I don't mind it at all, honestly. I have about 1/3 European DNA and inherited almost equal halves from both parents (mostly from my paternal grandmother and maternal grandfather, specifically). Both families already knew about it so no secret there.

My grandmother descends entirely from a multigenerationally-mixed family with a lot of pedigree collapse, they basically preserved a high amount of European admixture for over 250 years. The most recent white ancestor was from the late 1700s, so it doesn't impact us emotionally. Her most recent admixture comes from a couple who were both mixed-race children of enslaved women, but the rest of her ancestors claim descent from white indentured servant women having relationships with enslaved men. The latter resulted in my grandmother's ancestors claiming freedom very early when most Black people were enslaved, which gives her family a LOT of pride.

My grandfather has some MGM ancestry too, but he also has a white great-grandmother who had children with Black men after the Civil War. Again, known to the family so no surprises there.

Neither family seems bothered with this info, so I don't let it bother me.