Independent State of Papua New Guinea

Independen Stet bilong Papua Niugini

Gau Hedinarai ai Papua–Matamata Guinea

Papua New Guinea, also known by her human name of Josephine Kutkue (Joseph to people she is not out to), is a self-conscious and nervous individual who struggles with her identity.

Papua New Guinea struggles a lot with her identity and who she is meant to be. She is made up of so many ethnic groups and struggles to figure out which one she fits with. She feels as if she is an outsider in her own nation because she was never born into one of those groups and grew up outside of her nation. Papua New Guinea is also trans, and while not publicly out, she knows she is a female, something that makes her feel terrible about herself. She struggles a lot with internationalized transphobia and is trying to find her own identity.

Papua New Guinea is also self-conscious and hates it when people look at her or comment on her appearance. She is nervous in public and does not like being in large groups of people. She tends to be hunched over, as if she is trying her best to hide from people’s eyes. Papua New Guinea is incredibly nervous and often struggles with making decisions, always fearful she will make the wrong one.

Gender: Trans Female (closeted)

Sexuality: Straight

Pronouns: Uses he/him, but prefers she/her

Nickname: Papua, New Guinea,

Languages Spoken: English (Official), Hiri Motu (Official), PNG Sign Language (Official), Tok Pisin (Official), Chinese, Indonesian, French, Japanese, Russian, Orokolo, Kâte, Kamano, Kuman, Golin, Sinasina, Melpa, Kaugel, Huli, Angal, Kewa, Enga, Waskia (semi-fluent), Kalam (semi-fluent), Kobon (semi-fluent), Nubak (semi-fluent), Komba (semi-fluent), Timbe (semi-fluent), Rawa (semi-fluent), Siane (semi-fluent), Alekano (semi-fluent), Dano (semi-fluent), Benabena (semi-fluent), Fore (semi-fluent), Gimi (semi-fluent), Kyaka (semi-fluent), Ipili (semi-fluent), Bo-Ung (semi-fluent), Yagaria (semi-fluent), Tairoa (semi-fluent), Gadsup (semi-fluent), Agerabi (semi-fluent), Awiyaoina (semi-fluent), Chuane (semi-fluent), Dom (semi-fluent), Maring (semi-fluent), Ese (semi-fluent), Funyung (semi-fluent), Kunimaipa (semi-fluent), Duna (semi-fluent), Wiru (semi-fluent), Ngalum (semi-fluent), Muyu (semi-fluent), Murind (semi-fluent), Yaqay (semi-fluent), Gogodala (semi-fluent), Kiwai (semi-fluent), Hamtui (semi-fluent), Menya (semi-fluent), Yagwoia (semi-fluent), Guhu-Samane (semi-fluent), Orokaiva (semi-fluent), Ewage (semi-fluent), Bukiyip (semi-fluent), Mufian (semi-fluent), Olo (semi-fluent), Abelam (semi-fluent), Boiken (semi-fluent), Kwaya (semi-fluent), Kombat (semi-fluent), Toaripi (semi-fluent), Dadibi (semi-fluent), Terei (semi-fluent), and Naasioi (semi-fluent)

Religion: Lutheran

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Fun Facts and Additional Information

Physical Description

Papua New Guinea is five foot one in height and a physical age of twenty-one. She has dark brown eyes and kinky black hair in an Afro.

While in country form, her skin is that of her flag, with the black traveling down the rest of her body. She has the Southern Cross on her chest and her arms and legs are red.

In human form, she looks Melanesian, with her largest ethnic groups being Melanesians, Papuans, Micronesians, and Polynesian

Papua New Guinea is broad-shouldered. As she has not visibly transitioned, she looks male.

Animal Features

Papua New Guinea has the traits of a Raggiana Bird of Paradise with wings, feathered ears and neck, and tail feathers. Her wingspan is eight foot six. She gained these traits on July 1, 1971.

Historical Description

Papua New Guinea has looked the same for her entire history, aside from the addition of her animal traits on 1971.

From July 1, 1949 to July 1, 1971, Papua New Guinea had a dulled Australian flag.