Could this Lithuanian girl actually pass in East Asia

[JGram42]

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Lithuanian girl from the 23andme subreddit says she's been confused for being a hapa several times before.
https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/comments/w82duk/ive_been_getting_comments_that_i_look_east_asian/
Some people on here say that DNA tests have been faked on here before but she has also has other photos on her account as well so interpret it as you will.

[Roy]

I do not see her pictures neither here or in that reddit thread.

Ok, nevermind I found them on reddit. She indeed looks Asian, but not East Asian.

[JGram42]

I do not see her pictures neither here or in that reddit thread.

Ok, nevermind I found them on reddit. She indeed looks Asian, but not East Asian.

Yep, I just edited it again to make sure the photos are visible. Also just noticed I accidentally posted this thread twice. Might be a computer glitch on my end I think.

[PlattitüdenPaule]

Indeed looks Hapa. With that tiny amount of EA she scores it has to be a Lipka Tatar ancestor from ages past reincarnating in her, which would also explain that trace dna in the first place.

Edit: she reminds me a bit of Isabell Fuhrmann though who is of Irish and Russian Jewish descent but looks more Euro than op.

[Khinerai]

No, could pass in siberia

[Jambudvīpa]

goes to show why DNA tests don't necessarily mean anything, looks Central Asian to me

[NSXD60]

Easily pass in Japan.

[Khinerai]

Easily pass in Japan.

Lol

[JGram42]

Indeed looks Hapa. With that tiny amount of EA she scores it has to be a Lipka Tatar ancestor from ages past reincarnating in her, which would also explain that trace dna in the first place.

Edit: she reminds me a bit of Isabell Fuhrmann though who is of Irish and Russian Jewish descent but looks more Euro than op.

Do you believe that small trace of Chinese DNA could explain the epicanthic folds? I know they're present within non East Asians as well but I'm curious to whether epicanthic folds can be handed down to multiple generations even if one parent doesn't have them or if it just phases out slowly.

[renisenb]

Epicanthic folds are extremely dominant.They will be handed down to multiple generations if even one ancestor has it

[Smaug]

Björkoid. If she is indeed Lithuanian, she is a true echoe of the Urals. She doesn't pass in East Adia, but would pass in Central Asia and Siberia with ease.

[renisenb]

Yes, she can definitely pass in East asia, but her nose bridge is higher than average East Asians.

[Xacal]

Looks Mongolian

[Incal]

Easily pass in Japan.

From far away she does, when I clicked the pic she could be hafu.

[Odelia]

From far away she does, when I clicked the pic she could be hafu.
She passes as kcocgib, an ethnic group in the far north of russia.

[Petalpusher]

Murphy's law somehow happens a lot more with East Asian dna i noticed.

Gedrosia 1.7 Siberian 2.04 Southeast Asian 0.54 Atlantic_Med 21.7 North_European 65.84 South Asian 0.3 East_African 0.08 Caucasus 7.81

That's her result, that's like 3% East Eurasian but there might be some elsewhere.