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I'm native American/indigenous and was born and raised on a reservation. Ama

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I'm native American/indigenous and was born and raised on a reservation. Ama

I (25,F) am an enrolled and card carrying ojibwe (also well known as Chippewa) and grew up on a small reservation with a population of 3,000 people. I get a lot of questions and I have lots of answers. My reservation is in the United States, not canada and I will call it the Rez for short.

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Russian dude, left country taking 1st flight available after declaring of pretty much full scale war. AMA.

Russian dude, left country taking 1st flight available after declaring of pretty much full scale war. AMA.

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Hello. I’m just a Russian dude. I left Russia with my wife and brother on February 24, 2022, the day the war started. The rest of my family is still there.

I haven’t lived in Russia since then, but I still regularly talk to family and acquaintances there, so I may have some perspective based on what I hear from them and what I follow.

Some additional info about me: I’ve been making/coding robots for about a decade.

I’ll be answering from around 4 PM to 2 AM London time. I don’t live there, just using London time so the hours are clear.

AMA.

My kids were taken from me and put into foster care, AMA.

My kids were taken from me and put into foster care, AMA.

I did get them back, and now my case is closed.

I am an open book and will answer any and all questions as long as you treat me with respect. I know the mistakes I made and I have answered for them.

No shaming anybody can say can hurt me more than the things I said to myself when I was at my lowest.

I was also a foster kid! If you're curious about that. But that was 20 years ago.

Anyways, yes, ask away!

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