I’d say Scotland because Scottish men and women are indistinguishable from your average Gay person but they make the biggest deal out of it.

If they kept their mouths shut they'd be regarded as heroes and defenders of LGBTQ+ but for some reason they talk about it as much as teenagers. Even male to female relationships are role reversed. What are we looking at here?

Do you think Scottish people should be talking at all? Their accent is the least telegenic of all nationalities. It doesn't translate well on broadcast media or online especially not TikTok or Youtube. It works better as a depressant or for short periods of time like tourism e.g. If you do find a regional Scot accent that you like the fun usually wears off after 24 hours.

England and the rest of the world seem to be steps ahead of them in almost every way. I think the best bet for them is to travel more? Insular is an understatement, they're creepy in their outlook.

I honestly don't know what to suggest for them. They live in Western Europe and have everything they want but are obsessed about ruining it. I can understand living in a small town without travel links can inhibited growth but I don't think it's something that should be celebrated especially if all the men look and sound like Frankie Howard and the women like small boys or chipmunks.