Why shouldn't you move to Belarus?
I'm tired of seeing the same type of threads here from guys from the West who want to change their place of residence, so I decided to give my version of what problems you'll face when you move to Belarus.
First, if you're here for learning about ancestral culture, then you'd better do it online. The Belarusian culture is being destroyed and denounced by the Lukashenko government in every possible way. If you are not a programmer or an indispensable specialist, prepare for a serious decline in your standard of living. This is eastern Europe, man. Is it worth it?
Secondly, if you are here for conservatism, anti-feminism and traditionalism, then do not forget that you and/or your children will necessarily have to serve in the army in the most shitty conditions. In a patriarchal society, the main ones are not men, but patriarchs - that is, men with power or money. So pretty soon you'll feel all the delights of tradition.
Third, if you are attracted to low prices for everything, then again, do not forget that salaries here are not much higher than prices. Get ready for a significant reduction in your pay.
Fourth, if stability and peace attract you, then just know that the police are not your friend. You can become a traitor to the Motherland and just go to prison for a made-up reason. You won't be able to challenge this in court, the authorities won't allow it.
Fifth, if you are attracted to Slavic girls, then believe me, if things are not very good with relationships in your homeland, then it won't be much better here either.
In that case, in which case is it worth moving?
Or you are ready to accept the absolute power of the state, not to be interested in politics and do everything that your superiors ask you to do. If you argue, they'll make you regret it. Secondly, you are the leader of opinion in your country. In this case, you will be provided with a good life, but on condition that you praise the dictatorship whenever necessary. And your colleagues will be inadequate like Azerenka.
Think, friend, and you will be happy!