Ich habe mir heute ein wunderbares Buch geleistet. Es heißt: Einer unter 6 Milliarden. Vielleicht habt ihr davon ja schon gehört...
Hier ist die Internetseite dazu: http://www.6billionothers.org/index.php# Unter 6bO Testimonies -> Thematic movies gibt es auch tolle zusammegestellte Clips zu verschiedenen Themen
Und hier ein paar Fragen, zum sich selbst stellen, zum mitmachen, zum vergleichen, was andere Menschen darauf antworteten und zum feststellen, dass 6 Milliarden Menschen gar nicht so verschieden sind.
Introduce yourself
What is your first memory?
What were your childhood dreams?
What are your dreams now?
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy?
Do you live better than your parents?
What's your greatest fear?
Do you feel free?
Have you suffered from discrimination?
What does God mean to you?
What is the meaning of your life?
Sing a song.
What is your message for the planet?
What does family mean to you?
What do you want to pass on to your children ?
What did you learn from your parents ?
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face?
What is love for you?
What angers you the most?
What wouldn't you be able to forgive?
Have you ever wanted to leave your country?
What is nature for you?
In your opinion, what is war?
What do you think happens after death?
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already ?
Also, pickt euch ein paar Fragen heraus, und legt los
Nice! Makes you think about important stuff (And since the questions are in English, why spoil that beautiful language?)
What is your first memory? I had just learned to walk without any help, so when my dad came home from work, I would proudly show him what I coud do.
What were your childhood dreams? Lots and lots of horse riding.
What are your dreams now? Pretty weird adventures that include jumping fish, flying islands, ninjas, school, lots of running and one lucid dream with a bit of flying in it
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? At the moment, yes. At the moment, being with my family and friends again, and having time to draw.
Do you live better than your parents? Depends on the point of view - but I don't think I can compare my life to my parent's life.
What's your greatest fear? Fail at something and having to live with it without being able to redeem myself. Do you feel free? Sometimes.
Have you suffered from discrimination? None that I'd be aware of.
What does God mean to you? It's a word with three letters and defined differently in every culture. And cause of great goods and great evils.
What is the meaning of your life? Just live it and enjoy it (in a responsible way), now that you're aware of having one.
Sing a song. Aka play one: The Importance of Truth.. And Still Alive, from Portal What is your message for the planet? We live on a tiny sphere in the middle of nowhere. Why don't we all think a bit about the consequences of our acting and stop giving so much importance to wars or money - because if the planet blows up, so do we.
What does family mean to you? Lots and lots of love and acceptance.
What do you want to pass on to your children ? If I ever have them? Tolerance and to love and respect all living things.
What did you learn from your parents ? Same things as above.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? I had to cope with the loss of what I thought was a good friend - and it was partially my fault.
What is love for you? A really weird and messed/ing-up feeling.
What angers you the most? If someone kills for pleasure. Even if it is a tiny ant that got killed. (And that actully happened. Twice. The second one because she would just want to show me right in front of me that she didn't care about what I just said of stopping that. And when I shouted at her, she would just angrily run away, telling me that I was an oversensible thing that had gotten upset over nothing)
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? If someone deliberately violates someone else's rights and doesn't admit that they had been wrong.
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? For college and travelling issues. But coming back is fun stuff, too. What is nature for you? A complicated result of coincidences I want to understand.
In your opinion, what is war? The result of two or more idiots fighting over things because they aren't capable of dialogue (or just want to take the shortcut instead). And where killing innocent people that live on an established bit of land makes that other party give up sooner or later, and killing people that live on the next part of another established piece of land makes another idiot involve themselves in the nonsense.
What do you think happens after death? We cease to be conscious. We can't perceive time, aka: nothing happens.
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already ? It's there and the weather is getting weirder every year, the monsoon hasn't fallen for two years already and the CO2, methan and water vapor values in the atmosphere are rising.
What is your first memory? I don't exactly know what my first memory is, but I think it was a flight to Spain, though I was then one and a half year old.
What were your childhood dreams? To become a physician or astronaut. And to go to Hogwarts.
What are your dreams now? I still want to go to Hogwarts, but now I also want to travel all around the world, get a creative job in which one I am able to find satisfaction and to finish my first book.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? It's a very basic joy: my family and my friends and my hobbies. Oh, and one of the greatest joy for me is going to the cinema and diving there into other worlds.
