Anna Hirschhuber
I have a deep love for my friends, both old and new, and I straddle the line between being an extrovert and an introvert. I enjoy sharing intimate details about my life with them, including my daily experiences, dating life, and even my sexual encounters. We engage in lively debates about world politics, including the […]
I packed two suitcases full of clothes, books and old memories . I‘m moving away from home, „en route“ to university. I have alaways loved travelling, the feeling when you return home and you still got sand in your beach bag. The cold winter days get warmer by the sight of old summer vacation memories. […]
“Work till you drop” – the mantra to not think too much about hard truths and the future. My escape from overthinking and yours too (at least for 4 minutes)! Sandy does yoga, she works a 40-hour-(low paid) internship, she has a boyfriend and a social life. She frequents the same supermarkets as you do, […]
Let me confess: I was and still am a Twilight fan. I read the books the first time when I was 10 years old and I fell in love. Who didn’t? It was the peak of the vampire fandom! Suddenly there were vampire books everywhere: Twilight, vampire diaries, vampire academy and so on. Last week […]
Summer passed by like a dream. Barbecues, campfires, days by the lake, flowy dresses and platform sandals. Laughter, dreams, romance. It was like we celebrated the (temporary) victory over Covid-19. It’s the end of summer: the start of fall. The leaves are turning orange and yellow. The Covid-19 numbers are increasing worldwide. And also, again […]
How politicians abuse their power in times of a pandemic – an analysis with an outlook One could have mistaken the last few months for a biblical punishment, if god wasn’t already dead: a pandemic killed thousands of people, there is a famine in Africa and even the locust plague found its way from ink […]
The last “dictator“ in Europe – Alexander Lukaschenko – is facing the biggest challenge in his career – his (possible) defeat. He got elected for the sixth time in a row with about 80% of the votes, as he claims. Three women challenged him and started a revolution. The woman, who declared herself the new […]
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