European royalty has long maintained a tradition of inbreeding, marrying within their own families for centuries, often uniting cousins, nieces, and nephews in an effort to preserve royal bloodlines.
This practice has led to a peculiar trend in the appearance of many royal families. According to their own circles, these individuals are considered the epitome of grace and beauty, often celebrated for their regal looks. However, the perception is vastly different outside these royal walls. To the wider world, many of these royals appear with features that evoke the image of goblin-like creatures or frog-like beings adorned with crowns. While such comparisons may be made in jest, it’s worth noting that even this imagery does a disservice to frogs, who at least have a certain charm in their own right. These royal families have carefully guarded their legacies and bloodlines, but it’s undeniable that their genetic choices have led to an interesting, and often less-than-flattering, set of physical traits that are not easily overlooked by those outside their exclusive circles.
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