How can I be "european" and be this dark? Serious -haha

[Alexandro]

Luso has many things, that apart would not be so exotic, but that all together make it quite peculiar, just being dark skinned is not the main "exotic" feature, or facial traits, but both together...

I would not say that Luso is the average Iberian in terms of appearance, but I do say that it´s common in Iberian peninsula some of his traits:dark-hair, dark eyes,and ease of tanning although in a rather extreme way (tanning I mean).

And anyway,I like Luso, so my opinion is very biased in favor of him.

Luso is one of my favorite members too, I like him a lot when he's not going on about how ""exotic"" he is.

I don't really think his facial features are so atypical, but his skin being that dark untanned (I can't even tan that dark in the middle of August or July and I'm already a little darker than average myself) certainly is. He's not typical, but I doubt anyone would question his background if he went to Portugal and could speak fluent Portuguese....either way it doesn't really matter and there are more important things in life than the color of your skin or whatever bullshit.

[gixajo]

Luso is one of my favorite members too, I like him a lot when he's not going on about how ""exotic"" he is.

I don't really think his facial features are so atypical, but his skin being that dark untanned (I can't even tan that dark in the middle of August or July and I'm already a little darker than average myself) certainly is. He's not typical, but I doubt anyone would question his background if he went to Portugal and could speak fluent Portuguese....either way it doesn't really matter and there are more important things in life than the color of your skin or whatever bullshit.

I like Luso, but i don´t like so many threads about the same issue.

I am bald, and I do not open threads saying that I am bald continually (although I always mention my baldness, because it is fun).

Iba a dejar este foro, y al final me veo opinando de temas que son precisamente los que quiero evitar.

[Defcon2]

What makes it atypical? I constantly see people very similar to him.

[Tutankhamun]

I don't see the relation between me saying Luso isn't typical and me being obsessed with blondism and northern europeans. But brazilian logics never ceased to amaze me.

When I say that you are obsessed with blondism that's exactly why, do you treat your fellow compatriot as a stranger, almost like a foreigner, just because he is "dark"? I highly doubt if Luso had Nordic features and was blond you would treat him like that. And what is it to be "atypical" for you? Luso would not be seen as a foreigner anywhere in Portugal, you forget that the world is not like this forum.

[Incal]

What makes it atypical? I constantly see people very similar to him.

More than pigmentation (which is within range to me) it's the chinky eyes.

[Incal]

When I say that you are obsessed with blondism that's exactly why, do you treat your fellow compatriot as a stranger, almost like a foreigner, just because he is "dark"? I highly doubt if Luso had Nordic features and was blond you would treat him like that. And what is it to be "atypical" for you? Luso would not be seen as a foreigner anywhere in Portugal, you forget that the world is not like this forum.

He's American, so he's a foreigner indeed.

[Jana]

I'll make a thread about my uncle (who is genetically central Euro) who is as dark/exotic as Luso, to show some retards how swarthy Europeans are native to the continent and not limited to Sicily or whatever at all.
Get out of your basements and travel some more.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...arsolina-uncle

[Tutankhamun]

He's American, so he's a foreigner indeed.

Didn't he say he was born in Portugal? well, but he is the son of Portuguese parents anyway.

[Damião de Góis]

When I say that you are obsessed with blondism that's exactly why, do you treat your fellow compatriot as a stranger, almost like a foreigner, just because he is "dark"? I highly doubt if Luso had Nordic features and was blond you would treat him like that. And what is it to be "atypical" for you? Luso would not be seen as a foreigner anywhere in Portugal, you forget that the world is not like this forum.

He is not my compatriot and he is a foreigner (he is american and doesn't speak the language). But that's not relevant here, he is portuguese genetically and has portuguese parents.

If he had nordic features and had the same repetitive behaviour i would tell him the same things. That he is not typical.

Being atypical means not looking like most people. I tought that was easy to understand.

But please, expand more on my obsession with north eurpeans and blondism. I really want to see that brazilian logic at work.

[Incal]

I really want to see that brazilian logic at work.

lol