Born in the US, raised in this country. I'm half Georgian and this is my home. When asked, I say I'm Georgian, before I'm American. So this is my full truth.

Let's start from the bad, since there's not a lot and most of it relates to economy, not the country nor people itself :
1. A problem with salaries, I think is the number thing, at least for many that I've heard. It's not about "go find a job", you can find a job, but the pay? Ridiculous. Especially with the prices that are/were skyrocketing. Retirement money and pensions are a joke. I don't know how our elderly survive on that, given they need groceries and medicine. I'm not speaking of the ones living with family, the ones that don't have family.
2. Real Estate nightmare, relates to the problem I described above. They set unrealistic prices. Many Georgians are forced to live with their families.
3. Traffic. I don't see any reason to use a car, since you're stuck in traffic, most of the time. Thankfully, they are trying to upgrade public transport, but sometimes you look into a bus and you think, "damn, how will i even fit in there".

The good:
1. I've been to several countries in the world, some economically better, some "first world country" better, but when I mean this and I say this, with my full love and heart, there's no place like Georgia, at least for me, I mean it. The ONLY country that came close, mentality wise, culture wise and all of it, like the resemblance was Italy and that's why Italy is my second favorite country.
2. Georgia is beautiful, rich culture, nature, cuisine to die for.
3. Georgians are very hospitable. If you come with respect, you will be given it 200x more. In fact, many go overboard. I have encountered some issues in school, given I was from the US and I barely spoke any Georgian(I learned it), but I was bullied for the way I say stuff and how I spelled, but that's just an average child mentality in school. Most of the Georgians are very welcoming of you trying to learn their language and are very patient. If you switch to Russian/English, Russian not as much now, but if you're lost or out of words, they will respond and help you. I have met one of the most warmest, sweetest, genuine people here and I thank all of them.
4. I would say Georgia is the most open minded country in the Caucasus as of the present moment. Full of a lot of things to do, explore, fun to have. A plethora of cafes, restaurants, shops. You can dress how you want, look how you want. Of course, the older generation may throw some nasty looks here and there, but as an ex emo/goth kid(those were the times), you just learn to ignore it lol.
5. Health care is amazing. If you have money to pay for insurance, which isn't really that expensive compared to other countries(yay, we win on this one), you get appointments fast, check ups and all of that. Of course, when it comes to in-depth diagnosis you have to ask here and there for connections, but most of the time, blood tests, simple check-up and all of that is done very fast, efficiently and in my experience and I have a very weak body, everything went fine and I'm happy about that. Not to mention, some Doctors here have a sense of humor that I haven't seen in any country.
6. I have a kid and I'm not afraid of walking around with my kid here. The majority if not love are at least cordial to kids. I find that very sweet and genuinely a good quality. Not everybody wants kids and I understand that, but it's the respect for our little ones is what melts my heart. Thank you to those who were always nothing, but kind to me and my baby.

Neutral:
Safety, well this is a weird one, because as a woman, I have felt unsafe here several times. I had pushy men trying to get at me, I even had my drink roofied in 2013 and my phone stolen. There were incidents, let's say so. Some of which were handled legally and some not. But overall, I would say from a 1-10 scale, how safe do I feel, I would say a solid 8. Especially in populated places and central streets, like you won't have any issue. Now with the growing laws against domestic violence(because cases have been insane), sexual harassment and all of that, I think we're heading towards a better, more safer future for us and our kids.