Germanic vs Romance

[Root]

Definitely the Romance world. Socially, anthropologically, linguistically etc
:3

[jingorex]

Germanic




Romantic

[black hole]

Germanic indefinitely.Germanic and Slavic cultures are basically cousins.

I have said multiple times how South Western/Romance culture is very unattractive to me.

True.



Germanic-Baltic-Slavic. Blonde and cold

Celtic-Romance-Hellenic. Brunette and warm

[Dandelion]

Germanic




Romantic

Skadi would still accept you. You just hide your non-Germanic ancestors and emphasise the Anglo culture you have.

[Insuperable]

I voted for Romance because I thought this is another thread of yours asking where we would rather live and then I saw it is about subracial types.

[Lightshade25]

Germanic indefinitely. Germanic and Slavic cultures are basically cousins.

I have said multiple times how South Western/Romance culture is very unattractive to me.

I don't think the feeling is mutual

[Dandelion]

I voted for Romance because I thought this is another thread of yours asking where we would rather live and then I saw it is about subracial types.

And that would change your vote in favour of Germanics, because you like Faelid-looking women?

[Dandelion]

I don't think the feeling is mutual

Well, anti-Slavism isn't that prominent in Germanic countries. Of course Germanicness, culturally, isn't even widely accepted as a concept to begin with. Among the broad lines there is something to it I think, but it's not the be all end all.

I'm surprised by Linebacker though. He often mistrust Western Europeans for our more domesticated state we're supposedly in. But I've also seen him write positive things about Germany. And this is about culture and history too, in the end.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Yeah, but I'm talking about preferences in how they are like. If you move to Germany, you'll learn German (example for it's my favourite Germanic language).

I don't care much about usefulness. In their respectful countries they are anyway.

You're entitled to not like the languages but to say that one is logical and other is not logical is a fallacious argument from a linguistic perspective, there's no such thing as illogical languages. They are always logical from the native speaker's perspective.

[Dandelion]

You're entitled to not like the languages but to say that one is logical and other is not logical is a fallacious argument from a linguistic perspective, there's no such thing as illogical languages. They are always logical from the native speaker's perspective.

Well, I've just repeated a statement made by an Italian woman on YouTube. Creating words on the fly is more of a Germanic thing because of our use of compounds I think. Like the word 'mysterious', you'd have to dig deeper for its etymology. In German that's just 'geheimnisvoll', literally 'full of secrets'. In that way I think there is something to this argument.