Emigrant Susanne, hailing from Spain, sought a fresh start in Germany, joining the hit RTL show "Farmer seeks wife." Nestled in Brandenburg, farmer Dietrich-Max-Helmut had set up a charming idyll with his horses, hoping to find a life partner among the contestants. Yet, farm life proved challenging for Susanne.
Susanne, an energetic and entrepreneurial woman, accustomed to the hustle and bustle of city life, found it difficult to adjust. As the farmer continually emphasized his need for help around the farm, and also expected Susanne to chip in, she felt uneasy.
Dietrich-Max-Helmut, unaware of her concerns, believed that Susanne was committed and hard-working. He commended her for her diligence and commented, "Susanne knows what she has to do. She doesn't do any work for free, and you can still learn the little things." With a shared passion for horse-drawn carriages, a relaxing ride in the countryside brought Susanne joy, but doubts still lingered.
Living in the countryside made it secluded for her. Observing the surrounding localities, Susanne realized that it was becoming increasingly lonely for her. The charming farmer listed nearby town options, but nothing could persuade her.
It was time for the tough conversation. Susanne had to share her feelings with Dietrich-Max-Helmut. She was unsure of her feelings and shared her concern regarding the spark missing in their connection. Dietrich-Max-Helmut, fully understanding her decision, accepted it and was prepared to move forward, inviting the next chosen one for the next episode.
Susanne's experience on "Farmer seeks wife" was nothing short of thrilling. The revelation of various farming techniques and lifestyles from different countries, including the "bause inka" method in Peru, exposed her to a diverse array of traditions.
According to reports, Susanne found the show's documentary soap format challenging, as it often reinforced traditional roles and expectations within rural life. Despite her spiritual connection with farm work, Susanne's experience became a trial, highlighting the various issues faced by contestants, such as personal expectations, media scrutiny, and the challenge of integrating into a rural lifestyle.