Do you live better than your parents? Yes. They hadn't that much money, but they lived quite well.
What's your greatest fear? Losing beloved people.
Do you feel free? Yes, but I am always watchful if the government doesn't want to limit this liberty.
Have you suffered from discrimination? No.
What does God mean to you? Nothing. He's an imaginary vision of mankind to flee from their problems and not to solve them.
What is the meaning of your life? To provide happiness to others and myself, to help to make this world a bit better and to explore and enjoy as much as possible.
What is your message for the planet? We overestimate our own being as humans. We are nothing in the universe, no one will care if we are extinct - so why are there so many people who consider themselves as the center of the universe? We are negligible. So why should we take the right to destroy our planet?
What does family mean to you? It's a refuge - a place where I can always be sure to find someone who helps and care about me.
What do you want to pass on to your children ? I don't want to have children at the moment. But if I get some day children, I'd first of all pass tolerance on to them. It's the quintessence for respect regarding others.
What did you learn from your parents ? Tolerance, respect, the value of books and movies, the beauty of cinema, Irony - and much more.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? The mobbing in primary school - I learnt how atrocious people could be just because of nothing.
What is love for you? Glue.
What angers you the most? Racism, Intolerance and especially Nazis. They've stolen my grandparent's youth, and to see them still today makes me rage.
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? If someone murders a member of my family or one of my friends.
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? No, except for studying and working.
What is nature for you? The entity of things around us - isn't nature just a synonym for "universe"?
In your opinion, what is war? The scourge of humanity and a terrible, dreadful thing.
What do you think happens after death? Nothing.
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already ? Climate change is real, but it's also a much more complex subject and the panic provided by medias is not good. And I don't feel it already, no.
What is your first memory? Probably some jaunts with my family.
What were your childhood dreams? Growing up
What are your dreams now? Staying healthy, having an intact family with a woman I love, having a fun and lucrative job.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? Sometimes I think I'm not happy, but when I take a moment to think about my situation I realise it could be a lot worse. I think my greatest joy is music, nothing compares to the emotions a good song carries with it.
Do you live better than your parents? I wouldn't necessarily say so, for everybody has to figure out whether he is content with his life for himself. It could be my parents don't want to be me. And honestly, I don't want to be them. We're different people with different views and different goals.
What's your greatest fear? I don't like the thought of just ceasing to exist after my death. I'm also afraid of suffering from dangerous diseases.
Do you feel free? Under certain regards I do.
Have you suffered from discrimination? Not really. I am mostly accepted the way I am.
What does God mean to you? Nothing for me specifically, but the concept of God is an important glimpse of hope for a lot of people. Therefore I wouldn't want to destroy religion, even if I could.
What is the meaning of your life? There is no universal meaning of life. Everybody has to determine his own. My meaning of life is what I answered to the question "What are your dreams now?"
What is your message for the planet? This world could be a better place if everybody tried to accept the others the way they are.
What does family mean to you? Protection and security, but also responsibilities.
What do you want to pass on to your children? The importance of tolerance and respect for each and every life.
What did you learn from your parents? The same things as mentioned above.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? Well, my parents got divorced some years ago and since then, my father is in a homosexual relationship, so some might say my childhood was a little messed up but none of this has really bothered me, I am spared of burdens to bear.
What is love for you? The wish to spend as much time as possible with that special person.
What angers you the most? Intolerance in general.
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? Verbal attacks with the only aim to hurt me deeply.
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? Only for travelling.
What is nature for you? A precious good we must not lose.
In your opinion, what is war? I wholeheartedly support wars like the current one in Libya, meaning wars with the aim of providing liberty, human rights and democracy to the people in the country. I deeply despise wars with the purpose of booting the "fat cats".
What do you think happens after death? Nobody knows and nobody will ever know. Most certainly there is nothing and we just rot in our coffins, but there is of course the slim chance of an afterlife
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already? No, I do not feel it. I am a sceptic of the theory that it's only humanity's fault, since there have always been variations of the climate, but it is certainly partially our fault.
You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it. - Sovereign
Wer Fehler findet darf behalten^^ What is your first memory? My father and myself, two years old, standing at our frontdoor waiting for my mother and my newborn brother to come home from hospital. This is a very happy memory, I was so excited. Then there is another memory, which could be from earlier times, but I don't know exactly how early. It's very blurred. Actually it's just a taste of something which must have been baby food.
What were your childhood dreams?
