Sexual Marketplace

[Bboy100]

Sorry I haven't posted any FRs as of late! I've been really busy trying to make as much money for the last two weeks of summer as I can. I promise they'll start coming out again once school starts!

Anyways, I've been starting to look into where I would want to move to for my post-grad education. And one of the first things that comes to mind is Sexual Marketplace. More specifically, the ratio of single and attractive men to single women. I'd still like to stay in the United States. But perhaps move to somewhere on the East Coast- which is largely a better Sexual Marketplace for men than say Seattle (where I'm at) or most cities in California.

I'd just like your guys's input. Is Sexual Marketplace worth serious consideration? Also, in a twisted way, might it be better to remain in a difficult Sexual Marketplace? Because once I learn game in a difficult marketplace, it would no longer be something I have take into consideration when choosing location for jobs/other reasons in the future.

On the other hand though, it might be counterproductive. Because what I'm doing now is a lot like trying to beat a video game on expert mode before I've even played it. Sure it can be done. But its probably more efficient for my learning curve to go through the easy and intermediate modes first.

Also, I feel like there might be more to it than just location. For example, even though Washington state and the West Coast as a whole is pretty bad for men, my school in specific might be relatively good because its 57% female and 43% male. Moreover, said college is in a small town where my competition is primarily other college men. Needless to say, their attractiveness as mates is far lower than men in their 30s who are more experienced with women or otherwise have attractive traits (i.e. wealth/status). And I'm sure there are plenty of other similar subsets of Sexual Marketplaces throughout the world. So maybe its not just as simple as which state or which city I choose?

On a somewhat related topic, being that my origins are foreign (i.e. I was born in Eastern Europe), but I've largely been raised in America, do I have "the foreigner effect" to the same degree as say someone who's traveling abroad or an exchange student or something? Cause tbh, I feel like it don't feel its effect at all. But then again...I've never not been foreign, so I don't really have any reference points for comparison. lol

Thoughts?

 

[Sophisticated Gent]

BBoy100,

I knew UofF in Gainesville has a high female to male ratio. I looked up an article and got the following. http://www.collegemagazine.com/top-10-dtf-colleges/ It is in this top ten list. The list should give you a good start. UofF Gainesville is 55% women. Also University of Illinois in Normal Il is 55% female. A buddy of mind went there. He said the women were aggressive. Of course you may want a place that requires a little of a challenge to bed the girls.

BDSC

 

[Fuck This]

There is aninteractive singles map that is interesting to look at...

Among 20- and 30-somethings, almost every single city in America has more single men than single women. Although no single woman in New York will believe it, I promise it's true.

Once you get up into your 50's, though, the balance shifts to extra single women everywhere.

The changeover from extra men to extra women starts in the late 30's, but doesn't overtake California and the Pacific Northwest until everyone's in their 50's.

If you are looking for single women in their twenties, they're hiding out in Durham NC, Savannah GA, or Jackson MS. The North has nothing for you, it's Southern belles or bust.

If you're on the prowl for single men in their late 50's, Reno NV, Manchester NH, and Beaumont TX should be your primary hunting grounds. Beyond being flush with single gentleman, Beaumont also has one of the world's largest fire hydrants! Get that U-Haul ready.

Single counts people who have never been married, are divorced, or are widowed. It does not include separated people, because separated people sure ain't single. It also doesn't include people who are dating, because the Census Bureau isn't nosy enough.