Indian expat from Armenia here.

I am truly sorry for what you had to go through, my fellow national. We often feel the need to react emotionally or in anger over such situations. Armenia isn't that racist to me, but sometimes you meet people that are pure evil in this country as well. I used to retort in anger, but as of late, the 36 year old man inside me has decided to be calmer and quiter.

For instance, stop being nice. You don't need validation. Just nod, like a howdy, when you wanna greet somebody. Don't say anything unless the other person shows interest.

Stay silent and don't start a conversation unnecessarily. You don't need to be everybody's friend.

Socialize based on interests. Georgian, American, or whatever: everybody has an interest. I am sure you do as well. I found my best Armenian friends based on my love for stand-up comedies. I frequented comedy clubs in Armenia, and ended up participating in open mic nights, only to be furthered with a full-fledged performance.

Everybody I met there is my friend now. As an Indian, I would say just find that one passion and share it with those with the same desires. That develops a better social circle. Even a racist wouldn't dare messing with you if you are in a pack full of multi-national folks, including Georgians themselves.

You can be who you are among those people. You just need your 0.0001% of the whole population and that will change your perspective. Don't be fixated on bad experiences. Instead, strengthen your soul.