Zitat von StelmariaLots and lots of horse riding.
The same for me, but the horse had to look like "Kleiner Onkel" from "Pippi Langstrumpf". And I would also have been very happy if my father was captain of a ship called "Hoppetosse" and my friends names were Anika and Thomas Settergren. You see, I really was into "Pippi Langstrumpf"
What are your dreams now? I want that when I'm old, I can look back and say "It was a good life". And of course I want to travel to foreign countries and have some people who love me and who I love.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? All in all, I can really say that I am happy, yes. My greatest joy is, like Maxime's, being with my family an my friends. And being at the seaside, standing on the shores, feeling the strong wind in my face and lookig out on the ocean. This gives me an undiscribeable feeling of greatness.
Do you live better than your parents? If all was about money, I could say, I live better than my mother and worse than my father. But I can't say I'm more or less happy than them. My life is just different to theirs.
Do you live better than your parents? Losing someone I love. Even worse if it's my fault.
Do you feel free? Mostly. I feel free unless I don't shorten the freedom of somebody else (I know, this is a quote of somebody wiser than me, but one I really agree with) Have you suffered from discrimination? Luckily not.
What does God mean to you? I think I believe in god, but it's not a very strong belief. I'd really like to believe that he is with me all the time, beause I think this thought has something really comforting, but my expiriences show me that you (or I) can't feel this.
What is the meaning of your life? I hope I will know the answer before I die.
Sing a song. If I would be able to sing in front of an audience, I'd really llike to sing this one. I love the melody, and I'd be happy if it'll fit to my life. Sometimes in future... Joan Baez & Mimi Farina - Less than a song
What is your message for the planet? Stop caring just for yourself only. There are so many people in need, and some of them are, because you can't stop caring for yourself only.
What does family mean to you?
I can always count on and trust in protection, confidence, assistance and love from my family. This is a very good thing to know.
What do you want to pass on to your children? Like nearly everybody else before me: "Be tolerant and respectful!"
What did you learn from your parents? That life is a present and I shall not ever forget this. Everybody, regardless of which sex, sexual orientation, skin colour, religion or other attributes people get discriminated, is on equal terms.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? whenever I want to write this down, i delete it, becaus nothing seems difficult enough worth to mention it here.
What is love for you? Trust and a warm feeling.
What angers you the most? Intolerance and people, who don't know anything about a topic but nevertheless they talk about it as if they have studied it at University
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? If somebody hurted me "just for fun"
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? For travelling, but also for longer stays. Currently I think of applying for a student's exchange year.
What is nature for you? Something beautiful we should enjoy but also something we must protect.
In your opinion, what is war? Something very cruel for civil population, and sometimes I feel like the people who give the orders for starting a war don't know how cruel. I feel like they never had grandparents telling them how they found the dead body of a man holding his dead baby in his arms while they were playing in the ruins of a bombed house.
What do you think happens after death? I don't care about this very much, because if there is nothing, I wouldn't realize it anyway because I'm dead. And if there is an afterlife, I shall see it when I'm dead. There is no way to know or even change it now
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already? It's definately real, an most of it is caused by us humans. I don't know if I feel it already. Now, that it is happening, you can't figure out if this weather conditions would be without climate cahnge or not.
My name is Karen. I am 19 years old and live in Vienna, capital city of Austria. Very soon I will start my studies at university. I will do biology, since I am a nature lover. Also I live for good conversations with people from different countries and live music.
What is your first memory?
My first clear memory is of a family gathering in our garden in summer. All my cousins (I was the youngest of 10 kids in my extended family then) were there. I still remember that at some point my uncle stood in the middle of the meadow trying to launch a kite into the air, surrounded by us kids happily shouting and laughing. It is a very joyful memory.
What were your childhood dreams?
When I was young my parents did a lot of this package tours all over the world. Therefor I came around a lot in early age. Since back then I am eager to learn about other cultures. So, when I was little I was very interested in what was life like for other people in other countries, especially for children. I also had to learn, that lots of children in poor countries can't go to school, have to work and don't have enough to eat. So I guess one of my dreams or wishes was that all kids are happy and have enough to eat and can play all day, like I do.
What are your dreams now? I want to be able to do what I like to do. That's my greatest wish for the future. That involves money matters as well as health. As referring to money - I don't claim for much, I don't want to be rich. All I want to have is a piece of land where I can grow my vegetables with a little hut were I can live in peace and maybe raise some children. I also want to travel and see a lot of places now that I am young.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy?
