Saddened

[Occiput in Starlight]

My uncle confirmed to me that all my ancestry along both my maternal and paternal lines hails from Montenegro & Herzegovina.

My paternal grandfather's line neither hails from nor is longstanding in Eastern Serbia. They are Montenegrins.

I will always love Vlachs. If anything this shock has shown me that I am a true Balkan Romance aficionado because the love remains. The adrenaline. The whispers in the dark. I can feel it flowing through me right now.

[nittionia]

this feels like when i found out blue raspberry flavor is just raspberry. sending prayers and tender hugs

[Occiput in Starlight]

this feels like when i found out blue raspberry flavor is just raspberry. sending prayers and tender hugs

Cheers, nittionia.

One day at a time.

[Sorab12]

My uncle confirmed to me that all my ancestry along both my maternal and paternal lines hails from Montenegro & Herzegovina.

My paternal grandfather's line neither hails from nor is longstanding in Eastern Serbia. They are Montenegrins.

I will always love Vlachs. If anything this shock has shown me that I am a true Balkan Romance aficionado because the love remains. The adrenaline. The whispers in the dark. I can feel it flowing through me right now.

I served during my military service with few Vlachs from eastern Serbia .One of them was named Michelangelo .He explained me later that his parents were both artists .All of them spoke Serbian with strange accent so you can notice that Serbian is not their mother tongue .But Michelangelo was very talkative and a funny guy .

[Varda]

I served during my military service with few Vlachs from eastern Serbia .One of them was named Michelangelo .He explained me later that his parents were both artists .All of them spoke Serbian with strange accent so you can notice that Serbian is not their mother tongue .But Michelangelo was very talkative and a funny guy .

I knew few Vlachs from the school days.
In general i noticed when Vlachs speak Serbian language, they often speak somehow through their nose. Younger generations of Vlachs usually speak only Serbian.

[Sorab12]

I knew few Vlachs from the school days.
In general i noticed when Vlachs speak Serbian language, they often speak somehow through their nose. Younger generations of Vlachs usually speak only Serbian.

But Serbs and Vlachs in eastern Serbia are usually bilingual .Only Romanian/Vlach words one them thought me is che fache

[Varda]

My uncle confirmed to me that all my ancestry along both my maternal and paternal lines hails from Montenegro & Herzegovina.

My paternal grandfather's line neither hails from nor is longstanding in Eastern Serbia. They are Montenegrins.

I will always love Vlachs. If anything this shock has shown me that I am a true Balkan Romance aficionado because the love remains. The adrenaline. The whispers in the dark. I can feel it flowing through me right now.

Dinaric origin in eastern Serbia is not common as in western Serbia and Šumadija, but it's not that rare. One my friend from eastern Serbia say his paternal great-grandfather came from western Montenegro. He is 3/4 Serb and 1/4 Vlach (his grandma was Vlajna).

Stevan Sinđelić had roots from Herzegovina or Montenegro (he looked super Dinaric), i visited village where he is born https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevan_Sinđelić
Same goes for Hajduk Veljko https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajduk_Veljko

[Occiput in Starlight]

I served during my military service with few Vlachs from eastern Serbia .One of them was named Michelangelo .He explained me later that his parents were both artists .All of them spoke Serbian with strange accent so you can notice that Serbian is not their mother tongue .But Michelangelo was very talkative and a funny guy .

My father told me a story how during his military service he and his colleagues had to plant rabbits in the fields to make a base more pastoral for some visiting general or commander or what have you.

He also told me a story of how another general/commander caught him and his colleagues drinking spirits surreptitiously.

The general played along with them for a while then declared himself thirsty and asked to partake of the water in their bottle.

[Sorab12]

Dinaric origin in eastern Serbia is not common as in western Serbia and Šumadija, but it's not that rare. One my friend from eastern Serbia say his paternal great-grandfather came from western Montenegro. He is 3/4 Serb and 1/4 Vlach (his grandma was Vlajna).

Stevan Sinđelić had roots from Herzegovina or Montenegro (he looked super Dinaric), i visited village where he is born https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevan_Sinđelić
Same goes for Hajduk Veljko https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajduk_Veljko

I dont know about the drawings of of Stevan Sindjelić (dolichocepalic not brachycepahalic dinaric )and romanticized maybe which dont correspond with with his actuall skull remains looks dinarocromagnid if it is actually his in Čegar .Same goes for Hajduk Veljko .Compare this drawing which looks very realistic to painting of his in wiki.

[Sorab12]

Judging from this drawing of Stevan Sindjelić although is b/w his eyes seem light and cant tell his actuall hair color .My classification would be Atlantid with CM and dinaroid although refined nose