I enjoyed reading these articles. In the article “Sex, Smut and Shock,” well… I’m
not too surprised. I have not read any
Bild articles, but whenever I saw the magazine while in Germany, all I ever saw
were nude women on the front. I find it
interesting how lax Germans are on the nudity in public, yet how strict they
are with violence on TV for example. I remember
watching an old Star Trek episode but some scenes were cut from it because of
the “violence”. Strange how it’s pretty
much the opposite here in the States.
The “German Privacy” article was definitely true. In the apartment I lived in, in Berlin, every
door was closed except for the other U of M students who lived in the
apartment. I know that Germans value
their privacy, which is a great thing, however, I don’t know the etiquette for
engaging in conversation with someone whose door is closed, but for some
reason, I think this article was a little exaggerated.
I really enjoyed the last article: “Division Hell.” When I would empty my trash from my apartment
in Berlin, I was so confused with where to put my trash. It was all in a plastic bag ready to be
pitched. I didn’t have a mini separator
in my apartment, as I’ve seen in other people’s houses. If I had one of those, it would have been so
much easier to separate my garbage, rather than dig through the bag and attempt
to figure out what went in what compartment.
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