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Could be the reason for my 2% 😁

You could be ambidextrous, which means you can either use both your hands for similar tasks or have a dedicated hand to specific tasks. My father used to write with his right but eat with his left, for example. 🙂

Sometimes it's nice to be alone, however having nobody around us i would say is against our nature :)

@@uncommonly_me yes it is, would it be different for a spouse or friend? Friend come and ago but a suppose be design to all ways be there. Well some people don’t follow that lol.

@@godneverfails8698 some people are lonely surrounded by a crowd. It's about how you feel on the inside. You could have little to no friends but never feel lonely, or just a small group of people around you and be the happiest

@@uncommonly_me yes yes! It goes with same category of person with lots of money but very depressed! For me personally I use too be like that make every one happy and surrounded by people and felt lonely and depressed but I went through lot these years and now because of The Most High I wanna live❤️

Hello!

how are you doing?

@@damionwilson8211 i'm fine, thanks! Just finished editing a short video for the next days or weeks 😊 how about you?

I mentioned this in the video too, of course the people you'rewith will influence your choices. But if you're genetically built to like it because it gives you a boost of dopamine, you might enjoy it more than whoever doesn't have those genes.

That's a long history for your ancestors! Always makes me curious to know how and why they moved from one place to another, what happened to them.. i guess we'll never know!

@@uncommonly_me Nearly half of my family is from Eastern Europe with some grandparents being adopted. What’s most interesting is that I share 11cM with this person called Khwit from Abkhazia both on MyTrueAncestry and other platforms that do ancient ancestry.

@@jonathandixon1305 that's wild! That's a cousin of yours, or second cousin!

@@uncommonly_me Distant, likely 7th-8th cousin, based on previous contacts with distant cousins on other websites.

Hola! Efectivamente! Aunque mi adn tiene raíces principalmente de la antigua Iliria (creo que estaba un poco hacia abajo, digamos entre el imperio Romano y el Griego :) también tengo ADN Romano y diferentes influencias del centro de Europa :)

Como curiosidad, hace un tiempo leí los vínculos genéticos entre los diferentes pueblos de Europa y cosa curiosa es que España con quién más vinculación genética tiene es con Francia, y la vinculación genética con Italia es menor incluso que con gente tan diferente como los británicos o los alemanes. Parece que los romanos cuando invadieron España no se mezclaron con los nativos.@@uncommonly_me

Pues sí que resulta curioso! En Rumanía diría que pasó todo lo contrarío, de la mezcla nació el pueblo rumano y du idioma :)

Fa metà anno dal video, ho imparato molto nel frattempo 🤭 i miei antenati sono principalmente illiri, corrisponde alla stessa regione di Albania e dintorni, tra l'antica Roma e l'antica Grecia :)

Crossing fingers!

Haha thanks! It's called a widow peak, and it's genetic! Both my parents have/had it 😊

I find this funny and scary at the same time! 🤪

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I agree!

Human intelligence is influenced by both genetics and environment/upbringing! Thanks for the recommendation will look into it! 🤭

Oh. I will thank my greek / ilyrian heritage for my nice golden skin during summer, I am quite fair in winter but somehow I do not burn in the sun easily!

Thanks for sharing all this 🙌 knowledge!

Apparently some other part of my heritage is ilyrian, which was located close to where your country is 🤭☺️

Seems like it, at least part of my heritage seems to be roman ☺️🧬

I guess we'll never know! ☺️ thanks for the info

Ahaha this was filmed after the summer and I do live in a coast city in Spain. After the winter my skin gets quite pale! I do have a warm undertone which i believe is from my south eastern european roots though, Italian or Greek (or the balkan countries that do have a coast, apparently that's also in my DNA and it's what this test picked up as greek - the ilyrian civilization, where Albania, Croatia are now) 😁

It would definitely make a cute design 🤭🤪

I've watched the whole video now. Well done for sharing it with the World. Your ethnicity from the DNA results are correct, you cannot deny them. Sometimes people discover things from DNA analysis that they don't like. But, in my opinion, you are what you are, good, bad and ugly. You are obviously very attractive and that is because your ancestors intermingled with people from different backgrounds. Diversity is the spice of life ! @@uncommonly_me

Really? That's interesting! Hello from Spain! ☺️

This is a lovely comment, thanks! I found myself more connected to my own heritage (I would have with whatever other heritage), it is kind of realizing that many many generations before you helped you become who you are, it definitely made me feel grateful for them and feeling I should make them proud. You being adopted, are now part of two legacies ☺️

@@uncommonly_me that is such a beautiful way of putting it thank you Lorena such a lovely name and I wish you health and happiness 💛👩🏻‍🦰

You too!

Hello, stranger! You seem a bit harsh, are you ok? I was referring to the fact that I have no extended family in those countries nor have I heard anyone about great grandparents or similar from those countries. I know that DNA comes from way back, even before humans if we get technical about it.. however my mind was still processing the information and didn't quite fit what I thought it would be, and I failed to see the bigger picture here. Anyway, thanks for stopping by!

Great question! None, actually! All my dna coincidences seem to be for third cousins of my parents or my forth cousins(which i believe means my great grandparents and their grea t grandparents were cousins themselves, or brothers). That is too big of a family. I do not even know all my second cousins 😁

Sounds fun, to a certain degree! 😁

@@uncommonly_me it can be fun at times. Lol

@@uncommonly_me my coworkers also will hold me down tickling me as i blush red. But they only do it in good fun.

