Denmark told me about this app, it’s worth a try, so let me introduce myself-
Hej, I am Diane Køhler Damsgaard, also known as Jutland-Funen. As my name says I represent the Danish half island of Jutland, and the island of Funen.
I have for a long time kept to myself, not speaking to many people, only my citizens and the other Danish personifications. But I have many times been told that connecting with people again helps, and would probably also make me less angry.
On that note I need to say that I’ve been labelled a hothead, and even though I would love to deny it it’s true. I easily let my anger take over me and I have a tendency to lash out, sometimes undeserved. I’m working on controlling it. Even though it won’t help much, I apologise beforehand for any lash outs.
With that out of the way I guess I need to say some things about me and my interests.
I enjoy nature and the ocean, especially the mudflats, I live and breathe for the mudflats…
I usually help out on some of the many farms across Jutland, I know how to work the machines and working makes me calm.
I smoke a pipe—cigarettes are for sissies (don’t smoke kids)
LEGO is from my place, I’m pretty proud of it. I met the man who invented it once, he was a decent guy.
My left eye (viewers right) isn’t real, it’s a fake glass one. Try not to laugh when my eyes look in different directions, please…
I’m about 1200 years now, lost count after 400. But physically I’m in my early thirties.
I’ll write down more things if I remember. Oh, and one more thing-
Rules
Political asks are not allowed. Anything about picking sides in ongoing political conflicts, as well as harsh comments and/or takes on people/events will not be answered.
No racism, homophobia, transphobia or discrimination of any kind.
You’re allowed to ask about Diane’s past and her relations to others.
Shipping her is also allowed (except with Denmark because they have a brother/sister relationship)
Mun is fluent in Danish and English.
Mun’s main blog is @tomatojuice101 so if I follow you it’s through that blog
This is a silly blog, don’t write anything hateful!
Hey!! If u were fighting in the war in 1864 alongside Denmark, how? Did u disquise urself as a man or was it expected of u since u r a countrie's representative?
Hej.
It’s always expected of a personification to fight for its people, but yes, being a woman back then did put some boundaries on it. Luckily for me, back then barely anyone actually knew how I looked, or my gender, still, I did disguise myself. I considered cutting my hair, but I couldn’t get myself to do it, so I made it into one big braid and wrapped it around my head, hiding it with a hat.
Thanks to it I was seen as any other soldier, treated like one too, but Denmark made sure that we were around each other, so we could protect one another.
One word for yer: Politicians. They’ve been nagging me left and right for the past month! It’s driving me mad, so thank god I get summer vacation this Friday!