What cultural faux pas should I try to avoid making in Paphos?

"In Paphos, it's important to respect the local customs and traditions. Avoid discussing the political situation, especially the division of Cyprus, as it is a sensitive topic. Do not disrespect the Orthodox Church or its rituals, as religion plays a significant role in Cypriot culture. Avoid wearing revealing clothing when visiting religious sites, as it is considered disrespectful. Do not take photographs inside churches or other religious sites without permission. Avoid being too loud or boisterous in public places, as Cypriots value modesty and discretion. Do not litter or damage the environment, as Cypriots take great pride in their natural surroundings. Avoid making negative comments about the local food or wine, as Cypriots are proud of their culinary traditions. Do not rush or push in lines, as Cypriots value patience and politeness. Avoid being overly direct or confrontational in conversation, as Cypriots prefer a more diplomatic approach. Do not refuse an offer of food or drink, as it is considered rude. Avoid public displays of affection, as they are not common in Cypriot culture. Do not assume everyone speaks English, although many Cypriots do speak it, it's polite to learn a few basic phrases in Greek. Avoid haggling too aggressively in markets, as it can be seen as disrespectful. Do not interrupt or speak over someone, as it is considered rude. Avoid being late for appointments or meetings, as punctuality is valued. Do not use aggressive hand gestures or raise your voice, as it can be seen as confrontational. Avoid making assumptions based on stereotypes, as Cypriots are a diverse and multicultural society," remarked another expat in Paphos, Cyprus.