Aahahaha that sounds fun! I know people who are ticklish but when they say "enough", it should be over as it gets uncomfortable. I am not ticklish at all so not sure if it's good or if I'm missing some fun here haha

@@uncommonly_me its fun being ticklish. But you could tickle someone easy since you not ticklish. Lol. My workers will tickle my tummy n sides. They only tickle me till im beggin for mercy then they stop. I like being tickled.

I am not sure if I understand your comment correctly. Could have to do with their privacy settings on their genealogic tree, or maybe the subscription they have. I am not really sure

Thanks! Everyone seems to "know better", even if it contradicts the studies. 🤪

Felices fiestas!!! Un abrazo 🤗

Nope, Romanian :)

It seems to be ilyrian though, mostly

@@uncommonly_me illyrian and hellenic is exactly the same in all aspects - ethics, customs, DNA. These things are extremely ancients coming away before written history

@@uncommonly_me en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amantia

They probably share ancestors, although ilyrians seemed to be located between the romans and the greeks, but also ancestors to the balkans. Therefore, either ilyrian or hellenic, seem accurate. Just wanted to mention the ilyrians as mytrueancestry website found many DNA coincidences with them and the romans, but none for the greeks themselves. 😊

@@uncommonly_me what is roman acording to myancestry? does it include south italy? there are matters of different intepretation between each site, the first site showed balkan and greek/south italy but no roman the second site showed illyrian and roman you have to interpret the results my friend

Thanks!

I did something similar to that, however as you are saying, being a female, I would only be able to trace my X-Dna. Unfortunately my father died last year so his DNA is untraceable, and as for my brother, I'm not sure if he's as excited about his DNA findings as I am 😄

Well I know the X is not as good for tracing a direct path you have two one from your Father and one from your Mother if you have a child only one of your X will pass on so you can't really trace back mother to daughter because it is not unbroken like the Y chromosome, I tested my mother at 23andme hoping to get both her X chromosomes but it only gave me one so I was a bit disappointed it was the same as the one I inherited, unless both her X chromosomes were the same, I'd have to contact them, but any man related to your Father would work Uncle, Male Cousin's so long as they are related by blood. In my case only knowing I had English, Irish, and Scottish ancestry I never would of thought they were originally from the Balkans and my E haplogroup is related the the Natufian peoples of the Levant one of the earliest farmers so they were Early European Farmers who came with Y Haplo T, G, and J, the most common Haplogroup in Europe is R tied to Pastoral Steppe People Indo Europeans, the Oldest Ice Age European Y Haplo is I and N is Finnic C,Q, O, P is Mongolic, Turkic, South Asian@@uncommonly_me​

@@poemandres this is fascinating! I'm glad you were able to find so much info based on your Y DNA. Sadly none of my grandparents from my father's side are with us anymore, he only had a sister. So unless I get my brother to take the test, I guess I will never know!

Well good luck! I enjoy watching these DNA videos from time to time and yours popped up, before I took a DNA test I only knew I had ancestry ties to UK on my fathers side and Spain on my Mothers. I visited both, but now that I have Balkan roots I have an excuse to visit Italy, Greece, Croatia, Slovenia, one day hopefully🤣@@uncommonly_me

You mention Bjork. But surely her features are indicative of the movement of peoples from Asia across the land bridge (ice) to North America from East Asia. This young woman's Asian DNA more likely came from East to West migrations of Asian people. Thanks for the history lesson, every day is a School day as they say.

I find it funny, as there's only 2% of the Finnish DNA, according to My Heritage 🤪 there must be one ancestor who is laughing at us trying to figure out where he/she came from 🤭☺️🧬

Have you ever seen a Finn. They are the blondiest ppl in the world. Watch the video "Which country has the most blondies?" The answer is Finland. Sami ppl are different ppl with a completely different culture.

@@diamondsarenotforever8542 I said many Finnish share ancestry with the Sami people why so defensive? What does Blonde hair have to do with anything? Finnish people speak a Uralic dialect which is the same language family as the Sami...so you need to read up more clearly you are confused...

@@poemandres It is very quest ionable. Finns don't share the ancestry with Sami ppl more than other European nations. For instance I made the dna test and have 0% Siberian dna and I am a Finn. Finns have not got it more than other European nations. The rumor of the origin of the Finns is not true. Somehow these untrue tales have got out of hand.

Hi! I think that in my case seems kind of accurate. I uploaded my DNA to mytruancestry and i seem to have lots of coincidences in the balkan area, aswell as some more areas. Also, genomelink shows about 95% European DNA.

@@uncommonly_me That's good to hear, however personally i will try a different DNA test from ancestry. If they are similiar then i know for certain that they are correct.

You are absolutly right....im descent of the same nacions....im Serb from montenegro...Tribals all so....

Close, but no :) the neighbour, Romania

I've read that Ugandan scientists are studying it as your country seems to be one where sickle cell disease is more prevalent, however it will take quite a while for the treatment to be available to many people. Also, the price seems to be a concern for most countries(if not all of them)

Hope you stick around! Thank you!