Public life in Morocco is generally polite and socially conservative, so travelers should avoid openly mocking religion, gender roles, or family customs, and be mindful that same-sex affection or very direct discussion of sexuality can draw disapproval in many settings. In cities and tourist areas you will meet a range of attitudes, but respectful language, modest dress, and sensitivity to
Ramadan,
mosque etiquette, and local expectations around men and women help you fit in smoothly.