Влада♡

Hello, my name is Vlada. I'm an 18 year old girl from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I support radqueer identities and identify as Aracial myself🖤

I yumeship with Kei Uzuki🖤

I have no DNI🖤

I also identify as an angel🖤

Send me asks🖤

Focus on me, not the storm - Matthew 14:22-33

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My ids:

Transracial, transpale, transwitch, transfreckles, transginger, transredhead, transblueeyes, transscottish, transscottishaccent, transexperience, transpiescent, transbaker, permahappy Permafall, permahalloween, permaunabletoconsent, perma2010s, permashapeshiter

#vlada's art🎨 - my art tag

oh and also you can have this too *pulls a comically large claymore out of it's sleeve where it should NOT have fit*

OMG IK YOU!! THANK YOUUU ehee<33

*takes claymore and kills self*

I personally don't say it and don't think BtW people should, especially if they pass. WtB people can in my opinion, but maybe wait until you pass irl to say it irl so you don't get mistaken for a racist..

Sure, this was me outside the other day. (yes, radqueers go outside)

Got a compliment on my fit soo that's pretty cool!

Dude… Fuck yes

Naurr wayyy (WWW)

a moot of mine on bluesky doesnt like dat im transrace, and said dat im "micking blackness" due to stereotyping me based on media and art i enjoy

i tried telling telling her dat stereotyping me to prove im not really black in my transblack identity only harms cisblack ppl bc it means stereotyping all black ppl, but she won't listen. i dont wanna block her. but i don't wanna lose a friend. what should i do?

That sounds difficult.. Maybe when explaining to her, try empathizing on what being transblack means to you as an individual. How it makes you happy, how it makes you, you. You're not trying to hurt ANYONE by being this way, nor did you choose to experience dysphoria for it. That's what I did.

You don't have to block her, but you should make sure you surround yourself with people who respect you for you, and if you ever have to unfortunately distance yourself from her, there's a lot of people here you could befriend that'll accept you for who you are!

Also yeah, it is stereotyping all black people. Try my approach and see how it goes. People are usually more kind to what they can empathize with.

Goodluck!! - someone who's been there. You can do it!

Yes to most (well except family)

I do present and go out as white, and my friends all know I'm transracial (since it's a pretty huge part of my identity,) though I haven't told my family yet. I've told my brother I'm transwhite, but he doesn't think I'm serious.

Strangers don't really notice I'm transwhite. They don't look twice or give me stares, so I guess I pass.