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- Does the term "perfectionist" accurately define me?Most of my classmates and friends of my age (<em>peers</em>) have already started families. They may not always be the best, but they have at least one child and a stationary partner. They are eager to show off their lives in wechat. Gradually, I have stopped contacting them.I remember the time when I was a young girl who just graduated from college. My relatives, including my mother, were enthusiastic to push me into trying to find a partner. In their opinion, girls need to get married before they turn twenty five. Yeah, that is so ridiculous! I always argue with my mom about it, because it is selfish to get married so irresponsibly.So, many friends evaluate me as a perfectionist. They can accept getting married to a person they don’t love and just being loved by others. As for me, I still want to find love. I think finding true love is an end in itself.0 votedJuly 30, 20191
- Grammar help, please! Unter + dem = unterm?? etc.Hey guys,Please, help! I am a beginner in German, my level is about A1+. I know that in German you frequently transform articles, for instanse, an + dem = am, etc. Most of these transformations are very common, but recently I came upon "hinterm, hintern, unterm, untern, vorm, aufm", and so on. Is this correct? Are they usable? How common are they among native German speakers?Thanks a lot!June 28, 201940

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