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Is Prague LGBTQ+ Friendly? Gay Life In Czechia Vs. Eastern Europe Revealed! In this video, we talk to queer and gay people living in Prague. They share their experiences about how open they feel in expressing their sexuality and what can be improved for the queer community in Czechia. They also give tips on the best gay hotspots, bars, clubs, and areas.
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@serebii666 Месяц назад

I walk with my fiancé holding hands and other PDA all the time. The only homophobia on the street I've ever encountered was from a group of Macho Spanish stag party tourists.

@stevemcgowen Месяц назад

As an avid clubber and friend of the community, the only instances of anti gay activity I have seen in Prague are from tourists. Prague is pretty progressive. I think locals really don't care if someone is gay. Starting Jan. 1, 2025 gay couples have the same legal rights as married couples. As it is, none of my friends in Prague are even married. Prague and CR are atheist.

@serebii666 Месяц назад

Correction - gay couples still wouldn't have the same rights even after the civil union revision goes into effect. Joint adoption is still not possible and on a fundamental constitutional procedure basis, with the civil union law being a basic law while marriage is a constitutional law, civil unions have far less protections from being simply superseded by a simple majority vote by some future governing coalition outlawing them, than revoking marriage itself. Moreover the change is not retroactive - all the civil unions that have been preformed up to now will need to be re-preformed in order to gain the new rights, the change is not automatic, which means more unnecessary bureaucracy and expense burden.

@stevemcgowen Месяц назад

@@serebii666 Ok, thanks for the correction.

@robertmcnamara5407 Месяц назад

@@serebii666 The difference here in Oz re gay marriage is, the 'atheist' thing is not a real aspect. Most of us got married in a civil ceremony but our laws made all marriages equal. Only some progressive churches will marry gay couples but you can leave out Catholics, some Anglican, Synagogues and Mosques. Interestingly as time moved on it has not become a topic of conversation, it just is. I wish you well in the Czech Republic with your changes. Hopefully they move to complete equality.

@petrstanik7597 Месяц назад

I live as open gay whole my live in CZ, due to job I'm also changing places from big cities to very rural areas and I had never ever had a single negative encounter living with my BF and be open before classmates, colleagues or neighbors. Czech are bit of conservative (so you also don't see a classic couples kissing much in public) but also quite a open-minded or at least minding their own business in many cases.

@Aggoenix Месяц назад

What? Classic couples kissing and openly showing affection is something i see absolutely daily in Czechia since i was born the same as in Spain/Germany/UK where i lived and studied. People are kissing on tram, metro, parks, streets and noone even very old people gives absolutely any fuck. People were openly kissing even decades ago during Commie times. This was absolutely never any issue here and i have never heard anyone provoked by this. Czechs are even very liberal and chilled in sex. The sex culture here is one of the most liberal/relaxed in all Europe in fact, even Spain and Germany ive considered a bit more "private" in this.

@gentlemanjim480 26 дней назад

I think mostly we genuinely don’t care - people should just live their lives how they want. The fact that we are not a religious country probably helps.

@clapita00 26 дней назад

You can see there is still a lot of internalised homophobia. "We do not hold hands, but we can live here" "only tourists show off". I think this exemplifies Czech mentality very well: do not politically engage in anything controversial, but enjoy your private life.

Месяц назад

I am elderly and most Eastern European countries struggled with gay acceptance. Prague had its bad points especially around the station, but in the main the Czechs are a gentle, and very human people. They also had ( have ? ) a great literature, and a balanced human cinema.

@mariano3205 Месяц назад

I avoid holding hands with my husband in Brussels city center or around Porte de Namur as there is a lot of homophobia from african or north african origin men. No media talks about it

@Dovndyr13 Месяц назад

Me and my czech x's never had any prob holding hand or kissing on the streets in Prague, Liberec, Olomouc or Plzen. One of my x's heard a bit homophobic slur, when most of his colleagues were Ukrainian refugees

@user-ix4wn1th5m Месяц назад

Homophobia is every where. It's global. Sure some countries have gay marriage and are more accepting of gays there still is a dislike of us. I'm older generation, and it was hard back in the 1970s/ 80s when I was in my youth.

@ffoster477 Месяц назад

I agree with you. I am a senior in the USA. I am still closeted to most acquaintances. Also in the 80s and 90s, I lost quite a few friends to AIDS including my brother.

