Struggling to Find Top Quality Girls. Are High-End Clubs the Answer?

[metalbird]

I think a lot of "manly" chicks get a bad rap. Many of the ones I've met simply became strong because they were confronted with early life adversity, which they overcame; OR, their mothers did that, and set that example for them. I bet if you saw a cute Ukrainian girl with an M4 right now, you wouldn't think, "oh, what a shame, she's too manly", right? If anything, you might feel a protective urge. Make a woman feel safe and she'll be a woman with you. Or as Chase says, they're all "silly and cute" to him.

 

[ulrich]

Having attended a number of marketing conferences for remote-working entrepreneurs, I can tell you that the actual numbers of female entrepreneurs there are tiny; it's almost all dudes. The women you will run into are typically the girlfriends or wives of successful dudes who helped them build their businesses and make it run, or if it's a bigger conference they're women in the marketing departments of larger companies who got sent there to network.

After spending too much on entrepreneur circles myself, I second what @Chase is saying.

But I also noticed that there is another subset of “female entrepreneurs” that seemed to consist of women doing business for women.
You will typically find them in farmer markets or county fairs and they sell handcraft, vegan, organic stuff… mostly their customers are other women.
Sometimes they do online too with vintage clothes and stuff like that.

They are rarely hyper-successful… as a matter of fact, I think most of them are pretty bad with numbers and concepts to even think of subcontracting, leveraging, scaling or stuff like that.
Although, they sometimes do pretty good for themselves.

You will rarely find them in entrepreneurs meetings but flea markets are full of them and they can be very interesting since they can be a little ambitious too.

 

[Will_V]

After spending too much on entrepreneur circles myself, I second what @Chase is saying.

But I also noticed that there is another subset of “female entrepreneurs” that seemed to consist of women doing business for women.
You will typically find them in farmer markets or county fairs and they sell handcraft, vegan, organic stuff… mostly their customers are other women.
Sometimes they do online too with vintage clothes and stuff like that.

They are rarely hyper-successful… as a matter of fact, I think most of them are pretty bad with numbers and concepts to even think of subcontracting, leveraging, scaling or stuff like that.
Although, they sometimes do pretty good for themselves.

You will rarely find them in entrepreneurs meetings but flea markets are full of them and they can be very interesting since they can be a little ambitious too.

Absolutely, women love to run little feel-good businesses that involve building a community of energetic women revolving around something or other, which is great. But they will rarely be interested in running corporations or anything involving a high level of grind, pressure, or competition.

I like this level of enterprise in a woman and always look for something like it for a relationship.

 

[MuST0BtA1NSkR1Lla]

Feel like I have outgrown the meat markets and usual haunts. My lifestyle has improved dramatically in the past couple years (the regulars may have noticed), and my standards have really risen. It's made it hard to encounter women I'm interested in the places I'm used to frequenting.

Anybody have experience with high-end clubs? I read Alek's articles on getting in recently, but is it worth it?

What about city social clubs or country clubs?

I'm looking for intelligence, beauty, good breeding... some of you will know what I'm saying. I find it once in a blue moon, by random chance, but where do you go to meet more girls like this?

Ive been back to being a club rat for the summer, *[Though I’m getting real lazy at it this last bit]

Problem with high end clubs and high rolling country clubs is it’s just a sunken cost fallacy waiting to happen. You start spending on Rolex’s, super cars etc…etc…. Bottle service girls etc….

I have women coming up to me at the average Joe night club. High End clubs, private parties they meander with their friends and are usually as Bachus use to mention sniping for certain guys.

Social clubs are sort of a waste, you’ll meet the same people and most of them are married talking about the “good ole days” And whatever limited ass is present you’ll have some white knighting to deal with. For the price of yearly dues and initiation fees.

Country clubs while I don’t attend I am a part of a private sports facility for my gym membership cause it’s nearby for me. If you ever consider moving from a chain gym of any sort country club might be a great alternative if it has a gym facility.

Hope this helps I’m running into the same issue except what I’m noticing in the night life is that it’s quieter because young people are more broke.

 

[Kent]

Since you're in Houston, I'd check out Austin. It's kind of a hybrid of the San Diego-lifestyle type and the top tier cities like LA or NYC. Not top-tier as far as energy and ambition, the people are more friendly and laid back than hyper-motivated, but there a ton of gorgeous, intelligent, cool girls. Probably because it's trendy right now.

Because of limitations in my own game I struggled with them however, and got boyfriend-zoned repeatedly. Only strange caveat is I saw a ton of plastic surgery there. Lots of naturally pretty girls with lip fillers and other work.

I'd recommend Devil May Care on West 6th, Native Hostel on East, the gay bars on 4th street, and pool bars at fancy hotels.

 

[ElderPrice]

Just read through the thread. @metalbird you didn't really clearly define what "top quality" means to you. Are you trying to say young, raised well, not a hoe, looking for marriage and family?

 

[Bismarck]

I think he means girls who inherited money but who also had good breeding, like who were taught morals and to look forward to raising a family and being good to her man.