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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
(11-20-2016 11:08 AM)coverdoc Wrote: I appreciate the sharing of the experiences, but @Lino you need to realize that just because people say they would react differently doesn't mean they are downplaying the experiences of others.
Kirdiesel and I have spoken about this a few times, we agree to disagree on the matter.
I for one will never ever in my life beg/subject myself to subtle belitteling to be let into any fucking night club, where I have to spend more money on drinks and try to pull some chick. Too many people forget that at the end of the day you are a paying customer as well. If some clown says to me "You can come in, but no trouble." I will ask him to repeat it, then kindly take my ID back and leave. No complaining, no running to social media and no civil suits. Fuck it. It's not a race thing, it's a "my" pride as a man thing. If you as an individual decide to stay there, good on you. That's "your" way of doing things. Not a bad or a good thing, just your thing. Same way some of my friends say I'm crazy for leaving a date if a chick uses her phone more than 2x infront of me after I asked her not to. It's "my" pride thing.
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Thanks OP. This is exactly what I was trying to convey in my post when I got blasted as someone trying to give lesson in pride to others.
I just don't do the "Pussy Uber Alles"
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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
(04-18-2017 06:04 PM)KrisGLWorldwide Wrote: Congratulations on doing well in such a hostile-to-neutral environment. I have no idea why you would stay so long there knowing that you could do better elsewhere and the people would be more welcoming to you. I mean, you even said the girls aren't the best!
Why did you stay?
Thanks. I actually still live in Cologne.
There are a few reasons I am still here:
1. I am self employed and have two small "companies" at the moment.. Unfortunately, these are location dependent. If I moved I would lose them. I could move to another German city (ive been looking at Hamburg) I could probably recreate this situation but its going to be hard starting from scratch again.
2. Not a major reason but still one - I am socially somewhat well connected here with nightlife and have solid logistics. No problems for me to get into 90% of clubs here and im a 10 minute walk from the best clubs in the city.
3. I got comfortable - German women are not the best as I said but there are some stunners here and I know where to find them. I just need to figure out the best angle and I feel now that after many years of trial and error I am starting to gain ground here, in both women and business.
Finally I don't want to start all over and invest in yet ANOTHER Germany city to end up still dissatisifed but again don't want to start all over and learn ANOTHER language/culture in another country (like Sweden). I am also fully fluent in German now.
(04-18-2017 11:41 PM)atlant Wrote: Cologne is my home though I'll totally get why people might think it's boring or even ugly. But even now as it's overrun by rapefugees and Muslim thugs, I'll always have a fondness for it. I do think there's something there in the culture and locals that you don't get in most of other German cities. Places like Hamburg and Berlin are just horrifying to me in comparison.
I wouldn't ever try to live there for partying hard or serial dating though, that's for sure. German women are absolute shit, easily the worst in Europe.
I hate reading this crap. I am by no means in love with this place but what you are saying is an exaggeration. I am in the city most of the time and nothing has happened to me nor any of my friends nor anyone I even know. Through work I come into contact with many many people and either they are lying or you know something I don't.
I agree with you more on German women being crap. I haven't dated enough types of European women to compare that well but I also think its a matter of opinion. I have had fantastic experiences with Scandi girls but they also have a bad reputation on Roosh so who knows.
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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
I'll just offer up the following random data points - North-Rhine Westphalia has the highest concentration of both refugees and Turkish immigrants in Germany. I spent 20 years there. Growing up with mostly punks and metalheads as friends in the region (Cologne and surrounding towns), frequent encounters with groups of Turkish and assorted other immigrant youth around train and bus stations were a common occurrence. My mother was present at the 2015 NYE event and is planning to move away now. My grandfather is the most die-hard Kölsche Jung I know. That city is the love of his life. Even he would move away now if he wasn't too old. This happened at a place I would often hang out in Summer with my friends.
TBH as a black guy without local family you are simply not in any relevant position to be affected. Of course nobody at work is ever going to bring up topics like this, be it due to being fucked up by media propaganda or out of fear of repercussions.
Obviously it's not Mogadishu. It has however gotten shittier by several orders of magnitude.
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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
(04-19-2017 06:33 AM)atlant Wrote: I'll just offer up the following random data points - North-Rhine Westphalia has the highest concentration of both refugees and Turkish immigrants in Germany. I spent 20 years there. Growing up with mostly punks and metalheads as friends in the region (Cologne and surrounding towns), frequent encounters with groups of Turkish and assorted other immigrant youth around train and bus stations were a common occurrence. My mother was present at the 2015 NYE event and is planning to move away now. My grandfather is the most die-hard Kölsche Jung I know. That city is the love of his life. Even he would move away now if he wasn't too old. This happened at a place I would often hang out in Summer with my friends.
TBH as a black guy without local family you are simply not in any relevant position to be affected. Of course nobody at work is ever going to bring up topics like this, be it due to being fucked up by media propaganda or out of fear of repercussions.
Obviously it's not Mogadishu. It has however gotten shittier by several orders of magnitude.
Me too I am a native from the region near Cologne and I can confirm Atlant is 100% spot on! North-Rhine Westfalia and Germany in general are fucked now. At work ppl dont dare to talk about topics like this due to fear of repercussions. Black guys generally dont become affected, somehow the hatred and violence of muslim thugs is against the native people (especially German young men). The saddest thing is that Germans are getting used to this new kind of situation (where you dont know if you make it back home or end up in some hospital) and just ignore all the shit that is happening just for the sake of political correctness..
