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Too old to classify but Norid i'd say

omg swifties meeting when

I had an Afro-Turk classmate in high school, she was entirely Black with Turkish identity.

Nobody was considering her foreigner/outsider though, her dialect and culture was pure Aegean.

I see Alpine influences on her forehead, jawline and nose.

Dinaro-Pontid

https://www.sevenreflections.com/images/biggercards/16.png

Personality comes first

Look matters but i tend to lose my interest on good looking men if i realize they are a bit off (personality and intelligence wise), on the other hand an average looking...

North Pontid + Dinarid

Do yourself a favor and quit internet for a while

Also known as neurodivergent heaven

North Pontid + Litorid

Very feminine look, could be Lana Del Rey's grandma

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n21YEsQy67E&list=RDn21YEsQy67E&index=1

Pontid + minor CM

Yes, i also realized that. Especially the ones that came from Greece do not know a single word of Albanian, since that was long time ago.

it's over for serbs

at least 4 million i'd say (including mixed ones)

and the öz türkçe equivalent is güngen

The word sad doesn't come from Turkish.

Watch means saat, not sad.

A blend of Corded, Borreby and CM, they look Slavo-Germanic.

It's true that we have millions of Albanians living here for generations, most of them are mixed (Albo-Turkish) today and they may identify as Turkish, if you mean them yes but if you generalize all...

Sounds like you'd horoscope my birth chart if i sent it to you

Austen was a quick guess, as i perceived you differently, i should have checked your avatar pic before lol

Sherlock-type stories are my favorite, maybe that's why i like the stories of Austen in...

Aralid + Pontid maybe, she looks everything but Turkish

As a former folk dancer i used to dance 4 days a week, 2-3 hours (up to 4-5 hours if we had a forthcoming contest/festival) per day from age 11 to 19.

Not anymore though, maybe for a few seconds...