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Where in South africa i you coming from my brother. I am from venda

I saw öödi for a second there

Your videos are really nice, but this one made me restless: you still don't get it, but your well-being depends on it - expectations and actions are out of sync in your views. One cannot do summer-things in the middle of the winter. On cannot do winter-things in the middle of the summer. OK? 😁 For many Finns the months of December, January, February are very active and busy months. Perhaps the most fulfilling. Why not for you? Especially in Helsinki, you have so much opportunities, that you don't even need to organize everything yourself. But Finland is the country where you have year-around opportunities to organize what you want to have in your life. If you feel sluggish in the dark season there are many tips - here are some, look to it that you every day get out-side into a spot with a wide horizon at 10 am, every day, look around and take a walk for 30 min. Log the weather, the light, the temperature, the colors in a notebook. Get home, have a cozy "tauko" (fika in Swedish), drink something warm (e.g. glögi) and for fun try to diversify it. Read a poem, or sing song, or dance for 15 min. Learn something new. Plan the next 7-10 days. Do you want to do sports, do you want to study, do you want to volunteer, do you want to learn crafts, do you want to socialize, do you want to laugh, do you want to indulge in your hobbies, do you want to change the world, do you want to earn more, do you want more sex, what ever you want, the perfect time to do it, is in the season from equinox to equinox, September to March. Don't fall into learned helplessness. Fight that with great sisu! You can fill your life with positive things any month of the year. Start with celebrating every equinox as a day for more equality all over the globe. Imagine! You can take charge of your life in Finland, it is a good country for that, because people expect you to do it, and people trust you to be capable of doing it. To be active is not weird in Finland, Finns do it all the time. Take your sweet girl, write each 10 post-its with things you always have wanted to do, put them in a bowl and commit to do whatever random note comes up, one by one. Play more! Repeat! You can do it. Just do it.

The cancer is spreading in Europe, don't bring it to Finland. You didn't fight for anything we have here, you didn't go to the military and you come here like life is some kind of fairytale and after all that you have the AUDACITY to talk about politics trying to bring your views and values here about the immigrant policies for example, you have ZERO say about that. The reason our country is the way it is, is because of our family values an unity among our people, we already have diversity here among our people. The reason you left your country is because your values and opinions make a terrible end product that no one wants to live in, and I know that because I've only been robbed and attacked by immigrants in Finland, another Finn would never rob or attack another Finn because we are united by blood. GET OUT.

Beautiful video essay. Such positive vibes. Thank you 🤗

I really enjoyed hearing about your experience

Ngl This too funny bro u earned a subscribe and a follow on tiktok🔥

I like winter, the darkness, the snow and even cold. Too warm for me at the moment. Just waiting for the decent autumn, with colorful trees and crisp mornings! 🍁 Summer is fine, but this year it’s just been too long. 😆 Nice video!

I wonder if her ancestors would've fought the wars they did if they knew their bloodline would end like this.

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You guys are cute :) story time how did you meet?

if the influx happens, everything we enjoy in Finland will be lost. American living in Finland here. in America the crime is out of control.

The powerful people are pushing LGBT in Africa and they don't want it!

thank you for showing the truth. the powers that be are doing this on purpose. I'm from America, it's dangerous, depressing, and it's normalized. They want all countries to be 3rd world.

God Bless You

Winter is brutal in Finland. Winter lasts so long. At first it looks good, then it drags...after 3 or 4 months. Wishing for it to melt.

20 years living in Helsinki /Espoo from Washington DC.. Honestly.. I like cold weather clothes.. Parkas, boots, hats etc. Summer.. Ain't really summer without heat and humidity to me at least 😂😂. It's actually annoying when it's too warm cuz of no AC.. And these aptmnts are made to keep heat in. Plus I got kids.. So I don't really have the time to be thinking "it's dark out".. Waaay too busy

i am not bothered by cold or darkness, i love autumn. well i am a Finn after all, but i think that many Finns suffer same things that you do during dark times and winter.

Remember to eat lots of vitamin D in winter! It's a game changer for your mood.

I'm born on the Arctic Circle and I still struggle with the darkness 😅 Now I get to divide my time between Hki and Lapland, so I also get to enjoy the late winter in here when days are longer than in the south but there's still snow. It's absolutely amazing. But December is extremely difficult. If I come here around Christmas, I'll be longing for sunlight in a week's time - even the little we have in the south during winter.

For me winter is time to slow down in life in general. A little respite and time to give more time to myself and my other hobbies. There is more or less only one thing I don't like about winter and it's ice. Walking down the roads to work when all the sidewalks are nothing but ice and they haven't put the gravel on the road yet to make it a little bit more safe to walk on it. Also very nice to see you being so happy with your gf Chico. Hope for many happy days for you two in the future. :)

You are actually quite good at telling a story - and then your girlfriend continued with the same quality. Very calm and focused, good to listen to that.

