Ancestry DNA UPDATE (2022 August)

[Benyzero]

Wooooow!!! I love your results!

I love your forehead

[Gergő Marosvári]

I love your forehead

szexi mi?
nagy mint egy tepsi

[Benyzero]

szexi mi?
nagy mint egy tepsi

Imádom

[Ratmir]

Ho hum. One percent here. One percent there. Useless upgrade.

Wow, you have almost all the major White American ancestries. I assume you are ca. 50% British/Irish, 25% Southern Italian and 25% Polish, right? Maybe something else but more minor and distant.

[Slavic Italian]

Wow, you have almost all the major White American ancestries. I assume you are ca. 50% British/Irish, 25% Southern Italian and 25% Polish, right? Maybe something else but more minor and distant.

I'm mixed Slav. My ancestors lived in Mazovia, Poland, Grodno Region, Belarus, Poltava, Kherson, Chernihiv in Ukraine. St Pete and Moscow in Russia. Some other places as well but those are primary. I learned a lot about my origins these past four or five months. I think if you go back and like at the entire picture they were Pomeranians. I had an ancestor in Stettin who was a soldier of the Third Reich. I am in process of getting his records from Germany.

[Ratmir]

I'm mixed Slav. My ancestors lived in Mazovia, Poland, Grodno Region, Belarus, Poltava, Kherson, Chernihiv in Ukraine. St Pete and Moscow in Russia. Some other places as well but those are primary. I learned a lot about my origins these past four or five months. I think if you go back and like at the entire picture they were Pomeranians. I had an ancestor in Stettin who was a soldier of the Third Reich. I am in process of getting his records from Germany.

I see but you are only 1/4 Eastern European, as it were. I assume it's still considered Polish American for practical purposes.

[Slavic Italian]

I see but you are only 1/4 Eastern European, as it were. I assume it's still considered Polish American for practical purposes.

I don't see it that way. I've never been called a Polish American...........ever. Yes. I am more Germanic autosomally.

[Ratmir]

I don't see it that way. I've never been called a Polish American...........ever. Yes. I am more Germanic autosomally.

Well, not you, your grandparent was Polish American basically. Polish is the most common Slavic/Eastern European ancestry in the United States. You can only be described as white, maybe Catholic but nonetheless too mixed to fit nto one ethnic box. America has its own culture and history anyway.

[Slavic Italian]

Well, not you, your grandparent was Polish American basically. Polish is the most common Slavic/Eastern European ancestry in the United States. You can only be described as white, maybe Catholic but nonetheless too mixed to fit nto one ethnic box. America has its own culture and history anyway.

I'm not Catholic and all you Euros are mixed as well. You just choose to ignore it. Some of these so called Slavic ancestors were born in Düsseldorf.

[Ratmir]

I'm not Catholic and all you Euros are mixed as well. You just choose to ignore it.

I disagree. A typical European doesn't have grandparents from 3-4 different countries like you do. You are literally a mix of West, East and South. Nothing wrong with that, White American identity exists for people like you, not for a Bavarian, Basque, Kashubian or a Welshman.