@beyoncegarden Seriously? He is only behaving this way because she’s raised him to be that way. And now she is exploiting it for likes so it looks like she is a god mom…
It feels bad in a Germany because unlike Brazil, there is no wind here in Summer! Also, there is no air conditioning and houses are built for the winter, so they were built to trap the heat in and definitely don’t have enough windows. In Brazil if you are feeling too hot, you go into any shop, bakery, you name it! And you will find air conditioning and get a break from the heat. In Germany? You are in trouble
@amandatalks__ Btw, healthcare here isn’t free at all!!!! It costs working people a lot of money! Just like with everything else, things here are only free for those who don’t want to work 🤡
We stopped disciplining children and started diagnosing them.
Now we have a country full of adults who think everything is someone else's fault.
Tell me I’m wrong.
This is old news. Just like everyone believed, police found no evidence of kidnapping — and now suspect the mother (32, Dijana L.) of faking an abduction.
She is under investigation for possibly placing the dead baby herself near a stream at the edge of town (Rankbach area). She reportedly stayed in the apartment while others searched.
Guess I was right all along.
“No evidence of kidnapping — police now suspect the mother (32, Dijana L.) of faking an abduction.
• She is under investigation for possibly placing the dead baby herself near a stream at the edge of town (Rankbach area). She reportedly stayed in the apartment while others searched.”
I’m ready for your apology for calling me nasty, now! Come on!
“No evidence of kidnapping— police now suspect the mother (32, Dijana L.) of faking an abduction.
• She is under investigation for possibly placing the dead baby herself near a stream at the edge of town (Rankbach area). She reportedly stayed in the apartment while others searched.”
@Eilin12338275@Carlachi78lp@TRobinsonNewEra Exactly. No one would let the baby outside. You push that stroller through the building door (which will normally close automatically) and then you go back and get your groceries.
I‘ve been living in Germany for 19 year now. Never have I ever seen a German mother leaving a baby outside to go shopping. Finish mothers? Sometimes, during winter, but German mothers? At short before midnight? Leaving the baby unattended while she brings stuff to the second floor? Never!