[ SECRET POST #2874 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2874 ⌋

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Re: users post

[dreemyweird]

I'm technically Russian (well, it's complicated, but people generally think of me as one), and I've talked quite a bit about Russian literature, so that's reasonable 9_9 I love Dostoevsky in general and BK in particular!

>that smell old books have

that's one thing I've always wanted to be associated with.

I'll have to check Colette out. Seeing as I love both literature AND cats.

Re: users post

[kallanda_lee]

I'm now wondering what "technically Russian" entails and how it's complicated, but won't push if you don't want to say.

Re: users post

[dreemyweird]

I'm a Russian-Estonian Jew with a quarter of Crimean Tatar by blood; I was born in Estonia; went to school in Moscow; spent about two thirds of my life in Russia and one third in Estonia; my native language is Russian; half of my extended family only speaks Estonian. My Jewish granny was a major influence on me, too, as was my Muslim Crimean Tatar granddad. I've two citizenships, too - a Russian one and an Estonian one.

You see the difficulty here.

Re: users post

[kallanda_lee]

Well, that's definitely interesting, trough. I always find it interesting how different people define their nationality/heritage, especially in times where people are very mobile in the world.