It's crazy how similar people between these two countries look despite being separated by such a large mountain range.
It's crazy how similar people between these two countries look despite being separated by such a large mountain range
Ryder Williams
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Jaxon Martin
I'm a cisgender agnostic Iranian male, ask me anything
Joseph Morris
Also, for anybody that's wondering, OP is Indian and this attached screenshot is his sister.
Nolan Collins
careful son...
Jonathan Garcia
Honestly, as a cisgender agnostic Iranian male, I'm starting to think it was a mistake that we were able preserve our language after the Arabs conquered us. On one hand, it's nice that we preserved our native language, but on the other hand we're constantly bombarded with obsessed Amerimutts, Eurochuds and HinduLarpers solely because we speak an Indo European language, maybe we should have adopted Arabic instead just to avoid this. No Syrian, Egyptian or Kuwaiti person has to deal with this bullshit that we constantly go through from foreigners from outside our region who constantly obsess over our looks, our language, our culture, our history, and our politics. It's get so tiresome and Arabs will never be able understand what we go through. I envy Arabs in that regard.
Daniel Barnes
How do we know for sure that you're cisgender?
Lucas Cruz
that's an awful lotta words to say that light skin is more attractive than dark skin
Easton Lewis
oh god, we know what youre doing. you're just trying to trigger that one Iranian shizo.
Nathaniel Smith
I am biologically male and I also identify as a cisgender male. My pronouns are he/him. What about you?
Ayden Lopez
No sir, indians and iranians just look so similar it's insane. I don't think two peoples from two separate countries look as similar as indians and iranians.
Ian Hall
Arabic sounds better than any Indian language.
Benjamin Baker
Left can pass as iranian and right can pass as indian. Truly sister nations.
Leo Ramirez
what languages were spoken in the iranian plateau before indo-iranians arrived?
Sebastian Gray
Arabic music is better than Indian music
Jace Turner
I think brown people in general look very similar to one another. Latinx and Iranians for example look very similar to one another.
Isaac Wilson
Hey Mexican bro, good to see you. You always ask good questions just like all Mexican posters, I appreciate that.
I think the main one was the Elamite language.
William Brown
I'm an Irish male.
Landon Adams
even farsi spoken by a few parsi speakers? ;)
Jace Nguyen
>Latinx and Iranians for example look very similar to one another.
That's true, bro, other than Arabs/Turks/Armenians, Latinos look the most similar to us. I am regularly mistaken for a Mexican here in Los Angeles.
Aaron Harris
They look similar but Indians and Iranians look identical
Nolan Bell
dang, even pre-Aryan Iran was related to India.
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Michael Powell
Arab movies are better than Indian movies
Luke Brooks
Parsis don't speak Persian, they speak Indian languages.
Henry Perez
interesting. although elamites were only present in the southwestern part
Jace Peterson
woah i didn't know that. So the Indian Persian connection goes back millenias. Truly fraternal nations. Makes sense why they look the same
Jose Martinez
Made for BGCs
Caleb Lopez
unironically it goes back over 10,000 years.
neolithic Iranians were essentially just "Indianized" Anatolians.
furthermore, neolithic Iranians formed a distinct genetic identity that other contemporaneous populations (like EHG for example) never had. Which means that the EHGs were recently mutted, around 10,000 years ago, while the neolithic Iranians could trace their roots to something like 15,000 or 20,000 years--this is when the mixture with Indians happened.
Lucas Perez
Yeah, Elam is found in present day Southwest Iran.
Arab food tastes better than Indian food.