Ethnicities You "Vibe" With

[dviz]

Vlachs in general, like Tatars (Chinese Vlachs), Hungarians (Austrian Vlachs), Greeks (the original Vlachs).

[Anglo-Celtic]

I don't vibe with ethnicities. That's pathetic as fuck.

Thanks for your reply. Now, feel free to GFY.

[Italicus]

My mother told me when I was in pre-school (two years of pre-school because I went when I was 3) I got along very well with the Chinese kids. Perhaps a spiritual connection to the Chinese? When I was 13 I wrote a book report on a biography of Confucious.

I got in a fight with an Indian kid (he hit me first) and so I don't like Indians. There is no spiritual connection to Indians.

Aww, thanks Colonel

[Italicus]

More or less same for me. Balkan Turks and Balkanite immigrants are the ones that I most vibe with in Turkey.
I don’t like people from Hatay. Almost everyone I've met there is a no good scumbag. I’ve even beaten up one long story.

What about Sivas or Trabzon?

[hazmatnik]

I usually vibe with people not ethnicities, but my best friends i can call day and night and ask for help and vice versa are Serbs, Bulgarians and Albanians.

[Odelia]

Greeks, lebanese, serbs, filipinos, vietnamese, maltese

[Sarin]

No specific . Had Biharis , Kashmiris , Mallus etc. in friend list back in the day apart from Punjabis . All fastly boils down to one's personality for me . Don't vibe with pottymouths & lowlife jerks . Which I noticed among all including Punjabis .

[Labriego]

Now I'm quite intrigued: I thought your mom's whole family were converted jews... Has she ever told you what made her convert to catholicism?

When my mom graduated she went on vacation to France, Spain and Portugal with her best friend. One of the places they visited was the sanctuary of Fátima. My mother at that time was a practicing Jew and she came simply out of scientific curiosity. However, that day she had a very personal mystical experience, she never wanted to tell us completely what she consisted of, but from that moment on she dedicated herself to studying Catholicism in depth and, finally, at the age of 22 she received the baptism. This did not sit well with my grandparents, especially my grandfather, who cut off all relations with my mother, considering her dead (this in Judaism is called "shiva"), even though my aunts maintained a relationship with my mother behind their backs. Finally when I was born my grandparents and my mother reconciled.

[BrandenburgGaming]

pretty much all german speakers except austrians for some reason. Frisians and the dutch are some of the best people ive known, otherwise czechs, latvians, romanians and technically colombians but ive only ever known one. The vietnamese are alright as well.

Ive only ever had bad personal experiences with albanians now that i am thinking about it (besides the usual suspects)

[Dardanos]

Albanians, balkan people in general i have even serbian friends, if we don't mix politics and nationalism they are pretty chill, italians, greeks,turks.... i have meet some Iberians and they are quite ok