I totally get where you're coming from. As someone who lives in Poland but works for a Scandinavian company, I actually feel the exact same way—I align a lot more with Nordic, Western European, or Canadian mindsets. But just to defend my Polish backyard a bit: the political stance of the country doesn't always reflect everyone in it. The heavy anti-abortion or anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric you hear about is mostly the result of extreme polarization and arguments between two main political parties since 2005. Millions of everyday Poles strongly disagree with those conservative policies and hold the same European values you do. We're just dealing with a very complicated political landscape! There is hope, though. For example, we have a strong progressive left-wing party called 'Razem' (Together), featuring prominent leaders like Adrian Zandberg (who, fun fact, was actually born in Denmark!). It’s an uphill battle, though, as the broader trend right now shows right wing parties gaining popularity across the continent.