As my idea developed, I decided to write systematic reviews of all climbing gyms, and stories for gyms I visited so far. A short visit to local climbing gym has been the most convenient way for me to do some climbing, and at the same time, to get to know the local community of climbers. A community from which I typically sample my friends. I realized that only when I met climbers (e.g. my extended family), I could make comparisons between different cultures, and I could break my own prejudices against other people & societies. Using this approach, I met so many extraordinary people; I broke my own prejudices against the shyness of the Finns, Scottish people confused me, I felt like home in Ireland, and I got a huge amount of positive energy and support from Germans when I was injured. In addition, British climbers supported me when a Slovenian climber betrayed our historical the same-country-same-nation bonds; French climbers surprised me by spontaneously giving me a free entry to their gym in Paris; Italian climbers in Bari confirmed that an underground climbing scene is still in existence, and I am originally #climblikeagirl from #iloveCroatia.