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Therapy session :📞 Gentlemen’s Feelings Hotline

Where grown men learn to use their words.” Welcome to the Gentlemen’s Feelings Hotline — a safe, judgment-free space for men who suddenly remember they have emotions after saying “I’m fine” for the 47th time. Services include: • Translating “It’s whatever” into actual sentences • Identifying the... read more

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they said: "may you find someone who speaks your language, so you don't have to spend your whole life translating your soul" but sometimes we walk away too quickly, forgetting that fluency takes time. not everyone clicks instantly and sometimes understanding is built, not found maybe it's not... read more

Hello I need help in translating an antique german postcard from 1943 which I believe is written in Sütterlin

Like the title says, I am looking for perhaps curious historians or germans that could help me translate the cursive writing of the postcard into English, if anyone is interested in the history of it or what it says. Ai didn't help obviously, I have some clues but I am curious to unravel this... read more

Hello I need help translating an old antique postcard from 1943 into English, I believe was originally written in Sütterlin

Hello, sorry if the english is intruding into the german space. But I need help resolving this mystery. I want to know who the card is adressed to and what it is about. So if there are any linguists, historians, or just germans that are good at deciphering cursive letters and want to find out what... read more

I need help translating an old german postcard from 1943 which I believe was written in Sütterlin

Like the title says, I am looking for perhaps curious historians or germans that could help me translate the cursive writing of the postcard into English, if anyone is interested in the history of it or what it says. (edited)

Hello, I need help translating an old german post card from 1943 which I believe is written in Sütterlin

As the title said, I am having trouble translating this old postcard written in cursive and I am very intrigued as to what it says. So if there is any interested history buffs or linguists that know german that could help me translate it into English, please reach out. (edited)