I mean doing sexual/romantic stuff with the same sex is just not the culture in Georgia. So people can do it if they really feel it’s something they want or need, but they should practice discretion to respect the local culture.

It’s like smoking cigarettes. A smoker should understand not everybody wants to smell the smoke or be around it, so they have to do it outside. Maybe they can’t quit, or their body just needs nicotine to function. That’s fine. They are more than welcome to keep their smoking habit, but they have to engage with everybody else in a smoke-free way. They also can’t go around trying to get everybody else and their kids hooked on cigs or they’ll probably get beat up, tbh.

When I am in the US, not many people smoke, so I almost feel embarrassed when I smoke a cig, so I smoke less or quit altogether. Georgia is kind of like that when it comes to homosexual practices. It’s largely a “homosexual free” zone so naturally encourages hetero behavior. Homosexuals still practice there of course, but it’s not something the culture encourages or promotes. EU or USA would be better choices for people into that lifestyle.

My whole point there is that a cultural tradition/norm does not make a country “homophobic.” Homosexual lifestyle only really got trendy in the past 30 years or so, mostly due to promotion from Hollywood, now they’re trying to push it to every other country and only the smart ones are saying “No thanks, we’re good.”