Schotte
Nov 8 2007, 3:41 pm
QUOTE (broadway_pixie @ Nov 8 2007, 4:35 pm)

i have that quickly foound this out the first posts.
Must be more 'Mercan talk! y'all!!
Schotte
Nov 8 2007, 3:41 pm
t***ling = tickling?
SleeplessInMunich
Nov 8 2007, 3:44 pm
Ah...I was a bit slow. I've got it now. *** = rol
Corcaigh
Nov 8 2007, 3:44 pm
QUOTE (SleeplessInMunich @ Nov 8 2007, 3:39 pm)

Anyone what to help me out here? T***ling?
ick - I presume, but could also be ink...
georgiagirl
Nov 8 2007, 3:46 pm
QUOTE (hams @ Nov 8 2007, 3:38 pm)

Georgiagirl - So what is your motivation, to knock some sense into her so that she follows some of the useful advice proffered, or to belittle her?
My motivation is neither, hams. I have neither tried to 'knock sense' into her nor have I belittled her. I have given her advice, many other people have given advice, yet there still has not come a point where she just says 'okay, thanks, I'll take that advice and give it whirl.' Just kind of wondering when that's going to happen, rather than her just continually complaining about the problem.
So I reckon my motivation is to see some sort of resolution to this, since I and others have invested time and energy trying to help her.
It's human nature to reject good advice. We all learn from our mistakes at our own pace... best not to waste your time and let her get on with it, whether that 'it' is attention seeking or not, as the case may be.
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 3:56 pm
QUOTE (georgiagirl @ Nov 8 2007, 3:46 pm)

My motivation is neither, hams. I have neither tried to 'knock sense' into her nor have I belittled her. I have given her advice, many other people have given advice, yet there still has not come a point where she just says 'okay, thanks, I'll take that advice and give it whirl.' Just kind of wondering when that's going to happen, rather than her just continually complaining about the problem.
So I reckon my motivation is to see some sort of resolution to this, since I and others have invested time and energy trying to help her.
QUOTE (hams @ Nov 8 2007, 3:50 pm)

It's human nature to reject good advice. We all learn from our mistakes at our own pace... best not to waste your time and let her get on with it, whether that 'it' is attention seeking or not, as the case may be.
I am not rejecting good advice. There have been some helpful things i had not thought of before.
I did not know people would automactically expect a response such as 'okay, thanks, I'll take that advice and give it whirl.'
Just because i have not written i doesn't mean i don't appreciate or listen to things.
BattalionBoy
Nov 8 2007, 3:56 pm
You're just jealous Georgiagirl cos no men follow you when you are out walking the town. I am sure this pixie person is hot stuff if it happens to her
Keydeck
Nov 8 2007, 3:57 pm
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 3:58 pm
QUOTE (BattalionBoy @ Nov 8 2007, 3:56 pm)

You're just jealous Georgiagirl cos no men follow you when you are out walking the town. I am sure this pixie person is hot stuff if it happens to her
meh, i highly doubt that. its nothing special anyways
QUOTE (Keydeck @ Nov 8 2007, 3:57 pm)

it was not an intention to come off as that way.
i didn't know i needed to do that
note taken
Keydeck
Nov 8 2007, 4:01 pm
BattalionBoy, I noticed that you typed "Kissdick Keydeck" there and then removed it. Seriously, are you 12 years old or somesuch?
georgiagirl
Nov 8 2007, 4:04 pm
QUOTE (BattalionBoy @ Nov 8 2007, 3:56 pm)

You're just jealous Georgiagirl cos no men follow you when you are out walking the town.
Ah, tis true BB, I don't have random men following me. Luckily for me, the only man who follows me around town is my boyfriend.
Small Town Boy
Nov 8 2007, 4:05 pm
He likes changing people's usernames into something funny (remember how we used to do that when we were at school?). I'm not sure he's really in the best position to be doing this though, given that the most obvious shortening of his username is "Batty Boy".
bluedave
Nov 8 2007, 4:05 pm
Seems a few feisty folk around today, is it foehn?
Don't think so but it's close to the end of the week, and the need to party is getting unbearable.
BattalionBoy
Nov 8 2007, 4:09 pm
STB Batty Boy is fine by me. Keydeck yes I often behave like a 12 year old - you don't have to be so serious all the time.
QUOTE (Small Town Boy @ Nov 8 2007, 4:05 pm)

He likes changing people's usernames into something funny
At least STB found it funny he has a sense of humour.
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 4:10 pm
hey... I know!! hehe.. maybe hes the really one who wants attention! I figured out the mystery
Schotte
Nov 8 2007, 4:11 pm
STB... STD?
I love name calling.
(Someone close this thread before anyone calls me names

)
bluedave
Nov 8 2007, 4:14 pm
Me no care, me off to sunny climes tomorrow for a week.
Moonboot
Nov 8 2007, 4:24 pm
QUOTE (broadway_pixie @ Oct 15 2007, 11:38 am)

