MH genetic groups new find

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hey i today i was lookin again at my results on MH and i find this genetic grours thing in HIGH they put my result in some Romani in Romania, Serbia (Vojvodina) and in Hungary
Romani in Croatia, Hungary, Romania and in Moldova
Romani in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria and in Romania

so im not balkan turk or half balkan turk just half bulgarian half roma or my father was mixed so im only 20% roma and i dont get that south asia genes just balkans and european genes and my skin is not dark just get super tan when i harvest that vitamin D in bulgarina 45C summers sheeeeeeeeeeeeeit

tbh i was adopted and also i never truly belongs to anyone also here dark skined people never do any harm to me , even dakr skined girls wanna be whit me im not happy because i cant fit and get good job only hope of mine is when africa and india is 90% of the people in this shity planet i will be in peace and prosperity xD

and i was put for adoption bc racism and stupid comunist laws also boomers didnt like whores and one night stands and single mothers so im here verry happy and i like you so much ready to pay taxes

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Cool

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can you speak romani language ?

[Mortimer]

can you speak romani language ?

No im a kucevni cigan from voivodina in english that translates to domiciled gypsy we speak serbian

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i cant imagine to be roma in serbia maybe romania is best

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i cant imagine to be roma in serbia maybe romania is best

us in Romania are all Roma, that's what the name of the country comes from.

but there are Roma and even more than Romania as percentage in for example Bulgaria or Slovakia.

in numbers they're more in Romania because Romania is 20 million people country, Bulgaria and Slovakia are around 6 million.

ex-Yugo has many Roma as well, to the point that in the 80s and 90s they were stereotyped as Roma by Italians for example, before the Roma in Romania started to go in the West.

in general the Balkans have good Roma numbers all the way up to Czechoslovakia and Western Ukraine.

in Romania Roma are maybe best positioned among all these countries - when they integrate, have a job, live like any other citizen, the Roma identification stops, both from them and from Romanians. they heavily intermarry to Romanians at all social class levels. you can see them in all types of jobs like any other citizen. the image of the Roma as just a very traditional and backward person dressed in ethnic clothing is a great exaggeration, but that seems to be the image of most people outside the Balkans. my current crush is a girl of full Roma background but she has better job than me for example and is a valuable member of the community (and top level looks), like many others are. the more they're integrated the less anyone cares about their Roma background, for many it's actually something somewhat culturally interesting. that's how you see Romania isn't as racist as other places, as vast majority of people don't care about ethnic/blood/DNA origins of others, but judge them by social fitness. which anyway is sometimes exaggerated and I don't support seing people in the lower classes as bad, and I don't like the upper classes do that, but I just wanted to stress that blood origin is not THE criterion for Romanians, so the mindset is not racist.


regarding MyHeritage: my dad has Poland as group and my maternal grandma (so, the other side of the family, unrelated to dad) has Western Ukraine. so you don't have to take it that literally. if they assigned you to a group it doesn't 100% mean you descend from that, I suppose. if you're adopted you should have access to data of your parents and you can investigate a bit if you're interested. and I understand that would be important for an adopted person but also think about this: all us who know our roots and relatives and what for, I mean we will make friend with the people we like, not with our relatives. family ties are so overrated in the Balkans, people are made to live in a community, not in a clan

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us in Romania are all Roma, that's what the name of the country comes from.

but there are Roma and even more than Romania as percentage in for example Bulgaria or Slovakia.

in numbers they're more in Romania because Romania is 20 million people country, Bulgaria and Slovakia are around 6 million.

ex-Yugo has many Roma as well, to the point that in the 80s and 90s they were stereotyped as Roma by Italians for example, before the Roma in Romania started to go in the West.

in general the Balkans have good Roma numbers all the way up to Czechoslovakia and Western Ukraine.

in Romania Roma are maybe best positioned among all these countries - when they integrate, have a job, live like any other citizen, the Roma identification stops, both from them and from Romanians. they heavily intermarry to Romanians at all social class levels. you can see them in all types of jobs like any other citizen. the image of the Roma as just a very traditional and backward person dressed in ethnic clothing is a great exaggeration, but that seems to be the image of most people outside the Balkans. my current crush is a girl of full Roma background but she has better job than me for example and is a valuable member of the community (and top level looks), like many others are. the more they're integrated the less anyone cares about their Roma background, for many it's actually something somewhat culturally interesting. that's how you see Romania isn't as racist as other places, as vast majority of people don't care about ethnic/blood/DNA origins of others, but judge them by social fitness. which anyway is sometimes exaggerated and I don't support seing people in the lower classes as bad, and I don't like the upper classes do that, but I just wanted to stress that blood origin is not THE criterion for Romanians, so the mindset is not racist.


regarding MyHeritage: my dad has Poland as group and my maternal grandma (so, the other side of the family, unrelated to dad) has Western Ukraine. so you don't have to take it that literally. if they assigned you to a group it doesn't 100% mean you descend from that, I suppose. if you're adopted you should have access to data of your parents and you can investigate a bit if you're interested. and I understand that would be important for an adopted person but also think about this: all us who know our roots and relatives and what for, I mean we will make friend with the people we like, not with our relatives. family ties are so overrated in the Balkans, people are made to live in a community, not in a clan


bro im top on looks too and that that saved me to have comfy place in the fuckin sun also have sex n sheit i live near romania so i see alot of dark romanians whit light skined ones and they are frens and like each other here in bulgaria ppl dont do that tbh booomers are mad that their sons cant have sex and reproduce but me poor filthy motherless gypsy can sheeeeeeeeeit i wish i was in romania and have tatar gf

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bro im top on looks too and that that saved me to have comfy place in the fuckin sun also have sex n sheit i live near romania so i see alot of dark romanians whit light skined ones and they are frens and like each other here in bulgaria ppl dont do that tbh booomers are mad that their sons cant have sex and reproduce but me poor filthy motherless gypsy can sheeeeeeeeeit i wish i was in romania and have tatar gf

there's no border anymore, you can just go to Tatar region of Romania next to you, you're closed than me xD


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0Bc0nwSerM

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one day when i try Tinder i get romanian mathes bc live near border whit them i rly dont fit anywhere