Are you happy with your haplogroups?

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Originally Posted by Myanthropologies

I'm nit unhappy with mine, but I'm disappointed in being an outlier and not sharing the haplogroup of the people who brought ethnicity their culture and language. However, it doesn't matter, because my haplogroup is still unique, and it originates in the Caucausus, which is where most of my dna comes from anyways. I still have significant ancestry from the people who gave my ethnicity their culture and language. Haplogroups don't mean everything.

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you should be happy haplogroup G is cool
you gave farming to Europe ......

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Originally Posted by kingjohn

you should be happy haplogroup G is cool
you gave farming to Europe ......

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Well I'm not necessairly unhappy, I accept it for what it is, but I am learning to embrace it.

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Originally Posted by Myanthropologies

disappointed in being an outlier and not sharing the haplogroup of the people who brought ethnicity their culture and language.

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Oportunist!

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Haplogroups don't mean everything.

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ORD!

Pretty happy with my Y DNA. Abot my mtDNA i still trying to discover where it was originated exactly as the answers are pretty diverse.

Damn right I am

i dont know i really dont like having a common western celtic haplo group
its not very suprising or exciting..

I dont mind it but I kinda wanted to be R1a :)

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Originally Posted by greasycaveman

i dont know i really dont like having a common western celtic haplo group
its not very suprising or exciting..

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your a typical good ol boy whats wrong with that

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

Yes and no. Mine is a rare subclade so if anyone ever matches with me I am certain about it being really related. No because its way 2 rare so i havnt really learned much from it.

I don't know. It is kinda expected and boring, a typical R1a from Eastern Europe. But matches are quite interesting: from Pakistan to Scotland.