Hey, I'm 28 years old and lived most of my life in Germany, I'm currently living in Berlin and lived here for the past 5 years.

I play guitar, I like technology and programming. I like to talk about politics. I don't read that often, but when I do, I like to read philosophy books. I like a kinds of music and some niche genres. I got into bitcoin recently.

I would be happy to talk to open-minded people and just talk about all kinds of stuff or even teach you something I know.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I think it's nice, to meet locals and get in touch with people that know the town already.

Meeting new people, making friends and visit each other in the different cities we live in. The world can be a nice place, if everyone is willing to share a bit.

If you travel and meet people, you can such much learn about others, yourself, the world, what you want, what you don't want and that's a big part what life is about.

Interests

• politics
• music
• computer science
• playing guitar
• programming

Music, Movies, and Books

Music: Post-Rock (it's really tiny genre, that most people never head of, but I'm a huuge fan), dance/electronic indie and some Punk bands from my teenage years.

Movies: Lost in Translation, Mad Max (I like dystopian movies), The Big Short

Books: read some german philosophy recently Erich Fromm, Nietzsche (I'm not saying I understood everything from these philosophy books, but they provided some new insights)

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I went Skydiving, but that seems almost pretty normal.
I played guitar in front of more than 300 people.

Teach, Learn, Share

If you have any computer problem, I'm really happy to help.
I teached my sister in a weekend the basics of playing guitar, we could do the same if you want
I'm happy to talk about whatever you're interested in, politics, music, technology and much more :D

What I Can Share with Hosts

Dreams, hopes, stories and everything else you need.

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Croatia, France, Italy, Norway, Romania, Spain, Sweden

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany