Amira Pocher met her husband Oliver on Tinder. After seven years of relationship she is single again. But she has learned from the past and made clear demands on a man like her star betrayed.
Amira Pocher is 30 years old, has two small children and has just officially announced in her podcast “Die Pochers” that she and her husband have separated after seven years of relationship, four of them married. The Austrian could date again in the future – she recently revealed what is important to her when getting to know and men.
The 30-year-old attaches great importance to one quality: he should be a gentleman. A behavior that she apparently often missed with Oliver Pocher. He should also have ideas: “It doesn’t work at all if someone doesn’t have any ideas and opinions who say: ‘I don’t care what you want’. That immediately gives you the feeling: He has no plan in life, he has nothing under control at all,” says Amira Pocher.
If things go well, the man Amira Pocher can drive to the front door on the first date
Perfect preparation also plays a role for the moderator. On the first date, she expects to be picked up near her and taken out to dinner – only if the date went well is the gentleman allowed to drop her off at the front door, so that he knows where she lives. Important information for the male world: If someone is dating Amira Pocher, it is a good sign to be able to bring her to the front door.
She doesn’t like too many declarations of love too quickly. In an interview, she talks about a date on which she received a love letter the size of DIN A4 after a meeting. “Then I thought: ‘Mmmh, know me for an hour in real life, let me think about what you fell in love with …'” says Amira.
Amira was only ever signed up for Tinder for a short time, she says. A maximum of two months, then she deleted the app again. Looking back, she says she found it “shallow, tiring, but exciting at times.” “But I would never want to meet anyone that way again,” she adds. Sorting out people based on pictures is now too superficial for her, she would rather get to know someone in real life. From time to time Amira also gets love letters via direct message on social media – and she seems to read them or at least register them, because in the interview she says: “It actually happens every now and then”.
Source: Stern
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