So I am looking to create a new build:
Archery (Primary Damage Dealer)
Destruction (Runes, Wall Spells, Cloaks)
Alteration (Armor boosts, paralyze, and utility spells)
Alchemy (weakness to elemental damage poisons, poisons of slow, healing potions)
with a wee bit of smithing

I've rounded down my choices to either a Bosmer, Khajiit, or Breton but am having a hard time deciding.

My problem with Khajiit is that it just feels awkward being a khajiit in Sovngarde etc.

Bosmer are short and I am tall in real life, nuff said.

Breton has boosts to alchemy+alteration but those are my minor focuses for the build.

Your suggestions and comments are appreciated.

When all else fails I pick which race based off of my main form of damage dealing, you picked archery so I would go Bosmer. That being said, I'm sure you know this, but you can get away with any build with an Race in this game. Already made a pure sneak damage dealing Redguard, gonna make a pure conjure and illusion Redguard soon. Which one do you think you can put up with the longest?

Definitely Breton, and yes I know that racial boosts don't mean as much as they did in Oblivion. RIP Attributes

Then it sounds like you might have your next character.

Still feels awkward with a Breton in Sovngarde.

Hell, lets be real honest here.

Does it not feel awkward when using any character but a Nord for Skyrim? The lore just screams "NORDS ARE THE ONLY ONES WITH THE TONGUE AND WHO CAN BE BORN DRAGONBORN".

I never played Morrowind, only Oblivion and Skyrim, and I always thought it would be awkward to be anything but a Dark Elf being the Nevarine and all.

Bretons according to lore however are a crossbreed of elves and ancient nords. Just like Imperials are also an off-shoot of the ancient nords. So they aren't as awkward as an elf or beast race.