You can see Kallion kirkko in your window. I live on the lanes also. I think about 400m away.

Lovely video lovely girl friend. Wishing to see more of your content with both her opinions

Chico with a lady. How great is the lord our God 😅

Your first winter is me every year 😂 I do quite like the cold but the darkness and especially the grey sky are horrendous.

Chicon muija 🙃

How great to see that a woman has appeared in your life 😊👍🙏

If we all hope strong enough, winter will not come. As we can see from the weather now, reminds me of July.

There's no problem if you don't make it a problem.

Go away clown

You are a wise man my friend!

Diversity as a whole is a mistake

Lol....coldest tap water ive drank. You can see the pipes sweating.

Key word here is Try,, try again and again, never giving up , eventually youll be Finnishd 😊

This makes me want to visit being a Black dude from Detroit. I always say racism is everywhere. Nowhere worst then America. Yet I never even worried about another race doing something to me. It was my own kind sad to say. So I definitely understand where you coming from. Kids just are curious an you can't blame them for asking questions. Shit we all have. I got love for people period no matter what you are. I like to go places an meet new people. So I think I want to visit for sure one day.

Nice video. It's all about the journey not the destination. There is only the now. Gratitude for simply being alive in this very moment is severely underrated.

Well said. 🙏 No one can fix idiots/racist and they are everywhere in the world. Better to focus to the rest, well behaving finns.. 😎👌

You should make a trips outside of Helsinki 🙏 Glad you like it here. Me, i could never live in Helsinki 😂

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I couldn't agree more 👍

for those who think its crazy just sleep with your window open when its freezing outside and you will sleep INSANELY well

3 months is plenty of time to find a job in Finland. It might not be a job in your field, but you can always get a job a cleaner, security guard, telemarketer, sales person, taxi driver, food delivery person etc... Plenty of easy jobs you can find in 3 days even! No-one is getting kicked out if they're ready to hustle. It can be a temporary job for you while you keep searching for a job more in your field.

Mä oon suomesta

Yo moi hyvää päivää

Bro has milked this shit for so long

Right, Chico, sounds like a law put together to satisfy some old-fashioned retired farmers from Northern Karelia, where they never are able to keep any highly skilled workers, even if they are native Finns. There is that hugh gap in education and outlooks. They are against everything that wasn't there 100 years ago. They look back at times when phones and doctors weren't needed as long as they could make moonshine without interference, and use it and sauna for every problem. But they do have votes, too, and the "basic-Finns-party" needs those votes. I think there will be no actual cases of denying highly skilled workers the right to live and look for work, especially if they've already have learned Finnish enough to do the jobs - it just sounds scary and ridiculous. I'm happy that the dumb proposal is discussed, though. The real problems get high-lighted. The ghettoes, the illegal arms, the drugs, and the fake refugees, that Sweden hasn't managed well. The efforts should really be to keep asylum-seekers on track, with programs which can give them grounded hope for the future, and never let criminals blend in among them who actually have good reasons for applying for asylum. That's where Sweden naively (?) went wrong. A modest level of Finnish is essential for citizenship, IMHO, and in addition good Finnish for certain professions, as it always have been in Finland, with different levels of language exams and tests in different forms. Every country should require that, and Sweden should realise that, too. But again Finland has to show the good examples, like in many other trail-blazer issues.

There are many obstacles in hiring foreign born people due to attitudes in the working culture in many Finnish companies, Finns generally hire people they can identify with, they assume this reduces the risk when hiring. I have been in situations where i have left for another job due to lack of trust and avoid being laid off.

issue is that when again workers are needed, new ones will be recruited who need to learn Finnish for 2 to 3 years paid by tax money. Keep the ones who have already integrated for a bit longer time, and if they want to stay longer than 6 months, then maybe let them be but on their own expense.

I disagree about how big of a turnoff this would be for foreign workers considering moving into Finland. Let's be honest here: there's hardly any attraction anyway. By far the biggest issue influencing the attractiveness of Finland for foreign specialists is taxation, taxation and taxation. The highly educated specialists that Finland needs, make a lot of money, which means that with Finland's overly progressive income taxation system, they would not receive as much money as net salary as they would for example in Sweden or in the Netherlands. So, because of that they will not prefer choose to work in Finland. It's simple as that. They don't care about free public healthcare because they can afford the private one, and they don't care if there is a requirement to find a new job within 3 or 6 months of unemployment because they will find a new position easily. They just care about how will they be doing financially. For us to have any chances at competing with our fellow EU member states, we HAVE to lower the taxation of foreign skilled workers to be lower than the competition - if we don't, we will not attract enough skilled workers to come here. Finland already has disadvantages which we can't change, like our location in the far north, cold winters with next to none sunlight, and long distances. Let's remember that in EU the workforce can move freely to any member state, so there is already a 300+ million pool of working age people, that are free to move to work in Finland any time they want.