Top 5 cities in America and Europe for Bachelors?
A lot of the PUA guides are focused on best places to find a wife..etc. What I'm looking for is best places to enjoy life.
I've thinking about this for a bit.
1-Relatively low cost of living.
2-Relatively easy access to women. Where women are open minded.
3-Walkability, go to a concerts, restaurants..etc.
I've thinking about this for a bit.
1-Relatively low cost of living.
2-Relatively easy access to women. Where women are open minded.
3-Walkability, go to a concerts, restaurants..etc.
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- If USA: Atlanta hits your marks, as would Austin, I think (although not been there). Places like South FL, etc., while nice, aren't the cheapest to live.
- If outside USA, Canada (Montreal, Toronto, etc) would get my vote, although cold. Still, reasonable prices, legal prostitution, and beautiful women. Australia/New Zealand also seem like candidates, and a warmer clime.
TJ would get you 1 & 2... but doubt 3.
There are likely several international places, frakfurt, zurich, etc that have 2 & 3 but definitely not 1.
I don't see a lot of toronto intel on here since art passed (RIP bro), but maybe GTA is close fit. The boonies east of montreal seem to be getting positive reviews... but afaik not truly legal in Canada.
No offense to Rod... but my impression of ATL was a one trick pony (Follies) that closed.
DFW seems relatively cheep to me, above average (not off the charts) women and above average (not off the charts) mileage.
Some places in FL might fit the bill if you willing to drive a bit from location 1 to locations 2 and 3
Denver is similar to Austin just opposite weather, only down fall is during ski season people from NYC come.
Charleston SC is a pretty cool town.
Richmond VA has cleaned up alot, lived there 15-20 years ago plenty to do walking around, was fairly rough at the time but when I went back a few years ago it seemed alot better, fairly hipsterish, plus the lake is a 45 min away, and it never snows in the city it seems
How expensive is london? A lot of people tell me that because of my interests London seems like the way to go. But the price is what makes me wonder. I'm only looking for myself
I'm looking for a one bedroom or two bedroom. apartment. Basic food and transportation.
One one hand I'm looking for escorts, sugar babies, stripclubs, nightlife, Las Vegas could do thatt. However they lack the sort of cultural aspect that NYC has stuff like small concerts, indie bands, small restaurants. For instance, i
I've been to Denver, I like it but not to live long term, like anything 1-3 months would be fine but afterwards it seems boring. I felt all the nightlife was concentrated on 16th street mall and Lodo. Lots of homeless. It kinda felt like there was still developing and they are just starting out. How does Austin compared?
I've done both P2P and PUA so a city that offers but would be ideal. Actually when I was in Las Vegas, I would go to hostels to meet tourist and afterwards I would go to the stripclub.
@Rod
Could you expand on Atlanta. I went there and I really like it. The people were very hospitable, there were lots of entertainment(there were some festivals) and generally good weather. The city left a very good impression on me. I mightt be a East coast/South type of guy. Since I lived in Denver as well but for some reason it didn't leave me with a good impression. There were homeless, it was spread out, weather was cold and people were much more bussiness oriented/too professional. How does Austin compared?
To answer your question:
Top 5 cities in America and Europe for Bachelors?
1. Tijuana, Baja California 🇲🇽
2. Odessa, Ukraine 🇺🇦
3. Kingston, Ontario 🇨🇦
4. Prague, Czech Republic 🇨🇿
5. San José, Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Could you expand on Prague, I heard great things. How does it compared with Budapest or Warsaw?
Prague is an increasingly modern city, with all the creature comforts of Anytown USA. It’s home to a diverse food scene, a high standard of living, high-quality healthcare, an expansive arts culture, parks big and small, and endless opportunities for walking and exploring.
And, best of it, Prague offers an affordable lifestyle.
And the women are more beautiful than Budapest and Warsaw in my humble opinion.
1-Is it possible to get by Prague with mostly English?
Yes, it is possible, in Prague a lot of people are bilingual if not multilingual.
And English is the business language all over the world.
Guys, A few more notes, would Montreal or which other cities fit the criteria?:
- I really like the "European experience/High density urban living" of walking everywhere.
-My favorite city in America is NYC and my least favorite is LA. I dislike LA for the same reasons I dislike Denver. Everything feels spread out, there's seems to be more inequality between the rich/poor where the ugly areas are very ugly not walkable and the wealthy one's are inaccesible unless you are very wealthy.
-I feel lukewarm about Las Vegas, while I feel is way more friendly towards bachelors there's this "resort feel" that can't be shaken. Were I feel that, 'Yes this is fun but the people lack depth, there's a sense of fakeness/plastic..etc. Again I do like it but I feel its more for visiting for a few days.