Iceland
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Uruguay
Canada
Israel
Netherlands
Switzerland
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Finland
Spain
Germany
Argentina
Thailand
Belgium
Czech Republic
Austria
Australia
France
South Africa
United Kingdom
Andorra
Ireland
United States
Malta
Reunion
Cuba
Costa Rica
Curaçao
Mexico
Portugal
Taiwan
Cambodia
Chile
Slovenia
Colombia
Brazil
Italy
Philippines
Estonia
Japan
Ecuador
Venezuela
Suriname
Slovakia
Bolivia
Hungary
Djibouti
Poland
Vietnam
Greece
Madagascar
Panama
Peru
South Korea
Namibia
Croatia
Myanmar
El Salvador
Kuwait
China
Singapore
Romania
Bulgaria
Nepal
Qatar
Guatemala
Latvia
Cyprus
Lithuania
Indonesia
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
Mauritius
Malaysia
Benin
Honduras
Belarus
India
Turkey
Ukraine
Oman
United Arab Emirates
Ivory Coast
Russia
DR Congo
Serbia
Sri Lanka
Tunisia
Montenegro
Moldova
Albania
Jordan
Brunei
Georgia
Uzbekistan
Lebanon
Azerbaijan
Saudi Arabia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Macedonia
Morocco
Algeria
Kenya
Maldives
Senegal
Mali
Zimbabwe
Tanzania
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Armenia
Egypt
Kosovo
Burkina Faso
Kazakhstan
Ghana
Cameroon
Iran
Nigeria
Iraq
Kyrgyzstan
Ethiopia
Sudan
Uganda
dddd that map. The Netherlands/ Germany/ Switzerland are green af.
But f.e. Uruguay is top 5 but there were only 53 participants while the NL or Switzerland have 3000 so I doubt this is reliable.
Italy is fairly high despite being homophobic af tho
It's nice to see NZ so high, but also sad to know that at the same time it's still a really homophobic country - and that the world still has so, so SO far to go before a gay couple can canoodle in public without being a circus attraction.
In all seriousness I'm actually surprised Thailand is above Australia and Australia is only #20. I must not be much aware of the LGBT movement over there.
In all seriousness I'm actually surprised Thailand is above Australia and Australia is only #20. I must not be much aware of the LGBT movement over there.
Nowdays Australia is generally pretty accepting, especially with the under 30 crowd where there is essentially universal support for LGBT rights, etc.
I imagine it lost a few places on the list because we still don't have marriage equality yet but most likely will have it before the decade is over.
Scandinavia at the top does not surprise me one bit.
This. Scandinavia always slays every human rights/equality poll whenever they're taken. Seems like a heavenly place to live tbh. Lemme pack my bags (as long as they're not raciste)
In all seriousness I'm actually surprised Thailand is above Australia and Australia is only #20. I must not be much aware of the LGBT movement over there.
It's a bit strange Australia is so low... we don't have gay marriage (because of the goverment) but most people aren't homophobic
Lemme pack my bags 
(as long as they're not raciste)
I'm extremely happy here.