You are going to go on there to make fun of Ukranians I say KayCee is a good board to post on

sosach obviously

>>25536763 I don't want a russian majority place tho >>25536748 I won't post, I just want to see how actual, non-codegarch ukrwandans of gaycee, thing.

the only reliably online audience is on /k/, but they wont admit it

Bumperinos.

Pls respond

>>25536738 kropyva.ch

>>25538340 >kropyva.ch Thanks! I wonder if there are way bigger ones though, think an equivalent to french 18-25

>>25536738 Hohols have no large forums beyond sosach, because they had no real need for it and need Russian presence to shit on. The isolated places you could find, like kropyvach are inhavitated by politically active retards, and so don't fully represent the majority. Globablly, it's best to surf twitter to see replies, but even then the same principle applies. Also, friendly reminder that Ukrainian SBU officially monitors communications and since Maidan, people had not a single public protest despite lowering economics. Everything will be filtered through the resentiment and fear of retaliation. You will learn real opinions after the current government will fall.

>>25539149 To be fair the things that I wanted to read was first-hand, disillusioned accounts of war, messages by amputated or disfigured soldiers, grieving from loved ones, messages of despair or how they still contrive hope or justify their resistance, and so on. I believe it's perhaps the very first time in history that a war in a developed cunt is happening where we could have massive firsthand accounts of the random person in the trench and the rearward that speak their mind for all to see...

>>25539164 Those might be found in telegram channels, it's very popular for the lack of obvious pro-Russian support. But I have no real examples, because I'm interested in such. Although, some of them reference each other, like the art channels I follow.

Those might be found in telegram channels, it's very popular for the lack of obvious pro-Russian support. But I have no real examples, because I'm not interested in such. Although, some of them reference each other, like the art channels I follow. Large war channels are very policitized and moderated. You basically only find ukrainian gore in Russian channels. Why would they want to see themselves dead? It's basically like containment thread.

>>25539183 Also I feel like the kind of freely spoken testimonies of daily life of war's horrors isn't as common on the russian internet, since most volunteers and meatcubers seem to be from turbo-bydlo regions of Russia, or tech illiterate boomers.

>>25536738 >Dear Ukrwandans of gaycee, can you tell me what is the biggest, most active forum / BBS / textboard or whatever frequented by ukrainians? Comments of TG channels such as Український Наступ

>>25539218 Idk, it seems far more common and you could find reports on Sosach, Telegram, Pikabu and VK, though the latter is slowly getting deprecated by majority.