Rules
I wasn’t a hundred percent sure what my rules should be so I looked at some ask blogs I really like to get some ideas (as well as copied almost all the rules from my GerEng ask blog).
1. Don’t repost without credit and please don’t edit my work. That being said, reblogs and redraws are perfectly okay as long as credit is given!
2. No current politics/events.
3. Please be respectful when asking history related questions and don’t feel offended if I don’t answer them. I always want to handle such things with care and if I feel I can’t properly address it, I’ll be vague or just say I’m not comfortable.
4. Please be respectful in general and don’t bring discourse or drama.
5. Though I do love history and will try to be as accurate as possible, I will still probably get things wrong. As long as you are respectful, feel free to point out mistakes.
6. NSFW asks will be welcomed but I’m not the most skilled artist so they probably won’t have art. Also it shall be tagged as “NSFT”
7. You can ask other characters questions as long as they have strong relations to America or Lithuania(ex. Poland, England) as well as questions specifically to America and Lithuania (just please make sure you specify).
8. I only know English, so please ask questions in English
9. Although compliments are much appreciated, just know they probably won’t be answered on publicly. There is this lovely option to answer it privately, so I will most likely do it that way. There is also the option of giving a compliment then giving an ask (I tend to do this when I interact with ask blogs).
10. You can ask in the perspective of a Hetalia character you roleplay as/have an ask blog for.
11. Please do not ask specific questions about Lithuania’s time with Russia. I don’t feel I would be able to address what happened there properly. There may be vague mentions of it, but I will not be going into detail.
And I think that is good. I’ll update it if anything changes/I think of something else. As long as you follow these rules, ask away and I’ll do my best!











