A unbiased perspective from a European person in Afghanistan ( SHE BLENDS IN?!!)

['owight Gavnah]

is this proof that myanthro and me and many afghans are CLEARLY not lying about the phenotypes of afghans? This a quote from a woman who travelled to Kabul, and this is what she had to say regarding phenotypes:

"I have to say, the Afghan people must be among the most consistently beautiful people I’ve ever seen. It is rare to see an Afghan who is not striking. So many cultures and ethnicities converge in this place – I’ve been told by several Afghans that I look like I belong, which I find extremely flattering! A few people have even mistaken me for an Afghan. Light eyes and blonde streaks and all. Even my round features seem to be consistent with some of the various ethnicities here."

Oh and don't worry I'll post the link.

http://salaamafghanistan.blogspot.co...jshir.html?m=1

[Drawing-slim]

No one doubts that afghans are a handsome aryan race. People dont take under consideration that they work out to much on the sun thus their wrincled faces but that only adds to cool character of hard afghan warrior look.

['owight Gavnah]

No one doubts that afghans are a handsome aryan race. People dont take under consideration that they work out to much on the sun thus their wrincled faces but that only adds to cool character of hard afghan warrior look.

Very true indeed, thank you for the positive reply

[Myanthropologies]

I've never seen this till now, but it's good to see a foreign tourist shed a positive light on such a war torn country, regardless of whether or not she fits in.

[crazyladybutterfly]

how many people went in afghanistan as tourists? is it hard? for example planning a travel to baghdad is a bureocratic nightmare

[Myanthropologies]

how many people went in afghanistan as tourists? is it hard? for example planning a travel to baghdad is a bureocratic nightmare

Lol yes it's hard. My cousin went to school there for two years and said that they had bomb drills twice. It depends on where you visit though. Some parts are actually just fine.

[Kamal900]

My Pakistani friend, who happens to be Punjabi, told me that I would get mistaken for a Pathan if I went there and spoke Urdu.

[crazyladybutterfly]

Lol yes it's hard. My cousin went to school there for two years and said that they had bomb drills twice. It depends on where you visit though. Some parts are actually just fine.

i know it isnt the safest country , im just talking about travelling there.

['owight Gavnah]

My Pakistani friend, who happens to be Punjabi, told me that I would get mistaken for a Pathan if I went there and spoke Urdu.

You mean Pashto, Urdu is the national language but afghans don't speak that! Send me a pic? Many Palestinians could pass for afghans.

[Kamal900]

You mean Pashto, Urdu is the national language but afghans don't speak that! Send me a pic? Many Palestinians could pass for afghans.

Here:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post4596814