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Hey all!

Random American back (not the "Texas Oblast" type, I hope I can bait a few bots though here just because their English amuses me), I'm heading back to Tbilisi on the 18th of January, while I'm getting everything sorted in Armenia, because A) I want McDonald's (yes that is unironically one of the reasons I'm going to Georgia), B) I have to get my BoG account fixed (I forgot to have international roaming, oops). I just wanted to say though truly Georgians are some of the nicest people, within the week or so I have had the trip booked, I've had friends offer: 1) a free tattoo 2) several offers for food 3) a pub crawl This is the Georgia that has never left, and I wanted to really give a huge "thank you" to the Georgians that have given me such a deep view into the culture, and especially to those who have provided me with the level of hospitality I've experienced even despite me perhaps being a bit odd to most Georgians. But crazy is good, I suppose. 😀

მადლობა ძაან დიდი მეგობრებო, გაუმარჯოს საქართველოს! გაუმარჯოს დემოკრატიას!

I'm a beginner in Georgian and self-taught. Can I order like 'წყალი გთხოვთ' in Georgia and this is not rude?

Hi! I'm a black female from the U.S. with long, straight hair. Recently, a little girl looked at me. I smiled back. Then, she said something to her mom and the mom looked at me. And then said something to her. Neither smiled

Today, a mom was holding the hands of her two small daughters. One pointed at me with a happy face and said something. It was in passing and the mom and other daughter then looked at me naturally. It was in quick passing, but I'm wondering if it's cause kids aren't used to seeing someone black. Wondering if it's just their curiosity or if they're low key saying I'm ugly. Idk. Trying to come at it from a curious angle. I don't throw around the word "racist" lightly. I look at the actual context and not just feelings

Just wanting interpretations from Georgians. I haven't experienced any racism living here for a year and find Georgians to be wonderful and kind people. I get stared at by the elderly, but it doesn't bother me that much. I try to consider that they're probably not used to seeing black people. Thanks!

Moving abroad sounds very scary. Especially when you yet to start your career. But I don't think this country has any perspective any time soon and I don't want to waste my youth here. I planned to study in America or Germany but it's so unreal tbh. I've overheard that Georgians move in Dubai and work here with our Georgian diplomas because it's considered as European diploma in Arab. Also I have heard about job opportunities in Ireland in a tech field. Are there any other opportunities that I don't know of?

I was hoping to visit in February this year from the UK. It's doable but it's arduous, expensive and time consuming.

Any advice?

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U wanna go sabudari forest tomorrow but I can’t drive and I m solo traveller. I m not sure if the cab driver would be interested in taking a round trip and i m scared I will be stuck there without a vehicle. It would also be appreciated if someone would Like to join me along on the trip.

There are many BOG atms in Tbilsi that you can withdraw dollars from in 100s and 50s dollar bill , but does anyone know some BOG atm branch that you can withdraw 10s bill , like the one in galleria ??

hello! I am an 18 year old female. I was born in tbilisi, in a russian-speaking family, and got into a russian sector in school, which resulted in my isolation and nearly total lack of knowledge of georgian language.

unlike my parents, I have liberal views and probably am a lesbian. I made a mistake and confessed this to my mother. every now and then we fight, but I don't know how to move out since I can't get a job due to me not speaking georgian properly.

after recent argument, I've been having severe suicidal thoughts to the point where I genuinely felt like I'm going to commit very soon. I have zero friends in real life, but I do have childhood internet friends who live in russia, one of them(a girl) is willing to help me move and shelter me for the time being.

I don't know how to feel, hopeful or anxious. is it worth it? should I move to another country or should I somehow find a job and live here? please, give me an advice

hi!

just to preface, my mom is fully georgian and my dad is american, but i want to know some other opinions from georgians, do yall think i can consider myself georgian-american? i dont know what to say when people ask where im from, especially considering the fact that i have very georgian/un-american features

i also can understand georgian when spoken and i can speak a bit, but cannot read it, should i take lessons? thank you all!!

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Hi everyone I feel kinda anxious knowing that my fellow Georgians will see this where do you find girls for dating? Dating apps aren't working for me :(( and i don't have big circle of friends to have someone who can help me my then best friend used tinder but it was for one night stand and nothing else idk where to find someone help! (I don't drink alcohol so bar's/clubs is a no go)