Yeah, it’s hard to find a man in a town or a village. All the gays moved to the city. The problem is, city living sucks. And the cosmopolitan culture of the gay community has done a lot of damage to the gay community. What I loved about Mykonos, Greece, was that it has 15,000 people living on the entire island, and lots of gay bars. It was small, but gay.

I get that gay people are 2-4% of the population, so it’s easier to find each other in the city. Plus, most of the jobs are moving there. And if you come from an anti-gay family, well, in city most of the people don’t know who you are, so it’s easier to be open about your orientation. Problem with city living is that everything is expensive, your house is small, you don’t have a garden to grow crops so you have to buy all of your own food, if your neighbours are noisy you have to deal with it, traffic is terrible, the police are brutal, crime is worse, most of the people don’t know who you are so you can’t rely on them, and woke culture is able to thrive. European cities aren’t as bad as North American cities, because European cities have an abundance of public transport and most of the buildings are old and beautiful. But as soon as I’ve met a man and we have settled down permanently, we’re moving to a village.