Other #78134 Nose and race

[Ask Satya Operator]

I know it sounds ridiculous, but a long time ago, someone told me my nose is big and that I’m from the Semitic Jewish race. Well, I’ve been a Zevist for a few years now, and before becoming a Zevist, I tried various religions, but I was never interested in Judaism (although I read its book out of curiosity). Does the size of a nose really determine anything?

 

[Disciple of the Serpent]

Not really, don't worry.

 

[Ex-Translator]

Greetings, while a big nose is common among yehuborim, it's also common among Greeks, Italians, and other Mediterranean peoples. Many Africans also have big noses.

What you should look into is your ancestry. DNA tests are unreliable, so asking your parents/grandparents and learning about your family tree will give you a clear answer.

If you feel some sort of appreciation for the Gods and are impressed by their statues, you can consider yourself a Gentile (non-jew).

 

[The Alchemist7 [SG]]

Hello. As Kaemythra suggested the size of the nose (big or small) doesn't constitute a particularity of a certain race or another. Many people from all races can have a big nose mainly depending on inherited genetics and their physical development. Even Jewish people there are many of them that look completely European and one could hardly tell they aren't.

 

[Pammy]

Even if you look like a Semite, it could be any Semite. Bella Hadid who is a half Palestinian and known for being anti-israel had a ''Jewish-looking nose'' before her nose job.

What I know to be called Roma nose and Greek nose do not match with today's beauty standards either. Also, it doesn't have to be genetic. Sometimes kids hit their face somewhere, nobody notices and they get a crooked nose as they got older because of the trauma.