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Yes



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Very happy! I am only sad that I can’t pass our nice I2a cause I have 2 X chromosomes. But an anthropologist once said that women have a subtle tendency to go for men of their father‘s haplogroups (kinda natural Oedipus/Electra complex). My first 2 boyfriends were also I2a, confirming the rule.First one was from Lviv, second from Novi Sad. We were far away from each other but united by haplogroup.


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I don't care about it anymore neither about passing it or whatever





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Yes, it is found among Albanians, Greeks, Aromanians, Romanians, Macedonians, and Bulgarians. The oldest branches of R1b-Z2105 are found in Gheg Albanians. It was part of the first migration of the Yamnaya into Europe and has been present in the Balkans since the Bronze Age. It is one of the four haplogroups or subclades that make up the majority in Albanians. It gave rise to the Proto-Greeks, Illyrians, Thracians, Dacians, Phrygians, and Paeonians.
About 50 km from where I live, two skeletons with my haplogroup were found, dating from the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age. One was discovered on the Albania–Kosovo border and the other in Macedonia. So my ancestors have not moved much since the Bronze Age.
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Is what it is, I cant actually remember what exactly my mt is since I took it ages ago and no longer have the results. Still gotta check on that. According to what a male relative on my Dad's side got, that one makes alotta sense. At the end of the day, the idea that some random dude or dudette from 30000 years ago defines you is wild to me, but go off.


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