[Anonymous]

As an American and a pagan, I really can’t afford to be picky. It would be ideal if I could find love in my hometown, but that’s not a luxury I can afford. Language is really the one thing you can be picky about for reasons aforesaid. It’s not impossible to overcome that barrier, but it’s making your life harder than need be. I’d consider crossing it only as last resort, becuase it’s not really an issue for Americans since almost the entire US speaks English natively (for now). In my case, religion would probably play a more significant factor due to the possibility of conflict concerning how to raise children.

[ItsNatural]

@unvaccinated eggs Oh, trust me, I wasn’t taking it seriously at all or getting on you at all. Please don’t feel that way. I am congenial with others on here, especially about topics. If I do get serious about something, it would probably be with another guy. I’ve never got into anything in an even slightly heated way with a woman on here, nor would. It’s been excellent.

[Anonymous]

I’m not disagreeing with White Man at all. I don’t have the experience to say what kind of challenges such a language barrier would cause. I haven’t tried to learn some of the harder languages like Icelandic, and I think I would find that really difficult, despite any genetic similarities. It has never crossed my mind or been a goal to rob a husband from Iceland haha. Some places like Iceland you tend to want to see preserved as a pristine isolated culture.

At the expense of sounding like a complete weirdo, my astrology says that although I’m supposed to have a good sex-life with my husband, but that I should also expect to have some sort of disconnect with marriage partner, and part of me wants that to be something superficial like a native language barrier, as opposed to him being a leftist or a dud haha, so maybe me being more open to a language barrier is just an attempt at damage control. Don’t take it too seriously.

[Anonymous]

The language barrier is the best protection for people with pure blood from one nation, but Americans like me have been mutts for multiple generations, and it’s basically impossible for us to be picky about such things. All of my ancestors used to be Catholics or Protestants, but then my Catholic father married my protestant mother, and that’s out the window. Just keepin’ in White is hard enough in the cesspool of modern America. If you’re, say, Norwegian and in Norway, then keeping it Scandinavian is probably good enough; if you’re a blonde and you like a redhead, it’s silly to act like it’s a big deal that he/she has green eyes instead of blue like yours.

[ItsNatural]

@unvaccinated eggs I agree with you. However, I was also thinking that White Man has a point about maybe it being a rougher barrier, at least at first and especially with a hard language like German. But you know this, too. I think love of our people and a desire to be with another would be enough to be patient.

[Anonymous]

My family has red heads, blondes, brunettes, with all of the eye colors. Lots of blue and green.

I say I’m willing to learn another language, especially a Germanic language like Swedish, but I don’t have enough experience to know if there would be issues from the language barrier. I’d like to think not especially if there some deeper love of our people to tie that bond together, but then again I don’t know.

[WhiteMan]

I’ve dated women from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Scotland, as well as American of course. And I’ve found the language barrier to be an issue with communication which is so important for serious and subtle issues with a couple. So I’ve sort of relegated myself to only American women, just on the communication basis. Sometimes I’ll try to reach out and relate to a European, but usually the communication issue will come up again.

[Anonymous]

It’s called purity spiraling, because where does it end? If you read Tacitus’ Germania you will read about all the small tribes that make up the German lands. To say “stay with their own ethnicity,” shouldn’t you mean within your own Germananic tribe? Why choose all of Germany as one ethnicity? This is also an extremely effective basis for divide & conquer tactics, so from a strategic perspective I think this level of focus on purity is a bad idea.

I am staying within my ethnicity, my Aryan ethnicity. It is one ethnicity that settled over a huge swath of European and even Asian land, and it is obvious when someone is Aryan and when they’re not. It doesn’t matter if they’re Germanic, Anglo, Scandinavian, Baltic or Slav.

While preserving the individual ethnic differences is important, the situation is at a point where those are mostly eradicated by now or subverted. “Tradition is not the worship of ashes but the preservation of fire” and we carry that fire and can keep it alive and make it grow even if it has changed since the old days.

Ideally blonde/blues stick to blonde/blues to create more of them, but I’m glad that’s not a hard rule because my fiance is blonde/blue. We have a chance of having blue-eyed babies since I have the blue gene.

[ItsNatural]

I do take the different view. I think people should stay with their own ethnicity. Obviously, as you guys have just said, this is very hard to do, especially in the white positive sphere right now, but in the hopeful long run, it will be worth the sacrifice. But I understand if it can’t be done, but I say at least try your hardest.

[Dave]

For the most part it’s fine. Mainly people should be worried about the negative effects of speciation on their children. So someone of Celtic decent, i.e. far western decent, may have issues if they try to have children with someone of East Russian decent. Those issues will probably be minimal, but given the time separated, there is a chance that some may occur, and it should be considered when pursuing a relationship.

As far as preserving eye and hair color go. I would say yes, but I’m not sure we have the luxury. We are a small minority of the white population, and the future of the European species may depend on us. There’s also the issue that the knowledge that brown eyes are dominant isn’t always true. I’ve studied my family history, and have noticed an odd pattern. I have brown eyes and tanner skin, at least in comparison to my father or sister, same as my mother, but my sister has my father’s blue eyes and pale skin. My mother and her siblings were 50% brown eyes and tanner skin, and 50% blue eyes and pale skin. This pattern continued with my grandmother and her siblings. So, something about my education on how genes are expressed generation to generation is incorrect.

If you’ve somehow gotten lucky and can pick between multiple partners, then I’ll leave the choice to you, although, I doubt I will have such luck.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Dave.

[A_Spartan_Speaks]

Of course, I’m no talking about Whites mixing with non-Whites as that is just disgusting, ugly and evil. I’ve heard many in the pro-White sphere insist, adamantly, that only Germans should marry other Germans, people with blonde hair and blue yes should not mix with those who have dark hair/eyes, and such. Others, like Kai Murros have said that mixing amongst Whites of different ethnicity is a good thing as it helps break down the last vestiges of petty ethnic nationalism and helps imbue a greater pan_-European worldview. I tend to agree with Kai though I’m certain that some of you take a different view?

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