Lithuania left me feeling like a total dumb fuck for "not speaking Russian" and for "not being a Slav". I hate it now

I visited Lithuania for the first time in my life in order to take a ferry to Sweden. I did not want to go there and I don't like it here, but I had no real choice.<br><br>I thought Lithuanians are like Slavs for some dumb reason, so it was a little disappointing to see that they're Germanic people or whatever.<br><br>I don't even speak Russian, but I saw many Russians here, so I figured that I would just communicate with them while I was in Lithuania. But then these Lithuanians showed up and told me I'm not allowed to speak Russian and that I should speak Lithuanian. I don't know any Lithuanian, so I told them that I'm Serbian and I don't know any languages other than those I know, and they told me that I'm not allowed to speak Serbian in Lithuania, which I had no intention to do in the first place. They told me I should either speak English or German, but not Russian. They said that I'm not a Slav if I speak Russian and that I have no right to call myself a Slav if I do that.<br><br>Then they wondered why I'm on a ferry going to Sweden if I'm not Swedish. They told me that I should stay in my own country, which I would, but I'm going to Sweden for work. I told them that I'm not going to stay in Lithuania any longer than I have to, but they said I have to leave immediately.<br><br>I don't like this "country". The people are very rude, obnoxious and even hostile. It's very cold here. I don't like the food. There are Russians everywhere. I just want to go back to Serbia and never come here again.