@user-ix4wn1th5m Месяц назад

@ffoster477 I'm sorry to hear of your losses. I remember that period of time , with the horrible aids epidemic. I think back to the past now im in old age , and feel sad . It was hard . I never heard anything positive about gay men then. I couldn't be myself. I started work 50 years ago and remember hearing unkind things said about us. I was full of fear of being found out. It was so damaging. Im okay today , I prefer living on my own. It's good to see the young generation more accepting of homosexuality now.

@jorgealves8578 Месяц назад

Homophobia is like racism, it's a human aberration and it is all over the world. In some places it is hidden by laws or by education, but once they're broken those aberrations come out again and again.

@swedemartyrsonswade Месяц назад

While in Poland 😬

@noodleppoodle Месяц назад

I'm Polish and I lived in Warsaw for 2.5 years and in Prague for 2.5 years and it's the same

@swedemartyrsonswade Месяц назад

@@noodleppoodle Okay, neither good or bad.

@gentlemanjim480 26 дней назад

Poland outside of big cities is much, much worse. Of course, outside of big cities is less open minded anywhere, but the hugely conservative and Catholic element in Poland definitely means less tolerance in Poland. And non-Polish gay couples I know who lived in Poland certainly found much, much more judgment in Poland than the Czech Republic.

@swedemartyrsonswade 26 дней назад

@@gentlemanjim480that’s what I know about too. I can’t be certain but those in the lower part of the country are in no way friendly at all.

@lizamostipan5133 21 день назад

I wouldn’t say there are not many homophobes in Czech Republic, but I think Czech mentality helps a lot. After living here for 12 years I have noticed that Czech tend to be passive agressive and if they do express their unsatisfaction with you - they can’t handle confrontation. I am straight, but an ally as I have many lgbtq+ friends and have seen many times people here making some “jokes” at them or commenting and rolling eyes, but if you ask them to repeat or expose them publicly they avoid further confrontation

@noodleppoodle Месяц назад

I want to know what brand is that black jacket, its really cool. How long ago was this video shot, its published in the middle of summer but there is snow in the strets

@TheMovementHub Месяц назад

Unfortunately, I don't know about the brand. It was shot in January 2024.

@leon_.ro2000 Месяц назад

Thanks for uploading. When exactly was the video made?

@TheMovementHub Месяц назад

Thanks for watching. It was filmed this January.

@leon_.ro2000 Месяц назад

@@TheMovementHub Thanks for the answer.

@marcelszpak1460 26 дней назад

Eastern Europe? According to whom?

@Tgshgkgh 13 дней назад

God bless you😂 I read title as Queer life and CHECHNIA and was thinking be last moments of some poor gay ..that is Czech one of the most liberal people and beer lovers. 🎉 Good to be gay Czech not so great CZechen

@taiwansivispacemparabellum9546 Месяц назад

Come visit Taiwan in The winter

@12chachachannel Месяц назад

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@francoo.m. Месяц назад

Praga, oltre ad essere una città meravigliosa, è sempre stata di mentalità aperta soprattutto perché non sono mai stati influenzati dalle religioni. Ci sono stato tantissime volte e si trovavano ragazzi dovunque. In Piazza Venceslao, alla stazione Hlavni Nadrazi, al Pinocchio... Il problema è che non si può approfittare dell'apertura mentale della gente ed ostentare certi atteggiamenti come è stato fatto (soprattutto da Americani) negli anni '90!

@transnerdboy86 Месяц назад

can you please try to talk to a transgender person one day? im trans and am curious as i would love to visit prague one day. im also curious how trans people are treated in the medical field.

@vikingsailorboy Месяц назад

No one cares. Just dont go parading your sex life and you’ll be fine - anywhere in the world.

@TheMovementHub Месяц назад

Unfortunately I did not find a trans person in Prague for an interview, perhaps in another city. But Prague people are very much minding their own business. Maybe someone knows better than me and can reply to this comment.

@transnerdboy86 Месяц назад

@@TheMovementHub thank you very much!

@gentlemanjim480 26 дней назад

I’d say we are very much a “mind our own business” country generally. People tend to genuinely not care or judge other people’s lifestyles as long as it does not affect them.

@andythecatnya 20 дней назад

Hi, I am Czech mtf trans person. My experiences are more positive than negative, and Prague is friendly towards us. The younger generations understand us and treat us normally, but a problem might be with the older people. They stare at me in public transport a bit, but i've never had someone try to attack me because I'm trans in czechia. Our government has finally passed a law that we will be able to change the gender even without castration, we were one of the last countries in Europe that did not have it. So thats nice. There are relatively few sexologists in the Czech Republic, so waiting times are long. Thats all i think.