Some POV to the quote“When in Rome do as the Romans do”
The core message is respect for local customs and traditions when visiting a new place. It advises adapting your behavior like dress, greetings, or dining rules to follow with the host culture. This shows openness, avoids offense, and shows you value the local way of life.
Following local norms can make your daily life more easily, avoid confusion or awkwardness, and gain deeper access to your experiences. You’ll be more likely to be accepted, connect with people, and understand the culture from an native, making your visit more happier.
While telling adaptation, the proverb have some reasonable limits. It doesn’t mean abandoning your own values or ethics to blindly follow, especially if local practices are illegality, danger, or moral conflicts (like discrimination). Be careful is key, adapt where appropriate for respect and practicality, but keep personal integrity when necessary.