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She uses words like "microaggression" repeatedly, so she's practiced at finding offense where there isn't any.
She's American, so she's ignorant of foreign cultures and believes hers is superior. Anyone who doesn't conform is an "ist".
Her German is weak. Many Germans do not speak English. She complains about having to take lessons.
She moved to a small town and complained about small town problems. In small towns, people speak even less English, and are even less used to foreigners. Public transport is less accessible.
Complains about Amazon delivery taking too long.
This is the most American whinge I've ever read.
Yup, the title of the article is incredibly misleading. She didn't move to "Germany", she moved from a big city to a small town that happened to be in Germany, then got surprised that it felt insular, like the vast majority of small towns in the world. You could move from a big city in the US to a small town in the US and have exactly the same experience.
Yeah, how would she react in a rural part of SK? She was probably staying in Seoul or Busan, of course a small German town would feel quaint in comparison!