What kind of people do you find the most attractive?

[Bluehawk]

No, I said the language is closer than the genetics, ergo they should not be grouped together.

 

[Veli-Matti]

Lol, what? Hungarians are grouped under the same term: Finno-Ugric. I don't know what else to say since you don't seem to want to accept that fact, just look it up. Doesn't matter how closely related all the countries' people are, they sure are related enough to be grouped under the same term.

 

[Verbeek]

I quite like Aryan people myself.

 

[cwr]

Mostly white girls, especially like died hair. Indians are decent also, sometimes, but not the stereotype.

 

[An Irish Noob]

Both Cersei and Jaime Lannister of course.

 

[Bluehawk]

Lol, what? Hungarians are grouped under the same term: Finno-Ugric. I don't know what else to say since you don't seem to want to accept that fact, just look it up. Doesn't matter how closely related all the countries' people are, they sure are related enough to be grouped under the same term.

The thread is about appearances, and you're using a linguistic term. If you really think Finns and Hungarians look alike, then I likewise "don't know what else to say."

 

[Veli-Matti]

Well, ''Finno-Ugric'' is commonly used as an ethno-linguistic term, which means both language and genetics. If that is erroneous or not, I don't know.

However, I read a bit more about Hungarians and it appears that you might actually right. Genetically, the Hungarians are basically almost Bulgarian (Bulgarian being the largest %), with only about 16% being Finno-Ugric. I always assumed they belonged to the same genetic group since they're also speaking a Finno-Ugric language, oh well.

 

[Anthropoid]

Anyway here's a composite image of North Indian women

Curious to hear more about this composite.

As far as language and genetics . . . often times one is as useful for predicting the other as vice versa. But Bluehawk's point that being in the language group is not useful for predicting those specific phenotypes might well be true.

Despite my entrained skepticism about social or geographic groups having discrete "modes" as far as appearance goes, I cannot help but reach similar conclusions. When I was in Botswana, I was able to distinguish people of Shona background from people of Tswana background pretty readily and of course Khoisan people look very distinctive to all the Bantu groups.

The anthropologists seem to want to tell us that these apparent "physical types" are erroneous, and maybe they are in many cases. But in my experience there is clumping of phenotype by ethnicity/language/whatever.

 

[Goker]

female people.

You sexist *******! For years I thought I had a chance with you and you reject me because I'm not female? 

 

[ancalimon]

Well, ''Finno-Ugric'' is commonly used as an ethno-linguistic term, which means both language and genetics. If that is erroneous or not, I don't know.

However, I read a bit more about Hungarians and it appears that you might actually right. Genetically, the Hungarians are basically almost Bulgarian (Bulgarian being the largest %), with only about 16% being Finno-Ugric. I always assumed they belonged to the same genetic group since they're also speaking a Finno-Ugric language, oh well.

Three of the four main groups that formed Hungarians are Turks. Onogur (Ten arrow people), Huns and Khazars. Ugors are a combination of Ogurs and Finns (so they also are related to Turks). Their relationship with Bulgarians is related with Bulgarians consisting mostly of Ogur people in the past.

 

[Sir Saladin]

female people.

You sexist *******! For years I thought I had a chance with you and you reject me because I'm not female? 

The question only asks what kind of people you find the most attractive and isn't about being exclusive. For example, your favorite flower could be the dandelion but you could still love lillies too.

The Cimmerians were the ancient ancestors of blue-eyed, dark haired Irish people and are also Turkish.

 

[rebelsquirrell]

Dead

 

[Jhessail]

This is a weird thread.

 

[Tancred_de_Houdan]

Before the time when the oceans drank Atlantis and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there was an age undreamed of.

And unto this,  Turknan, destined to bear the jewelled crown of Tengri upon a troubled brow.

It is I, his chronichler, who alone can tell thee of his saga.

Let me tell you of the days of high adventure!

 

[Captured Joe]

Tell us.

 

[Tancred_de_Houdan]

Tell us.

Watch Conan the Barbarian, there you will learn history of Turk.



Anyway! As I mentioned "mixed" is who I am attracted to.
Which is either closely mixed (North+South European) or distantly say Wodaabe+North European.

Also - not sure where this genetic Jewishness comes in or where to fit it, but also I like people who seem to have recent Jewish ancestry.
Such as the Australian actress Claudia Black (who apparently mentioned being of.. etc)

 

[Captured Joe]

I already watched the Ancalimon's cut...

 

[Anarion]

Before the time when the oceans drank Atlantis and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there was an age undreamed of.

And unto this,  Turknan, destined to bear the jewelled crown of Tengri upon a troubled brow.

It is I, his chronichler, who alone can tell thee of his saga.

Let me tell you of the days of high adventure!

You forgot "Know, O prince..."

 

[ancalimon]

Seeing that people misunderstood me, much before that, tribes that formed the Hungarians were the following:
Megyer (Finno-Ugric people) + Yarmat, Tarjan, Kurt, Jenö, Ker, Keszi (these were all Turks)

 

[Captured Joe]

What about the Pechenecs and Huns?