Of course this is not game-related and somewhat off-topic, but I feel like the world should know about what is really happening in Germany
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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
How many guys on here, especially if you're older, are running daygame in Germany? I've been running direct game for the past 6 weeks in Leipzig and, although I have had some dates, a couple with very good-looking women in their mid-20s, these are very much the exceptions and I'm constantly running into the following roadblocks:
(1) The set is either married or otherwise in an LTR or "has a boyfriend" (90% of my approaches fall into this category)
(2) When (1) doesn't apply, i.e. when she admits she's single, the girl tells me that I'm too old for her. I've had 5 women tell me this since I started, so I'm beginning to think that this is a factor which is significantly holding me back and not just an excuse on the part of the girl. I've also noticed that you almost never see a younger woman/older man as a couple here and this seems to lend support to my impression that there's a taboo in the society about a younger woman dating an older man. For the record, I'm a 42, white guy from the UK and I do, I admit, have quite a few grey hairs, although some women have told me they find this sexy.
Overall, though, I find many German women receptive to my approaches, especially the married ones, but my ROI is still relatively poor for the amount of effort I'm putting in. I've already approached nearly 300 sets directly and have yet to get a bang, so I'm beginning to get concerned about whether my daygaming efforts will ever pay off in this department.
Anyway, I'd be interested to hear whether any other guys have encountered the problems I've mentioned whilst gaming women in Germany.
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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
(05-15-2017 03:54 PM)Feldeinsamkeit Wrote: How many guys on here, especially if you're older, are running daygame in Germany? I've been running direct game for the past 6 weeks in Leipzig and, although I have had some dates, a couple with very good-looking women in their mid-20s, these are very much the exceptions and I'm constantly running into the following roadblocks:
(1) The set is either married or otherwise in an LTR or "has a boyfriend" (90% of my approaches fall into this category)
(2) When (1) doesn't apply, i.e. when she admits she's single, the girl tells me that I'm too old for her. I've had 5 women tell me this since I started, so I'm beginning to think that this is a factor which is significantly holding me back and not just an excuse on the part of the girl. I've also noticed that you almost never see a younger woman/older man as a couple here and this seems to lend support to my impression that there's a taboo in the society about a younger woman dating an older man. For the record, I'm a 42, white guy from the UK and I do, I admit, have quite a few grey hairs, although some women have told me they find this sexy.
Overall, though, I find many German women receptive to my approaches, especially the married ones, but my ROI is still relatively poor for the amount of effort I'm putting in. I've already approached nearly 300 sets directly and have yet to get a bang, so I'm beginning to get concerned about whether my daygaming efforts will ever pay off in this department.
Anyway, I'd be interested to hear whether any other guys have encountered the problems I've mentioned whilst gaming women in Germany.
I am now 36 (but look upper 20s). I don't do daygame but I am out there with alot of younger girls. Depending on your goals you need to simply find out how far down you can LIE about your age and do just that. If you find that girls are asking you your age all the time make sure you ask them their age first and adjust your age depending on what they say. Its a white lie but it will get you through. I say im 29 and have stuck with that strategy forever.
You should also be expanding your game and not only do daygame. Specific nightgame spots (where the girls a little older) and online game as well. You may not like it but more opportunity is better than no opportunity I would say. I myself should expand into day game as well!!!
I feel like ive said this 1000 times on the forum but I wasnt a major advocate of online game and in the last six months i started (with horrendous results at the beginning) and im making headways and getting more and more opportunity when I found out which pictures worked for me and which didnt. I have dates with two early 20s girls this week.
(05-15-2017 04:32 PM)spaceman Wrote: Hey kirdiesel, cool thread. I have also been living in Germany for the past 7 years as an American guy but am living in different city. I can concur with alot of things you say. Being an American in germany is fun for awhile but the culture begins to suck, shitty nightclubs etc. I will miss being the foreign piece of meat in Germany, as an American brown guy I have banged so many Germans in my time here. its been pretty crazy and awesome but I am probably moving back to the US very soon.
But all in all, your post in dead on. I have no commentary on this refugee business, everyone is freaked out about ISIS and I understand.
I will post more later but am going to bed.
Spaceman I would really like to hear about your experiences as a brown guy in Germany. Feel free to check me or correct me on anything I have said here.
What city are you in? What kind of quality have you been banging? Why are you going home?
(05-16-2017 08:54 PM)Mentavious Wrote: I've been to Germany maybe 8/9 times for work and twice for vacation over the last 2.5 years. I can tell you most of the times I've been rejected to clubs is when I rolled with other black dudes or not dressed appropriately. Meanwhile, if I've been alone or with another white German I was let in. I've even spoken to this with co workers there and they've told me exactly what the OP has stated. Obviously it sucks but it is what it is.
I've found the personality of German girls can make it easier to pull at times then American girls. An intelligent and level headed conversation works very well there. Try that with most younger American women and watch those panties dry up. Even if you don't hit it off, you can always become friends with them. Like I said in the first paragraph, having social proof with native Germans when entering clubs is a very big help.
+1 for me.
Thanks Mentavious. I haven't had the experience with intelligent conversation working here. I feel like it really throws you in the friend zone but thats whats just happened to me. I play up the cool, exciting, funny american black guy thing and it seems to work best. It is true that they are always open to new friends though, moreso than American girls.
Appreciate the +1
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RE: 6 Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
Hey bro, i read your post on Germany, i recently visited Germany, i was in the Bremen-Hamburg area, First off Germany is a really nice country, most German people I encountered seem to be friendly and easygoing people, not sure if i can say that about the women in particular though , they just didn't seem that receptive to me, so it was hard to believe in that hype about them being very open to Black men, in fact some of them came off a bit rude if you ask me, no different from American women, maybe i just wasn't in the right place at the right time, i wasn't there very long either, for about a week or so. I left Germany a bit unsure about the women there.
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