Vladislav Dovganyuk-Krym

At 18, I'm comfortably autistic and prefer quiet observation to seeking attention. My background is a mix of cultures - born in Russia, I grew up moving between Germany, Ukraine, and Poland. Now settled in Poland, these experiences have shaped who I am today. I'm a translator for Calmth, which perfectly aligns with my love for languages and helping people understand each other. I speak and understand English, German, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, French, and Korean, which is incredibly useful in my translations and daily life. When I'm not translating, you'll likely find me enjoying Schlager music (my favorite genre!) or spending time with my mouse companions 🐁. My beliefs are a big part of who I am. I'm a Christian, vegan, and believe in political anarchism and pacifism. Animal rights aren't just an idea for me; they're how I live my life. Despite my Russian roots, I firmly support Ukraine. I don't support Putin or the Russian opposition - my views on governance are quite different. Right now, I'm balancing my studies with babysitting four Ukrainian refugee children daily. It's challenging but teaches me a lot. I generally keep my political views private when online or in public. Instead, I focus on the things I care about most. I'm always happy to chat with people who share similar interests. Like many teenagers, I'm figuring out life while staying true to what I believe in. I find joy in the simple things - a good Schlager song, time with my mice, or bridging language gaps through translation. That's me in a nutshell.