#transgerman

All mine and yes I'm the original 😛

１ Food

— Learn how to cook basic dishes

— Eat your ethnic food

— Buy cooking essentials

— Eat at least one meal of your native country a day

— Replace your daily intake of drink by drinks from your native country

— Buy cutlery and tableware used in your native country and only use it

— Go to your native country's cuisine restaurant

— Become familiar with one of the owner of your native country's cuisine restaurant

２ Songs

— Listen to your native lullabies

— Listen to popular children's songs you'd listen to as a kid

— Learn the national anthem by heart

— Listen and learn by heart popular March and folklore songs

３ TV

— Watch the national first channel

— Watch TV shows (use VPN)

— Watch children's TV shows you'd watch as a kid

— Watch the national news at least once a week

４ Books

— Read your favourite book in your native language

— Read children's fairytale and books you'd read as a kid

— Read popular novels, comics and magazines

５Phone

— Get on popular hashtags on popular global applications

— Change the names of your phone contacts to nicknames in your native language

— Change calendar to native one

— Change your recommendations to only content of your native country

— Change the clock to desired location

— Change phone language to native language

— Change weather to desired location

— Download popular applications from your native country (messaging, social media, games, editing apps...)

— Change phone location

— Use a VPN to have access to content of your native country

— Change your camera roll to the one your desired self would have

— Learn phone/online slang

６ Language

— Learn the language (obviously)

— Learn the alphabet song toddlers learn

— Write notes in your native language

— Write the date in your native language/native way

— Practice your handwriting to make it beautiful

— Learn to count downwards until 10

— Count things in your native language

— Read numbers in your native language

— Translate anything you love to your native language

— Think in your native language

— Before bed, always read something in your native language

— Say basic greetings on the daily (Morning greetings, Welcome, Thank you, Bon appétit, Have a nice day, Nice to meet you, Good luck, Congratulations, Condolences, Good night etc...)

— Write the definition of any word you don't know in another language in your native language

— Learn highly polite level language

— Sleep with something in your native language

— Learn love nicknames in your native language to use with your loved ones

You are not only stereotyping MY people, but my language. Get a fucking life, go to therapy.

THE TIER LIST IS BACK GUYS!!!

Anyway- This is genuinely so embarrassing...

I'm sorry, but like?????? Have you SEEN my posts? There's a lot to unpack here.

I have never made any claims of stereotypes. I am aware Germany is diverse, I am aware that stereotypes such as "Germans are beer addicts" are harmful and untrue (that was an example bc I genuinely don't even know any German stereotypes). Saying such things is xenophobic as fuuuu- and I am not xenophobic.

I have tried to learn German and I am 100% going to try learning it again (either in my current school or a specialised language school). I am also aware that Germany is a big country and there's different dialects, so I am not stereotyping that either. I have only used the GermanxEnglish typing to feel more comfortable and make me feel like I am using a German accent. And when I write that way, I always check the grammar in a translator I trust.

I can LITTERALY, LEGALLY become German if I wanted to. You should look at your own fucking laws again if you were unaware of that. PLEASE.

I'm afraid therapy ain't gonna help. Opening up to a professional would be awkward as fuck (I know from experience with my counselor and principal), not to mention the godawfully low amount of genuinely good and understanding therapists out there. I also do not wanna spend money on smth I know will NOT help me.

Overall, this entire ask is stupid. If you ACTUALLY wanted me to get help, REAL HELP, you wouldn't be insulting me — resulting in pushing me away further — and making me feel like the side that never ever oppressed me is the bad one (aka the RQC).

F TIERRRRR!!

transrussiangerman

transrussiangerman is a term where someone identifies as a russian german in a trans- way and/or is both transrussian and transgerman.

thank you anon!

yay, more pride wolves! i mostly choose flags based on what headmates would want, so if you want another flag reblog with it / send me it, and maybe ill add it :3

no.