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transrussian moodboard))
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a being who wants to be,, or identifies as being a hunter who is Russian,,,, or however a being connects with this term
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Btw Any of you can use my Art as icon (As long as you put the credits, ofc ππ)
Trans-russian? Use brackets: )) ((
It is a typical thing for Russians (and Ukrainians too as I've seen, but I don't know enough, so please inform me) to use brackets on its own in order to signify their mood, joking or not. It's like ":(" but without the ":" part. The amount doesn't matter much, though I feel like more brackets = less serious your message is.
ex.: hey guys))
Whenever I see someone talking in English and using brackets like that, I assume they're Russian or somewhere from those circles at first! It may help you in "transitioning" if you want :3
Hi transrussians have this video idk how to call it π₯Ή Moodboard?? Im also a transrussian myself
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an oldie but a goldie: add brackets into your typing. this is not a typing quirk, this is something in between punctuation and emojis. its very very common, not just gen z or millennial thing
closing bracket/brackets ")" ")))" ect - it's :) but shortened, the same goes for opening bracket/brackets "(" "(((" ect. its just :(. but generally ")" is more common than "("
usually you add them in the end of a sentence, but not exclusively. in this regard it's very similar to how you would use emojis
you can add how many brackets as you want, also you can mix a little bit of zeros "0" as a uhhh simulated typo? it's kinda like writing eepy and not sleepy)
also the brackets can be sarcastic, and they often are. it's like how πππ can be sarcastic and/or even menacing
Hii could you make a transrussiangerman flag? I don't think that term even exists and I luv ur flag designs
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
flags are: paraphile, MAP, zoo, necro, transbritish, transirish, transgerman, transrussian, and transkorean!