I need more of a social life so i want to go out and do more things. So i have run into a problem when going out alone. Sometimes get followed or stopped by weird guys. Some of them won't go away. And when i think i had made it clear i didn't want to be around them i sometimes see them again, and they won't leave me alone. I am very much open to male(or female) friends, but some creepy weirdos won't leave me the eff alone when i have figured out they have intentions i don't like. My limited German skills make it difficult to express what i want to say. I would consider going out with friends, but since i got here i haven't met new friends yet, asides from my bf and his sisters(i also enjoy my solitude in the city sometime). I want to go out and meet new friends but having this happen every time i go out is discouraging. I am still adjusting to the life style here so i don't know all the fun things to do yet.
so is it sometimes or every time then?
or actually maybe just never?
Small Town Boy
Nov 8 2007, 4:24 pm
@Schotte: yeah, DJCrazy uses that one on me, but the really smart people use "Small Tool Boy".
sharpe
Nov 8 2007, 4:47 pm
hey pixie. it was me following you the other day. i saw your picture and instantly fell in love. i was gonna introduce myself to you but you just ran away.
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 4:48 pm
so you feel in love with the strawberry pic
sharpe
Nov 8 2007, 4:53 pm
I thought it was a pixie. Anyway, i fell in love with your inner being, err... thru the picture.
Crawlie
Nov 8 2007, 4:53 pm
QUOTE (hams @ Nov 8 2007, 3:32 pm)

More accurate:
Hams: your TT member whose tolerance for BS is not at an all time high today.
Just correcting your grammar dear
Janx Spirit
Nov 8 2007, 5:27 pm
I think GG and BP should don wet t-shirts and then wrestle live on
webcam.
Crawlie - is there nothing of much interest going on in San Franisco at the moment? I find that very hard to believe.
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 6:16 pm
QUOTE (Janx Spirit @ Nov 8 2007, 5:27 pm)

I think GG and BP should don wet t-shirts and then wrestle live on
webcam.
why not live mud wrestling instead! I think that would be more fun
Janx Spirit
Nov 8 2007, 6:20 pm
Because we can see your breasts better in a wet T-shirt. Or instead of mud I guess see-through lubricating gel would be fine
Crawlie
Nov 8 2007, 6:20 pm
Hams - I have absolutely no clue as I have not actually lived there for over 10 months. Toytown does not give me the option of selecting Eugene, Oregon as my location. The comment was meant as a joke based on previous comments by you in this rather hilarious topic.
Crawlie - I was just jealous thinking of you in San Fran. Would change places in a second. Cold, wet and miserable here.

Not sure about Oregon though...
Crawlie
Nov 8 2007, 7:10 pm
Oregon - Cold? check, Wet?, check (although it is nice here right now), Miserable? check (it rains from November to April)
Are you really sure these are Germans who are following you? I've been here for 10 years and have experienced some of this "following" behavior but it was never Germans. Most often it was during my times in the Studentenwohnheim, and mostly I was followed/not left alone by Moroccans. There was a large Morroccan community in the Wohnheim back then, and they were very persistent. Perhaps it's someone from another culture who is not as sensitive to the cues you are giving as most Germans (in my experience, at least) are.
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 7:59 pm
QUOTE (Red @ Nov 8 2007, 7:25 pm)

Are you really sure these are Germans who are following you? I've been here for 10 years and have experienced some of this "following" behavior but it was never Germans. Most often it was during my times in the Studentenwohnheim, and mostly I was followed/not left alone by Moroccans. There was a large Morroccan community in the Wohnheim back then, and they were very persistent.
Coming to about what you said, i think it is the non-germans who are doing this. All of the men have darker features similar to middle eastern. The ones who follow dont speak english but they do speak german. I will pay attention more to see if i can recognize an accent The one from the other night i didnt talk to, so i really do know about him. It was dark and he was wearing a hat, and he also did not have german features.
QUOTE (Red @ Nov 8 2007, 7:25 pm)

Perhaps it's someone from another culture who is not as sensitive to the cues you are giving as most Germans (in my experience, at least) are.
I think you may be onto something. This could be a major part that answers why it happens
Small Town Boy
Nov 8 2007, 8:00 pm
It doesn't answer why it only happens to you.
broadway_pixie
Nov 8 2007, 8:00 pm
ummm hello, are you blind? or did you not even read what she wrote
Amber127
Nov 8 2007, 8:37 pm
QUOTE (Schotte @ Nov 8 2007, 3:41 pm)

Must be more 'Mercan talk! y'all!!
No, becauseI couldn't understand it and I live in the "somewhat" south for 18 years.
QUOTE (Red @ Nov 8 2007, 7:25 pm)

Are you really sure these are Germans who are following you? I've been here for 10 years and have experienced some of this "following" behavior but it was never Germans. Most often it was during my times in the Studentenwohnheim, and mostly I was followed/not left alone by Moroccans. There was a large Morroccan community in the Wohnheim back then, and they were very persistent. Perhaps it's someone from another culture who is not as sensitive to the cues you are giving as most Germans (in my experience, at least) are.
The only people that have approached me were not German...one particular incident was by an Indian. First he asked for a cigarette, ok cool then it turned into asking me stuff, my German sucks, so then he tried English...ok damn (I must brush up my Spanish and try that next time)...then he said he could read my palm and head and wanted to read my palm, it was rather strange and all I wanted was for the train to arrive. This was at 10pm.
I also never know what to think when I catch people looking at me, as a women I can figure out women. Sometimes men give you the strangest looks and I look away but sometimes you just keep catching their eyes and it is a little creepy. eh oh well...
Eleanor Rigby
Nov 9 2007, 10:46 am
QUOTE (Small Town Boy @ Nov 8 2007, 8:00 pm)

