I'm in Lithuania right now. It's kinda sterile, but the people seem happy and well-socialized. The schoolboys hang out in big boisterous friend groups instead of moping alone in their bedrooms playing vidya. Of course there are too few moms and too many childless roasties. But there's still a green-eyed baby in a stroller on the train, watching everything with curiosity (a mark of high intelligence, as low IQ babies don't give a shit about their surroundings and only care about getting what they want). Old people give me curious looks, not sour hostile glares. Some even say "hello" in passing. Interestingly, I haven't seen any migrants here...yet.