Conceptual Photographer, Feminist, Activist.
/statemen founder 
https://linktr.ee/Innamosina

Looks like my type of people!💜💜💜

🇩🇪 Multidisciplinary Artist |  /medium

Synthesizing Nature, Tech & the Human Experience
https://linktr.ee/manuwilliams

They are great 🥰.. it will be sad to part with them, I am moving from Germany on April 2nd

Germany is a wonderful country, and I think that people who were born there are much luckier than me, who was born in Russia. But I had trouble with Germany from the very beginning. I was denied medical assistance for more than half a year, I had no insurance, and I moved 12 times because I didn’t want to live in the Red Cross shelter. Because of this, they wanted to evict me and make me homeless :(.

In the end, the camp director decided that I might complain and simply transferred me to another Red Cross shelter with even worse conditions… I cannot submit. But Germany demands that from me. It’s hard.

And life in Germany is very expensive 🥺… That’s why I’m leaving for Vietnam. There, I will be free, and everything is much cheaper. I won’t be a second-class person again… I really hope so.

I tried to live on my own. I did not demand insurance, which I was entitled to, because they lost my documents and refused to do it. I got my pills through acquaintances from Georgia, I looked for a place to live and rented it at my own expense.... I fed myself. BUT.  Local officials think that I have to obey them and do everything they say. I can't understand it, I am an independent person and I didn't want to be a burden for Germany and spend its money. Asia and eastern countries are closer to me. European countries are too strict (and too expensive). :(

Almost everyone around me thinks I'm crazy.  Especially for Russians the possibility to live in Europe is the limit of dreams, they would give a lot for it.... but I can't 😭. It was scary to decide to leave ... I thought for two months ...

That is sad to hear, but I understand the challenges. What are your exact plans?