It doesn't answer why it only happens to you.
It hasn't only happened to her though and I agree, in my experience, the men don't tend to come from Western cultures either so it could very well be a cultural difference in interpreting "fuck off, I'm not interested in being pursued by you".
A theory, (don't throw tomatoes at me) perhaps women in these cultures play a little harder to get so the men are used to pursuing much more aggressively and not taking no for an answer.
BattalionBoy
Nov 9 2007, 10:58 am
I guess being stoned to death is a pretty good incentive to encourage women in these cultures to play hard to get.
Owain Glyndwr
Nov 9 2007, 11:28 am
damn foreigners. They shouldn't be allowed in the country with this sort of behaviour. Taking our jobs and harassing our women! Where is the end? We should pack them all off to whence they came!
Tom17
Nov 9 2007, 11:39 am
QUOTE (BattalionBoy @ Nov 9 2007, 10:58 am)

I guess being stoned to death is a pretty good incentive to encourage women in these cultures to play hard to get.
Good incentive for not saying Messiah too i'd imagine.
Oh shit...
Allershausen
Nov 9 2007, 11:51 am
Jehovah, not Messiah, Oh shit now I've said it! Look I don't think it should be stoning just for...
Tom17
Nov 9 2007, 11:54 am
It was a trick to make you say it!
HAHAH!!! YOU SAID JEHOVAH!!!
Owain Glyndwr
Nov 9 2007, 11:55 am
whahah so did you!
Tom17
Nov 9 2007, 12:14 pm
did what?
GreenTea
Nov 9 2007, 2:42 pm
As I said in t'other thread:
QUOTE (GreenTea @ Nov 7 2007, 1:18 pm)

And for those who aren't taking broadway_pixie seriously, believe me, there are a lot of weirdos out there. I used to get this all the time when I was younger - creeps who sidle up to you and murmur stuff like "hello" ... "wie geht's" ... "bist du allein?" ... "hast du einen Freund" ... "wo wohnst du?" ... "willst du mit mir spazierengehen" ... and these are emphatically not nice guys wanting to flirt with you. This is something totally different: creeps, wierdos, who hang around waiting for young women to prey on, and it is a bloody nuisance. Some will follow you around for hours, all over town. Dunno why they do it. I guess they're just maladjusted individuals. Many of them speak German with a foreign accent - I used to think maybe they come from different cultures and haven't got the hang of how things are done here, but now I think they're just plain weird. It's interesting that it happens to some women a lot, while others never experience it. I'm 5-foot-4, maybe they think smaller women are easier prey.
QUOTE (Eleanor Rigby @ Nov 9 2007, 10:46 am)

perhaps women in these cultures play a little harder to get so the men are used to pursuing much more aggressively and not taking no for an answer.
My theory is that they come from cultures where it would be unthinkable for a man to just go up to a woman in the street and start chatting her up. Back in their own country, they've heard about western permissiveness, and/or now they're here, they're seeing things they would never see back home, and they think literally anything goes, and any woman can be theirs just for the asking. A lot of these men seem to have nothing to do all day but hang around places like the
Hauptbahnhof and follow young women around
ad nauseam. I think maybe they're asylum seekers, with no job and no way (or haven't been here long enough) to get integrated into German society.
Eleanor Rigby
Nov 9 2007, 2:48 pm
Yes, the
hauptbahnhof is particularly bad for these types.
BattalionBoy
Nov 9 2007, 3:24 pm
There is one Munich asylum place that I know of in a street that I drive down regularly and I have often seen police in an unmarked police car parked along the road watching the asylum people, that may congregate outside, with small telescope type devices.
garibaldi
Nov 9 2007, 3:35 pm
QUOTE (broadway_pixie @ Nov 8 2007, 7:59 pm)

The one from the other night i didnt talk to, so i really do know about him. It was dark and he was wearing a hat, and he also did not have german features.
I really think this broad needs treatment. Nothing adds up. The post makes no sense.
I pity poor men walking the streets on their way home with this curious broad oot and aboot.
MajorBummer
Nov 9 2007, 3:40 pm
Well I haven't read the whole thread, but the best way to become invisible to men is to dress sensibly. I suspect you are showing a bit of arm, a bit of leg or perhaps even a few strands of hair. Have a heart for these poor men who cannot control themselves when being subjected to the sight of even the smallest bit of naked, female flesh.

For this very reason I walk about in both summer and winter, indoors and outdoors the like, dressed thickly and hooded. See example below of what I mean.
I have never been followed by a man. Or a woman. So you see, it clearly works.
I do often get followed by cats, and I do believe once by a squirrel..

Or was it a male penguin?
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