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Sabine Klare · 3rd February 2013, 04:50

I was born in Berlin, Germany, and I am still living in Berlin, but in another Berlin city district now, Berlin-Neukölln. I was born in a hospital in Berlin-Zehlendorf, and I have grown up in Berlin-Wilmersdorf near Rüdesheimer Platz...
When my parents were younger and more healthy, we were accepted, but when they became older and diseased, the neighbors and the other people in the environment began to hate my parents and also me. The neighbors tried everything to get rid off my parents in the same house. When my father was outside (he walked very bad), 2 people saw him and had said "And such a man was a teacher!"...
A man in a jacket shop was very unfriendly to my parents and didn't want to sell a leather jacket to "a sick old grandpa". What has a leather jacket to do with an age? Is it age-restricted to wear a leather jacket?...
In Berlin-Wilmersdorf the people hated me more and more, because I myself am also not very healthy, but it doesn't happen to me in Berlin-Neukölln, because the people in this environment are more tolerant, and we have a mixed culture here. I can never return to the old environment anymore, where I have lived since my birth...
Although my childhood and my youth were not very perfect, we had made many family journeys. We had traveled also to some other countries in Europe. And we were in Canada twice, in Toronto...

3rd February 2013, 04:50	#23
Sabine Klare Major Dude Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 1,082	I was born in Berlin, Germany, and I am still living in Berlin, but in another Berlin city district now, Berlin-Neukölln. I was born in a hospital in Berlin-Zehlendorf, and I have grown up in Berlin-Wilmersdorf near Rüdesheimer Platz... When my parents were younger and more healthy, we were accepted, but when they became older and diseased, the neighbors and the other people in the environment began to hate my parents and also me. The neighbors tried everything to get rid off my parents in the same house. When my father was outside (he walked very bad), 2 people saw him and had said "And such a man was a teacher!"... A man in a jacket shop was very unfriendly to my parents and didn't want to sell a leather jacket to "a sick old grandpa". What has a leather jacket to do with an age? Is it age-restricted to wear a leather jacket?... In Berlin-Wilmersdorf the people hated me more and more, because I myself am also not very healthy, but it doesn't happen to me in Berlin-Neukölln, because the people in this environment are more tolerant, and we have a mixed culture here. I can never return to the old environment anymore, where I have lived since my birth... Although my childhood and my youth were not very perfect, we had made many family journeys. We had traveled also to some other countries in Europe. And we were in Canada twice, in Toronto...