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This + Blondism is not just correlated with one SNP but several

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I have noticed that some Roma/Gypsies tend to want to associate all local European semi-nomadic groups with their specific group, as if other peoples without Indian origin could not practice...

Yeah, more or least local french maybe (according the area) mixed with swiss and western german.
Local like the Irish Travellers are just Irish, genetically.

I didn't respond to Mortimer's...

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yenish_people

The Yenish (German: Jenische; French: Yéniche, Taïtch) are an itinerant group in Western Europe who live mostly in Germany, Austria, Switzerland,...

Because phenotypes evolve and are not static.

Both looks Western euro, but the second looks more robust and french (old generation, very robust, a least weak female), a WHG ish french shifted.

If you look at the bar of probable eye, hair and skin colors: it's a range of probable colors based on your genetic variations. It's not a crystal ball, but if you look at my brother's results: his...

Sharped features
Mostly Northern Euro.

Trait_Predictor_v8_2_AndreiDNA

North to Central to Southern French (ethnic)
https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2024/15/7/1713047556-frenchpredictiontrait2.jpg...

Father (Northern French):
Distance: 2.0262% / 0.02026183 | ADC: 1x RC
89.4 GALLIA
10.6 GERMANIA

Distance: 1.2547% / 0.01254687 | ADC: 0.5x RC
53.6 BRITANNIA
28.6 IBERIA
17.8 GALLIA

Being anally penetrated or sucking cock is not be “no longer a virgin”.

No longer being a virgin means for a man: making love to a woman, including vaginal penetration.

Practicing the deviance...

She is not ethnic French.

Next.

You're on my ignored list, Immanenz, so i'm not reading you

Don't quote me.

Negroid, ugly.

3-4

Doesn't look sardinian but a gipsy.
You are just blind.

Second looks more normal.

You look like my sister, but in a more "meddish" version, least gaulish or french (whatever the area).
Her nose is very french and her eyes are dark hazel. But same hair color.

Don't know

I can trace my paternal patronomic ancestors back to the 16th century: they all come from the same village (Gouy-Saint-André)

However, it could be that in a more distant way, I have a Gaulish...

Why?

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What origin would my paternal haplogroup subgroup be?
Frankish?

R-M269
>R-L23
>R-L51
>R-L52
>R-PF6538
>R-L151
>R-U106