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Why Dating in Berlin Is Broken (And No One Wants to Admit It) | Ari J. Cohen

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Ari J. Cohen, a Berlin-based dating and relationship coach who helps men build healthier, more authentic connections. His work goes beyond pickup tactics—focusing instead on psychology, emotional awareness, and the deeper patterns that shape modern relationships.Ari breaks down what’s really happening beneath the surface of Berlin’s dating scene, from the impact of modern culture to the hidden beliefs that sabotage your relationships. This isn’t surface-level advice, it’s a deep dive into how to actually build meaningful connections.In this episode, we cover:- Why dating in Berlin feels so difficult for internationals, and why everyone is struggling (not just men or women).- The truth about masculinity, “nice guys,” and why modern dating advice is failing.- How your internal beliefs and past experiences secretly shape your dating life (and how to fix it).FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/gutentagpodcast💰 * Start your tax declaration and claim your tax refund with WUNDERTAX. GET ADDITIONAL DISCOUN HERE 👉🏽 https://bit.ly/3SSgKel

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