_MVP_ getting flamed in the German sub forum

[SoNotFunny]

https://looksmax.org/threads/_mvp_-welche-geistigen-stoerungen-hast-du.2077414/

Direct translation of OP's post:

_MVP_ what mental disorders do you have?

Bro is so ND that even looksmaxxers find him weird He’s constantly posting random shit from the *Bild* newspaper that nobody gives a damn about, and all his posts get 0 reps and 0 replies

Bro, just stop with your weird image posts—it’s not even worth the effort to reply to them.

@_MVP_ You are the final boss of neurodivergence, bro—you honestly need some meds. Reading *Bild* newspaper in 2026 is truly next-level neurodivergence. I don't even hate you; I just find it funny, and—like I said—I’d honestly advise you to pop a few pills, because this just cannot be normal, nigga.

 

[InanimatePragmatist]

https://looksmax.org/threads/_mvp_-welche-geistigen-stoerungen-hast-du.2077414/

Direct translation of OP's post:

_MVP_ what mental disorders do you have?

Bro is so ND that even looksmaxxers find him weird He’s constantly posting random shit from the *Bild* newspaper that nobody gives a damn about, and all his posts get 0 reps and 0 replies

Bro, just stop with your weird image posts—it’s not even worth the effort to reply to them.

@_MVP_ You are the final boss of neurodivergence, bro—you honestly need some meds. Reading *Bild* newspaper in 2026 is truly next-level neurodivergence. I don't even hate you; I just find it funny, and—like I said—I’d honestly advise you to pop a few pills, because this just cannot be normal, nigga.

Did you use AI to write your words?

 

[_MVP_]

germans are very disrespectful ppl

 

[_MVP_]

The perception that Germans are disrespectful often stems from a cultural misunderstanding of their communication style, which prioritizes efficiency and honesty over social niceties. While this can feel abrasive to those from more "indirect" cultures, it is rarely intended as an insult. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Key Cultural Differences

• Directness vs. Rudeness: Germans tend to speak plainly and do not "sugarcoat" feedback. In a German professional context, telling someone a report is "inefficient" is seen as helpful clarity rather than a personal attack.
• Social Distance: Unlike in the U.S., where smiling at or greeting strangers is common, Germans are often more reserved. They value personal space and may consider it an intrusion to start small talk with someone who is just trying to go about their day.
• Customer Service: Visitors often find German customer service "curt". This is frequently because service staff prioritize completing the transaction quickly and accurately rather than providing a warm, friendly experience.
• The "German Stare": Foreigners often notice Germans looking at them directly for extended periods. In Germany, maintaining eye contact is actually a sign of respect and active listening during communication. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

What Germans Consider Disrespectful
While they may seem blunt, Germans have a strict internal code of respect. You might unintentionally offend them by:

• Being Late: Punctuality is a major sign of respect for others' time.
• Speaking Loudly: Being loud in public places or on transport is often seen as inconsiderate.
• Disregarding Rules: Germans highly value order and structure; ignoring "keep off the grass" signs or jaywalking is viewed as disrespectful to the community.
• Incorrect Greetings: Skipping a proper "Guten Tag" (Good day) when entering a small shop or doctor's office can be perceived as very rude. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

 

[_MVP_]

German speech is much more hateful than english