schlaganfall noch einmal ganz neu für sich entdeckt hat. Nach Stationen als Rettungssanitäter und Altenpfleger fand Sascha seinen Weg in den kreativen Ausdruck. Als Blogger, Podcaster, Musiker und visueller Geschichtenerzähler bringt er heute Dinge zusammen, die nur auf den ersten Blick nicht passen: Er kombiniert seine handfeste Begeisterung für Technik – von selbst gehosteten Servern bis hin zur elektronischen Musikproduktion – mit emotionaler Tiefe und einem schrägen Sinn für Humor. Seine Beiträge entstehen irgendwo zwischen Borderline, Acid Basslines und Beistand – ehrlich, direkt und gerne auch mal mit einem Augenzwinkern. Leitmotiv: „Audiovisueller Stumpfsinn mit keinem Nutzwert – aber vielleicht genau deshalb so wertvoll.“ View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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