Was curious but had some questions

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You can pass in Southern Europe. If I saw you in Poland I'd probably think you're Turkish.

you don't think I look like a young hebrew boy?

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ugh as you can see, in some of those photos the lightning makes me look darker then I am. I used to have blonde hair

oh lawd this site is buggy

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I can smell the gefilte your way, OP.

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Are you a Mountain Jew?

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I can smell the gefilte your way, OP.

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Are you a Mountain Jew?

[Abti]

No, I guess.

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No, I guess.

I don't think I am a mountain jew, I mostly get northwestern european on ancestry tests. But if I were an "ashkenazi jew" then it would most likely show up since they were most widely tested ethnic group of jews. It just doesn't really make sense I guess, like I have some features that only the jews really have, but I don't quite look like any of the jews I have looked at. This guy on reddit was a self identified jew but he only got 1% jewish on ancestry, and he said it's because only ashkenazi really shows and that he was a mountain jew. I don't know exactly how genetics works, like if I have some really dominant features from some distant jewish ancestry or if I am actually still jewish and it just doesn't show up on ancestry, but it's stranger still because it shows up as northwestern european predominately.

I am pretty sure it has something to do with dominant/recessive genes, but I don't really feel like studying it.
I posted it already but I kind of have similar features to the actor from last kingdom who is German, I think that's why I could look east indian, because I have some german ancestry, but likewise it could also be because I might be jewish but in a totally different way that hardly exists anymore,

Adam Driver is a good example, I was really suprised when I found out he was supposedly northwestern european

so I don't know, I just wonder if out of the large population of europeans if there are some who have similair features or what the explanation would be.

[Abti]

I don't think I am a mountain jew, I mostly get northwestern european on ancestry tests. But if I were an "ashkenazi jew" then it would most likely show up since they were most widely tested ethnic group of jews. It just doesn't really make sense I guess, like I have some features that only the jews really have, but I don't quite look like any of the jews I have looked at. This guy on reddit was a self identified jew but he only got 1% jewish on ancestry, and he said it's because only ashkenazi really shows and that he was a mountain jew. I don't know exactly how genetics works, like if I have some really dominant features from some distant jewish ancestry or if I am actually still jewish and it just doesn't show up on ancestry, but it's stranger still because it shows up as northwestern european predominately.

I am pretty sure it has something to do with dominant/recessive genes, but I don't really feel like studying it.
I posted it already but I kind of have similar features to the actor from last kingdom who is German, I think that's why I could look east indian, because I have some german ancestry, but likewise it could also be because I might be jewish but in a totally different way that hardly exists anymore,

Adam Driver is a good example, I was really suprised when I found out he was supposedly northwestern european

so I don't know, I just wonder if out of the large population of europeans if there are some who have similair features or what the explanation would be.

Ah, so you’re still Jewish no?

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Ah, so you’re still Jewish no?

I know nothing of any possible jewish heritage.

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I am german and scandinavian!

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