I remember bolt driver in Warsaw, he had that Muslim name and carpet for praying. In past where in other parts of Europe you had religious wars, in Poland you had people of different religions coexisting and no religious wars. I like that way.

As to LGBT, I do have a friend who is trans. That's because he had a disease, Disorders of Sex Development (DSD) - from AI.

That's actually very sad story I've heard from him. He had surgery (2x years ago) in age where his sexual orientation wasn't known but his father wanted a son. Now he's into guys and have fake dick with no nerves so no pleasure.

That guy never felt sex like me or you.

As to Krakow, lots of good memories. Ive been there to visit friend from diablo II. When we have been with his friends in mountains, 3 more people was supposed to come. One girl and two guys, one being gay and I was a skinhead. I didn't want to talk to him and didn't shake his hand. On party I actually liked his jokes and we did talk about being a faggot. Best way of putting how our relation went, as Michal said at party "only Piotr can call me faggot". Thing is I didn't understand how life for such people looked like. I remember how he said about not understanding why he isn't like rest of boys. He was hiding that, trying to force himself under alcohol or drugs and he was kicked out from his house by his family.

Tbh I was devastated. I liked that guy too :)

I have problems with LGBT people who want to force other people to particular ways of living, I also have problems with rightwing as it comes to that :)

When I was younger I felt some hatred towards people from Warmia, tbh that doesn't make any sense to me. Im from Masuria, here I was born and its my favourite place in Poland. I like other places too, just not as much as this place. I think that people who live in smaller communities have better standards of behavior plus I hate traffic and long lines or walking fucking 20 minutes to nearest market.