Maria Romano — крутилось 3 дн, охват 6k

Maria Romano с 2026-08-20 · картинка · 🇬🇧 английский
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Кадр выше наш. Полное медиа с Facebook запрошено — подставим его сюда, как только приедет.

крутилось дней 3
охват — число Facebook, только ЕС 6k
стран показа — словами Facebook 15
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🛑 My name is Maria. I'm 32. I live in Dortmund, Germany. I'm self-employed. But yesterday I bought my dad a Volkswagen Tiguan straight from the dealership. All because of one thing I stumbled onto. ——— I work as a self-employed hair colorist. I rent a chair in a salon near the city centre in Dortmund. I’ve been working for myself for nearly 5 years now. From the outside, everything probably looks pretty lush — Instagram feed full of fresh balayage transformations, regular clients, iced coffee on the go, running my own little business. But there’s one thing nobody really tells you about freelancing in hair: if you’re not standing at that chair holding a hairdryer and foil, you’re earning €0. In a good month, I used to bring in around €2,600 net income. Sounds decent? It really isn't. Here are my actual monthly expenses in Dortmund: Rent for a 1-bed flat: €900 Salon chair rent: €450 Bills & broadband: €200 Professional hair products & supplies (bleach, toners, foils, treatments): €280 Transport (public transport + occasional Ubers): €90 Food & groceries: €280 Miscellaneous (clothes, unexpected expenses): €120 Leftover in a good month: around €280. No proper holidays. No real savings for the future. You’re just running on a hamster wheel to keep up with bills. ——— I’ve been on my own for two years now, since me and my ex split up and I stayed in this rented flat by myself. Every Sunday I call my dad. He asks: "How are things, Maria?" I say: "Yeah, all good dad, fully booked with clients." He goes: "You sure?" I say: "Yeah, honest dad, don't worry." He always knows when I'm lying. He just doesn't push it. He’s 59. Spent 32 years working as a railway technician at a railway maintenance depot in Dortmund. Heavy manual labour, late shifts, freezing cold depots in winter. Never had a proper new car of his own, never went abroad more than once every ten years. Every Sunday: "Maria, if you're struggling for cash, just say." I never said. ——— Then last m

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