I've been told I just have a calm teacher personality, so I guess the way I speak calms them down? Idk
It's not the 'presenting' that's nerve-wrecking per se, it's whenever a student doesn't understand something I just explained that makes me nervous. It's like, I just explained it, did I do something wrong? Or when something just doesn't work the way I wanted it to.

Yeah, what would be the downside of trying for a PhD? The worst thing that could happen is that you don't get a PhD.

You know, technically I know that that's just how it'll be, but it doesn't stop me from getting nervous at all. It is hard to come up with different ways to explain it, and sometimes you think the way you understand it is the only way anyone could explain it, so that's another hurdle to pass.

God I hate lectures on boring things that don't interest me, there's nothing worse! Could be spending time much more effectively by relaxing at home.

Ooooh I see. Well if it worked out as an investment that's fantastic! I sure hope you get enough money to get your dream home. You planning on sticking with one kid for the moment or do you want more?

That sounds like a boatload of work. But if you're kinda having fun doing it, it's probably all fine, innit?

I sincerely hope your death in childbirth is more a statistical probability than a realistic one.
Two kids seems like a good number. One might get lonely. But you'll probably have to get a house with two extra rooms when they're teenagers.

Well, yeah. Money sounds pretty good too :'D

Standing in front of a class isn't that hard, honestly. You get used to it pretty fast.
A lot of things are sadly only things you learn with experience. It's going to be a tough few first years.

Oh yeah, I did have fun. We went along the river Main, it was pretty neat.

You get a bit nervous, but I think you maybe just get used to it really quickly? Also because it's usually not like a presentation. Usually the students get exercises inbetween and you get to help them do those, which is cool becauseyou get to know the students a bit better too.
Yeah, I certainly won't be the only one. I'm more worried about getting on with my future colleagues than getting on with the kids

Looks like you got to see the more ugly part then :/ Frankfurt is pretty interesting when you look at it from the river, because you have a layer of old buildings and then behind them the modern skyscrapers.