In some cases, Turkish. If I am going to make a joke, it is probably going to be in Turkish. Because somehow, in Azerbaijani, it would sound too cringe...

The main difference between English and Azerbaijani is that Azerbaijani is a performative language. It requires action. English is my escape from my own mind. My Azerbaijani mind is a fucking warzone where I want to kill everyone I hate. English is... just a bunch of bad people.

Saying "I love you" to a person in English is just a step up from pizza. You can't "sev" a pizza in Azerbaijani, when you use Azerbaijani for it, it feels like a big, serious commitment to a pizza. It is almost like a taboo.

Fun fact: I have texted all my Azerbaijani girlfriends in English. I could have easily used Azerbaijani as well, but Azerbaijani feels too serious to use that way. In English, it is so easy to say "I hate you" or "I love you". You can hate pizza and love pizza.

I will visit Krakow in the coming days.

Why did I create it? Because media freedom in Azerbaijan is heavily restricted. News is often published with bias, and it’s hard for readers to see the truth in a clear way. I wanted to build something to help fill that gap.

"As I am still being kept in prison unjustly, starting tomorrow, 5 September, I will begin an indefinite hunger strike in Umbaku prison, where I am held."

"I express my gratitude to those who demand my freedom and stand for truth and justice.

I sincerely thank those who attended my trials and my friends."

Hi, is it not digitized yet? It says there is no object.

So far, once while being held at the State Security Service and once in Temporary Detention Center, he attempted suicide, and both times someone saved him at the last moment. He said that on the third attempt he will kill himself and end his life.