those colors look so edible rn

@Yur1_xox0
fůck you thats a micronation

Eat the micronation!!! /jk
But that aside, I like Sealand. I first heard of it from Hetalia and they had a few episodes and shorts dedicated to it. IDK much about it besides how it came to be in the first place, but I find it very interesting, though.
Is there something going on over there rn for why there's a support link in the desc that I don't know about yet or is it a regular donation link and it's fine? I'm sorry, just curious is all.

@Lexiplexi27
Just a donation link if wanting to support! ^ J^

@Lexiplexi27
I feel like almost anyone knows Sealand from Hetalia XD Or maybe you didn't and you just somehow found it :P

Yeeaaaaahh, I'm 1 of those first guys. :sweat_smile: I love geography n learning about diff places, instuff n Hetalia helped introduce me to a few more like Prussia!! I do love seeing other countries than the main 1's that I HAVE heard of, though. Like when they just casually dropped India after America and the others gave their horror movies a shot. The part with them suddenly jumping into a musical scene was so hilarious to me cuz even tho I've never seen a horror from them, I've seen so many

I've seen so many romantic and dramatic Bollywood movies that I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case for any horror Bollywood movies, too. :grin:

@Lexiplexi27
Hetalia made me learn like 17 languages because I got curious and I'm a cosplayer so I thought it would of been cute but now i know too many :sob:

Hey, don't be sad about that, multilingual peeps can goto lotsa places and talk to many people so amazingly fluently!!! You can truly amaze people by talking to them without a translation app at your disposal. I've been thinking of trying out Duolingo or Babbel to learn at least 1 full language cuz I can only understand and read a little bit of both Spanish and French. (English is my first language.)

@Lexiplexi27
Oooh!! Cool :00
I struggle with French pronunciation a lot due to the fact of my accent being funny :sob:

Ig I could say that I know a few words from my parents languages, but IDK how to spell them, only how they sound. They're mostly an accent thing, but still tho.

@Lexiplexi27

My Austrian-Hungarian mixed accent makes words hard I'll be honest :sob:

Oh dang. . .
Don't worry, I'm sure you'll get there with them eventually, in 1 way or a different one.
I'm half-Guyanese and half-Trini, but a firstborn in America. I'm surrounded by accents by my family despite not speaking with any, myself. But it does make it easy for me to understand what other people say whenever someone speaks w/ a diff accent.

@Lexiplexi27
Woah :0
I've never really heard a lot of peoples roots coming from those places! ★ J★

Yeah, I've only ever heard their countries mentioned a few times in my life. Most of the time, whenever I DO get to hear it and it's on the news, the reporter mispronounces the name. Like they say "GEE-anna" instead of "Guy-anna" or "Guy-an-ah"
They don't mind if you raise or lower the a at the end, just that you pronounce guy as guy.
That might be how it's pronounce for the French variant, French Guiana, But not for British Guyana. (it's kinda funny that it's a 1letter diff in the name tho)

@Lexiplexi27
I get called Australian a lot :sob:

Ouch. . . .
Yeah, hopefully more people learn better about what Austria is in the future tho. IDK how often it happens to Austrians, but ik it might be a lot.