Any college town that draws in coeds from out-of-town (and where their non-student male cohort stays out-of-town) is going to be better. Austin would be such a town, but it's also a techie town, and I think the sausage aspect overwhelms the coed aspect.
They settle for billionaires:
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I had spent some time in Wisconsin. Yes, some nice chesty women, but the Viking genetic stock makes most men Chads.
Aaron Clarey is a Wisconsin native, and he has spoken about how short (at 5'8") he felt there.
This is why I've been a passport bro LONG before it had become a meme.
I don't see as many breast implants around Dallas as one might think I would see. Perhaps I'm not spending enough time in the places where with breast implants would tend to go during their leisure time. I can think of a bar that is more popular with women with breast implants and I don't go there often enough.
Copper Mountain is popular with Denver area people because it is right on the interstate. Ski areas like Breckenridge, Aspen, and Beaver Creek are a bit off the interstate, especially Breckenridge and Aspen. Breckenridge, Aspen, Vail, and Beaver Creek are more popular with dedicated ski trip visitors and local ski bums in those ski towns.
Denver people could make a weekend in the mountains, going out on Fridays after work and coming back to Denver late Sunday. Going with the traffic both times stinks.
I do not enjoy that drive from Denver to any of the mountain resort towns, even during the summer. It takes a while, especially after I've been on an airplane to fly into Denver and then gotten the rental car. The airport is also on the east side of Denver so someone flying in has to trek across Denver and then get past Golden.I understand that the weekend traffic is even worse, especially with a 6-year construction project on I-70
Have you been to Denver? it's only Menever for average men, not to sound conceited but I always aspired to be ABOVEDenver is Menver. It's been long known for bad male-female ratios. Outdoor mountain sports bring people to the Denver area. Outdoor mountain sports participation is a sausage fest. So many more men than women are into mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, etc. The liberal outdoorsy type of Austin plays well in Denver too.
Also, the mountains are not that close to Denver. All of the ski/snowboard areas are 1.5-3 hours west of Denver. There are some bad traffic backups on Interstate 70 heading out to the mountains.
Miami is a challenging market too. We have a good Miami thread too.
Observations on Miami's scene.
So at some point during the pandemic, after about four years in NYC and seeing how much the city had gone downhill, I decided to come down to Miami. Like most others who heard of remote work, a lot of my friends moved to Miami and so I decided to pick the city because I had a curiosity for it...
Fresh & Fit has a lot of Miami women on their show.
Breckenridge is much closer than Aspen, and it only about 20 miles off the interstate (but via an exit that is 7 miles closer, AIR). It's a true, genuine Western ski town, and I don't think anyone drives does daytrips there, since there is Copper, Keystone or Arapahoe Basin that are easier to get to (these are 4 are the Summit County ones). Vail & Beaver Creek are about 20 miles past Copper, but right on the interstate. Aspen is like a net 4 hour drive from Denver. I think Vail is VERY overrated as a resort, although for folks that don't make it out to the Alps, the town of Vail is built like one, kinda. Beaver Creek is OK, but not as good as Copper. Aspen has the dinky resort of Buttermilk and the overrated (but huge) resort of Snowmass (which does have greater accommodation$$$$), and then there are Aspen Mountain, which is a very fast cruiser that I liked as a young man, but I wouldn't want to risk it as an older fart, and Aspen Highlands, which is great small resort, especially after the lifts were upgraded.
I've done the I-70 drive over 100 times, and yes, the final descent into Denver is a h3ll of a ride!
It's OVER for MenverCels.
I have been to Denver. I have not tried to get laid with new pussie in Denver. When I was in Denver, I was recreationally traveling or using it as a jumping off point to go to the mountain towns.
My friend lived in Denver and he referred to it as Menver. You bringing up Menver made me remember him complaining about the dating scene there. I am glad I placed it in hard mode now.
People have been using the Menver nickname for Denver for a long time. I think it has been used for 20+ years.
Aaron Clarey is also a drinking lush manlet who has everyone on the internet fooled, the guy is a self-admitted former "Dork" and still is, I know a lot of people on this forum like him but Clarey has no clue what's going on in the field of dating as he's been in a relationship for over 10 years. Yes he knows what's going on looking at the data, and hearing from 3rd parties but not what's going on by having boots on the ground. A lotta people don't realize how important that is, 5'8 in Wisconsin is nearly average (the average man is 5'9) it's all about your personality, not being overweight and you will meet womenI had spent some time in Wisconsin. Yes, some nice chesty women, but the Viking genetic stock makes most men Chads.
I had a buddy who was cleaning up in Ogden Utah he was loving it, Never been to Utah so do your own research
It is important to combine both approaches. For many years, even a married Rollo Tomassi was spending a lot of time in nightlife venues due to his job in the alcohol industry.
A lot of people don't talk about the mating environment in Utah. Even Salt Lake City is not well known for being a fun place. Salt Lake City and mountain town Park City are the most liberalized areas of Utah. Park City is an expensive place. If you see attractive women around Park City, they are usually there with a husband, boyfriend, or sugar daddy. The same could be said for Aspen, Breckenridge, Vail, and Beaver Creek in Colorado.
For those who aren't familiar with this drive, here it is....
Breckenridge is good for people who are doing 1-2 week ski trips or summer trips. All the Colorado mountain towns are good for that. A man will impress his girlfriend/wife if he takes her to Breckenridge for 1-2 weeks either in winter or summer.
A man will impress his girlfriend/wife if he takes her to Aspen, Vail, or Beaver Creek for 1-2 weeks either in winter or summer.
I always seem to meet Dallas people in the bars at Breckenridge.
I would imagine that chicks in Ogden wear chastity belts.