I think I am happy, yes. There are moments were I feel literally floated with happiness. For example when I am in nature, feel the sun on my skin, see the leaves moving in the wind, here the birds singing and have no stress at all, pure freedom. I am also happy when I am with interesting people who I feel somehow connected to or when I play my own music.
Do you live better than your parents?
That's a hard question to answer. I think there are different points of view. Of course at the time my parents were young (shortly after world war second) they had a hard time, couldn't go to university, didn't have much money free to spend on whatever, etc. Yet back the I think it was easier to create your own future, to find a job, settle down and so on. And this generation didn't have to face problems like the climate change or chemical and nuclear contamination, or least nobody cared.
What's your greatest fear?
My greatest fear...my greatest fear I think would be a Supergau, a nuclear or chemical one. A disaster that leaves the nature beautiful like it is yet no life could exist healthily, neither humans nor animals. And that due to climate change and natural disasters millions, if not billions, of people could be driven from their homeland, could starve to death or fight wars on water for blank surviving. Besides that, of course there's still the very basic fear of losing beloved ones and cannot do anything against it.
Do you feel free?
Well, yes. I feel more and more free. At the moment, lets say. Despite all the regulations of everydays life in an industrial country. I still have the freedom of travel and the freedom to expand myself, my kowlegde, my contacts. Also the freedom of thoughts is very important for me. I feel that my future is in my very own hands. No matter how I decide. For absolute freedom I would have to run away, abandon money and possessings and restart new. I won't do that, but still, I could.
Have you suffered from discrimination? Luckily, not. Yet I can emphazise with those who do and to know that there is still mass discrimination on this planet makes me sad too.
Introduce yourself I'm 19, studying linguistics. There's a lot I'm not sure about, so please wait for the moments when I can tell you more. Ask me questions, if you want to.
What is your first memory? I never know if it's the photos of the desert, when I was about a year old, or if I remember the desert itself. At least I remember when my mum bought the water glasses she didn't want to give away now that we are moving.
What were your childhood dreams? I wanted to be famous. I was dreaming about recognition.
What are your dreams now? Seeing sense in what I'm doing. And I would love, love to be able to write as I would like to.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? Very often, I'm not happy. Sometimes I am, and well, these moments of tingling joy are in themselves the greatest joy. Rain on my skin, wind in my face, an unexpected smile, carrying something heavy and seeing the sky, a compliment on my bakery, felling how much I am alive, that I am alive at all.
Do you live better than your parents? "Better". I'm not wealthier, if that's the question. I financially depend upon them. But I follow my own ethical standards more than they do, thus, I live better than them.
What's your greatest fear? I honestly don't know. Consciously losing control maybe, no matter for what reason.
Do you feel free? I am. To some extent.
Have you suffered from discrimination? In a sad, but hardly worth mentioning primary school way I have.
What does God mean to you? So many questions, desires and fears, and some part of the big emptiness.
What is the meaning of your life? Someone tell me.
Sing a song. I don't think I can.
What is your message for the planet? Please, try to. Try to see, to be kind. Not to do harm. Try to believe in some eternal good.
What does family mean to you? Unfulfilled wishes, desires ending in the dark, speechlessness. Dependance. Becoming like others, seeing history repeat itself. Also: The place where I can sometimes be "myself". I wish it was only the latter.
What do you want to pass on to your children ? Some understanding. No matter of what.
What did you learn from your parents ? To be the odd one, to ask questions, to long for understanding.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? Some part of my childhood. Nothing too bad.
What is love for you? An unreachable ideal. A projection of what I think should be. So far unsustainable.
What angers you the most? Ignoring the facts, living on without caring. Actually, there's a lot that angers me.
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? I can't imagine such a thing.
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? Very often.
What is nature for you? I've been thinking about that. Mhm. We are part of it, that's all I know.
In your opinion, what is war? Organizing forces of some kind to let them fight the opponent's to reach a certain goal. Usually killing, destroying and otherwise harming, usually also the ones who wouldn't be involved in the conflict otherwise. War is a conflict not being solved.
What do you think happens after death? I don't know more than that my body will rot. There might be more to it of course.
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already ? I'm too young to really feel it. But it is happening.
Introduce yourself My name is Lisa and I´m 16 years old. I live between Frankfurt and Cologne, go to school and love music.
