In Germany most people don't care if you are gay or not, especially if you live in bigger cities like in most countries.
Cologne and Berlin are the places to be for gay people, despite Cologne living from his old glory days.
In Cologne where I live, people already expect from you when you are male and single, that you are gay.


We have a very rich gay culture here, but since we have the "Eingetragene Lebenspartnerschaft" gays here aren't really pushing it to marriage anymore. We are happy with what we have, well most of us.

Chile was sued at the Inter-American Court, but they struck a deal with plaintiffs to legalize it in a few years.

Nepal was told by their Supreme Court to do it and if they get a new constitution they might. All depends on whether they heed the advice and add it in the end.

Slovenia was legalized in Parliament, but it's up to a court to decide if it goes to a referendum or not.

Finland's Parliament said yes, but they only voted in principle, they'll spend over a year actually changing things to allow weddings.