Kölner Treff Teil 1

[@HeidrunChristiane]

ein schönes Gespräch mit Mona, was man alles noch nicht wußte von ihr. Ich liebe sie.

[@catharinaspieler7598]

Diese Frau wird mir immer sympathischer

[@dorisramsl-wihlidal4244]

Diese Tonband/Computerstimme ist GRAUENVOLL - man HÄLT DAS NICHT AUS - CHARLOTTE IST EIN SCHÖNER NAME UND DIE VERUNGLIMPFUNG DURCH DEN TONBAND-SPRECHER IST EIN SKANDAL !!!!!😠😠😠😠😠

[@TSJ92]

2:30 und 5:14 sind der absolute hammer! bin ja so dermaßen abgebrochen als ich das gesehen habe!

[@birgithosterey4939]

Super klasse Frau 👍❤️

[@karenbasting7008]

Schones intervieuw

[@ruthhanneloreberwanger5439]

blond ist super

[@mckavitt13]

I always feel so sad when children of very great artists (Irmgard Seefried & Wolfgang Schneiderhan) tell us that their childhood was anything but happy ("nicht toll") & how they couldn't wait to get out of the house. If you listen to her mother on Da Capo interviewed by August Everding (& she knew her days were counted due to a cancer!), you have the impression that her "role" as mother was her most important role, that she loved her children very much. Mona Seefried is so bitter, you know something went wrong there.

[@jazzguitar3441]

I'm not sure what your point is here. There is a difference between being sad about a certain need (being allowed to be a child, silly, helpless etc.) not being met and saying that you didn't have a happy childhood overall. And there is a difference between a mother regarding motherhood as important and actually putting the work into motherhood and being a good mother. And Loving your children does not mean you give them what they need to grow. Secondly, there is nothing wrong with wanting to get away from your parents and seek the things you need elsewhere. Parents aren't perfect and can rarely ever give their children everything they need. Hence the proverb: "It takes a village to raise a child", just because she wanted to leave doesn't mean she isn't grateful for the things she got from her parents, it just means some things were missing, and that is only human. And feeing empowered and able to leave the parents' home is actually to some extend a sign that the parents allowed that, and we all have to leave our parents and split up, it's important for our autonomy and confidence. I hope I understood you correctly.

[@tunadagdelen9837]

SUPERWEIB !!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@parvhom2379]

Tuna Radelten

[@franzbichler6404]

Geschmacksverwirrungen?

[@inaliebetrau.ichfindesiega6894]

Schade Charlotte das du uns verloren gehst

[@luislandry5568]

i know Im pretty off topic but does anyone know a good site to watch new movies online?

[@zaydenraphael9970]

@Luis Landry Try Flixzone. Just google for it =)

[@brianfox9954]

@Zayden Raphael definitely, I've been watching on Flixzone for since march myself =)

[@luislandry5568]

@Zayden Raphael Thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it !

[@zaydenraphael9970]

@Luis Landry glad I could help :)

[@lienschen6844]

Ich bin froh dass sie nicht mehr dabei ist bei Sdl . Sie war nicht mehr so lieb und sympatisch wie am Anfang .

[@5Heliotrope]

tolle frau

[@nadineschneider4420]

Oh Gott. Der scheiss Lanz

[@lukaslindemann1515]

GUT

[@janajacoby3391]

Ich mag Mona Seefried in der Realität überhaupt nicht; sie wirkt so hart und arrogant! Ganz anders als in ihrer Anfangszeit als Charlotte Saalfeld mit den dunklen Haaren; damals hatte sie etwas sehr Weiches, Herzliches. Schade, dass sie in der Realität ganz anders zu sein scheint...: /

[@mckavitt13]

I always feel so sad when children of very great artists (Irmgard Seefried & Wolfgang Schneiderhan) tell us that their childhood was anything but happy ("nicht toll") & how they couldn't wait to get out of the house. If you listen to her mother on Da Capo interviewed by August Everding (& she knew her days were counted due to a cancer!), you have the impression that her "role" as mother was her most important role, that she loved her children very much. Mona Seefried is so bitter, you know something went wrong there. Maybe this is why she seems hard & arrogant. Bitter?

[@jazzguitar3441]

Ich glaub, das ist auch so n bissl die Österreicherin/Wienerin die in ihr steckt... das ist glaube ich der "Flair" 😂😂😂

[@janajacoby3391]

@@mckavitt13 Nur eine kleine Frage: Warum richtest du dich als jemand, der offensichtlich Deutsch versteht, auf Englisch an ein Deutsch sprechendes Publikum? 🤔