What is your first memory? I was 2 1/2 years old and it was the evening before my brother was born. I´m walking to my grandparents, hand in hand with my father and stay there over night.
What were your childhood dreams? I wanna be a teacher or a vet and I loved to walk through the forest with my grandpa
What are your dreams now? I want to be confident in the future, be healthy, have a nice job, enough money and time to travel. Moreover I want to live in a little village with the nature around me.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? Yes, I thnik I´m quite happy. Of cause there are things I don´t like, but all in all I love live.
Do you live better than your parents? I don´t know, because I´m not old enough to know what´ll happen in the next 60 years
What's your greatest fear? my greatest fear is that my parents have to die to early.
Do you feel free? Yes, I feel free. Sometimes a law or my parents are restricting my freedome, but that´s ok and I think most people aren´t that free like me.
What is your first memory? Meine erste Erinnerung, das war ganz sicher in den Bergen in Sri Lanka. Meistens war es wohl, als mein Dad von einem Trip nach Hause kam. Ich hörte dann die Hunde wild werden und rannte nach vorne. Dann sah ich einen kleinen Menschen mit weißen Leinen, bunten Rucksack und Wanderstock langsam von unten die Hill Road hoch hinauf klettern zum haus, ich rannte ganz weit entgegen und wusste alles war gut.
What were your childhood dreams? Eine Familien Geschichte ist von einem kleinen Mädchen, das wollte über Wolken gehen. So als ich klein war hörte ich immer die Geschichten von den Göttern und Helden aus allen Religionen. In der Ramayana geht Hanuman der Affe mit einfach Springen über die Enge zwischen India und Sri Lanka. Dann fragte ich wie konnte er das. Meine Nanny sagte, es war sicher möglich über die Wolken zu gehen. Denn wenn Monsoon war, gingen die Wolken immer ewig weiter über die Ebene vor meinem Haus. So dachte ich, vielleicht könnte ich auch mal darüber gehen. Aber zum Glück ich versuchte das nie, ich redete nur viel davon das mal zu tun!
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? Ich glaube, ich bin ganz oft glücklich. Nicht immer, aber schon oft. Meine größte Freude ist vielleicht, wenn ich meine Familie sehe und wenn alle irgendwo zusammen sind, vielleicht zusammen Urlaub machen. Oder einfach nur zu hause sitzen, ganz viel essen und spiele spielen und bis in den Morgen reden über Sachen, die schwer mit skype zu sagen sind.
Do you live better than your parents? Ich weiß es ehrlich nicht. Ich glaube, ich habe heute Sachen selbstverständlich, für die die noch sehr kämpfen mussten. Mehr Verständnis, aber auch vielleicht mehr Freiheit und ein bisschen Möglichkeiten. Aber vielleicht ist es heute schwer zu wissen, wie das in der Welt weiter geht mit Jobs und Essen. Vielleicht ist es damals einfach gewesen, man konnte das probieren, aber es gab immer ein zuhause wo etwas anderes möglich war. Heute ist das alles glaube ich auch möglich. Aber es ist nicht mehr so neues.
What's your greatest fear? Ich habe wirklich bisschen eine Angst vor Flugzeugabstürzen. Aber nciht so viel von mir, aber von anderen. Ein bisschen auch vor Erdbeben oder Hurrikans oder Tsunami. Aber dann, das ist auch nur normal und Natur. Also vielleicht muss man vor gar nichts Angst haben. Der Moment kennt keine Angst, immer nur die Zukunft. Deswegen kann Angst nicht real sein oder.
Do you feel free? Manchmal ja, manchmal nein. Ich fühle mich frei, zu reisen und Sachen zu machen von denen vielleicht andere träumen aber die nicht tun können. Ich fühle mich nicht frei mit einem Pass und auch nicht, eine Uni machen zu müssen oder einen Job haben zu müssen. Auf der anderen Hand, ich bin sehr frei. Ich bin frei, alles zu tun was ich will, aber je mehr ich in dem frei bin, desto weniger frei bin ich von Verantwortung für mich selbst.
Have you suffered from discrimination? Ich denke schon manchmal, ja, sicher. Hautfarbe, Geschlecht, Religion, Pass, Sprache... Aber nicht mit viel leiden. Es war einfach so und ich hatte ganz viele andere Möglichkeiten also war das nicht schlimm.
What does God mean to you? Alles ist eins, eins ist alles. Gott ist Vielfalt und nie alleine sein.
What is the meaning of your life? Wer bin ich, das zu wissen? Ich bin jung. Vielleicht in 5 oder 50 Jahren kann ich mehr sagen, bis da hin muss ich lernen und lernen und lernen. Vielleicht sehe ich das auf dem Weg.
Sing a song. O-oh Lucy in the sky-y with di-i-iamonds!
What is your message for the planet? Be true to yourself. Take only what you need. Try your best to leave it in a better state than you found it. Period.
What does family mean to you? Alles. Egal, auch wenn die nicht da sind. Ich weiß, es ist jemand da wenn was ist, auch wenn das vom anderen Ende der Welt ist. Das ist schon mal was.
What do you want to pass on to your children ? Das Leben zu schätzen und alles herum zu schätzen und immer einen Weg finden zufrieden zu sein und zufrieden zu machen. Alles anderes ist unwichtig. Okay, wie essen und ein Dach haben auch, ja. Aber das muss nicht toll sein wenn du damit zufrieden sein kannst.
What did you learn from your parents ? Nicht aufgeben und auf deine Ziele zugehen, auch wenn das heißt du musst sehr viel wegstecken. Und Frieden finden und Frieden machen. Und ganz leise ganz laut sein können.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? Ich weiß nicht. Vielleicht nach der Scheidung von meinen Eltern wo alles anders wurde.
What is love for you? Liebe hat keine Bedingungen und ist Endlos.
What angers you the most? Menschen, die ihre Umwelt nicht respektieren können, egal wenn das ist Natur oder andere Menschen. Fehler machen tut jeder, aber noch ein mal mit Absicht das gleiche nochmal weil das egal ist, das ärgert mich.
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? Ich glaube alles. Wenn das ehrlich ist vom Menschen, wirklich alles.
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? Welches Land? Weiter ziehen, das ja.
What is nature for you? Alles. Alles ist Natur, wir sind Natur, wir atmen und essen Natur. Wie kann ein Mensch Natur nicht ehren?
In your opinion, what is war? Ein Tiefpunkt in der menschlichen Psychologie, der immer wieder kommt.
What do you think happens after death? Ich glaube an Reinkarnation.
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already ? Ja, natürlich. Wetter erreicht Extremsituationen, es ist wärmer oder wo anders ist es kälter und regnerischer. Menschen beginnen umzuziehen. Es ist vielleicht nicht zum umdrehen oder stoppen, aber man muss alles machen, damit wir aus unseren Fehlern lernen.
What is your first memory? I was in a dark room and cried because I felt lonely. Then a person in white clothing appeared and that's it. I may very well be wrong but I think that was shortly after my birth and it was the doctor who came into the room.
What were your childhood dreams? I don't really know anymore. I wanted to be a teacher.
What are your dreams now? I want to build my own house. Besides that I don't have any dreams anymore.
Are you happy? What's your greatest joy? I am not happy. I don't consider anything my greatest joy.
Do you live better than your parents? I don't.
What's your greatest fear? Being abused and used is my greatest fear. Beaten up my ruthless teenagers is also one of my greatest fears.
Do you feel free? I kinda wish some restrictions. There is too much freedom. There is so much freedom that it limits my choices.
Have you suffered from discrimination? I have.
What does God mean to you? God doesn't exist.
What is the meaning of your life? My life has no meaning.
Sing a song. No.
What is your message for the planet? The human race must become obsolete for the planet in order to survive.
What does family mean to you? I don't really know.
What do you want to pass on to your children ? I won't have any children.
What did you learn from your parents ? I can't tell right now.
What was the most difficult ordeal you had to face? My beloved person left me.
What is love for you? Love is only an excuse to use and abuse someone. Love is fake.
What angers you the most? People who betray me make me really upset.
What wouldn't you be able to forgive? I won't forgive someone who promises another one eternal love and then cheats on that person.
Have you ever wanted to leave your country? Yes, I wanted to leave my country once but I was too lazy.
What is nature for you? Nature is all around us so it is obviously very important.
In your opinion, what is war? I don't know the answer right now.
What do you think happens after death? Nothing. You die and that's it. Your body gets mouldy and you will not exist anymore.
What do you think about climate change ? Do you feel it already ? I think so. The weather goes crazy over here! With every new year, the weather becomes a bit more unpredictable.
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23.08.2011 23:34
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Weiter ziehen, das ja. 
