More reasons why Toronto is the incel capital of the world

[CornbreadFed]

Why? We both live in Southern, Sun Belt American cities.

Curious as to whats wrong with sun belt American cities? They aren't receptive to black guys?

Really bad dating logistics because they tend to be super spread-out, heavy traffic, little to no public transportation, and most of the hot single women are going to be concentrated in a few neighborhoods which means good luck chuck if you do not live in one or near one. In addition, these cities tend to have stronger social circles and women marry earlier in age to beta brads out of convenience rather than in NYC it is more acceptable for a woman to be single longer.

 

[JacquesMemoirs]

Canadians in general are no longer fans of your authoriaruan country. We boo your national anthem during games and stores around are dropping your products.

Demand for peiple visiting there to travel has sharpely declined and will likely get worst.

I’m okay with all that.

 

[Bokanovsky]

You seriously can't make this thing up. A public ad campaign encouraging people to be friendly with each other in general and the feminist idiots have to ruin that too. No wonder guys are checking out.

It's always the dour, unsmiling feminists who try to infect the rest of the world with their negativity. According to a recent study, Toronto is one of the loneliest places in Canada, with residents reporting high levels of depression and anxiety. Gee, I wonder why??

Don't get me wrong, Toronto has a large "bob and vagene" demographic. One is exponentially more likely to encounter Sanjay, the Uber Eats guy than Brad, the tall handsome hedge fund manager during their morning commute. Having said that, the average female public transit user is not exactly a 25-year-old model either. The idea that women would be less safe if people on the subway or bus were more friendly to each is preposterous.

Toronto has always been like this, as far as I can remember. People here don't talk to strangers, don't make eye contact and are generally very timid (which some foreigners confuse with "politeness").

 

[CornbreadFed]

Toronto has always been like this, as far as I can remember. People here don't talk to strangers, don't make eye contact and are generally very timid (which some foreigners confuse with "politeness").

That’s pretty much everywhere unless you are a passport port bro paying people to talk to you in front of a camera.

 

[SW15]

Really bad dating logistics because they tend to be super spread-out, heavy traffic, little to no public transportation, and most of the hot single women are going to be concentrated in a few neighborhoods which means good luck chuck if you do not live in one or near one.

This is generally true. Traffic in many of the Sun Belt cities can make dating someone who lives a certain number of miles away very difficult.

Neighborhood placement can be quite important in these cities too. I am fortunate in my Sun Belt city to be in one of the areas with a concentration of unmarried and childless women.

In addition, these cities tend to have stronger social circles and women marry earlier in age to beta brads out of convenience rather than in NYC it is more acceptable for a woman to be single longer.

I can confirm that this does happen. This will vary from Sun Belt city to Sun Belt city. This isn't a major factor in Dallas. Dallas gets a lot of adult transplants who often end up as app swipers due to weaker social circles. It's difficult to get into a social circle in Dallas of people who grew up in this area as an adult transplant. This was something I wrote about in the initial post on "Observations on Dallas' Scene" back in 2022.

There is more of an earlier marriage culture in Dallas than NYC, Los Angeles, or San Francisco. However, Dallas will have a later marrying culture than smaller to mid sized towns. There are plenty of 30+ singles in Dallas.

Other Sun Belt cities are reasonably similar to Dallas in that regard, but there are differences city to city.

 

[Travel memoir21]

It depends on one's situation, I'm sure Toronto could be an enjoyable city if one is financially free and have a good social circle but the weather would really start getting to them if you've gotta work an 8- hour shift 5 days a week over there. Ironic enough, my first dating guru that I got into back in the day- Michael Marks is from there. He thought the importance of having a passion or purpose in life over women to be working on while your dating. Check him out:

 

[self_is_an_illusion]

My brothers and sisters, we must not allow the challenges of our lives to define us or limit our potential. Though the road may seem long and filled with obstacles, we are not powerless. Each of us has the ability to shape our destiny through love, kindness, and perseverance. In the face of isolation and adversity, we must rise together, reaching out to one another, lifting each other up. Let us not be consumed by despair, but instead, let us embrace the strength within us to build the connections we need and move forward with hope and faith.

 

[MatureDJ]

My brothers and sisters, we must not allow the challenges of our lives to define us or limit our potential. Though the road may seem long and filled with obstacles, we are not powerless. Each of us has the ability to shape our destiny through love, kindness, and perseverance. In the face of isolation and adversity, we must rise together, reaching out to one another, lifting each other up. Let us not be consumed by despair, but instead, let us embrace the strength within us to build the connections we need and move forward with hope and faith.

SelfImprovementCope.

 

[Clockwerk50]

I’d be okay if the USA denied entry of all people from Toronto.

Bloomberg reporting that Goldman Sachs adjusted US tourism revenue to decrease by $90 billion US dollars in 2025

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-15/us-economy-is-set-to-lose-billions-as-foreign-tourists-stay-away

 

[corrector]

Bloomberg reporting that Goldman Sachs adjusted US tourism revenue to decrease by $90 billion US dollars in 2025

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-15/us-economy-is-set-to-lose-billions-as-foreign-tourists-stay-away

They don't seem to care how bad they look to the rest of the world until it hits the pocketbook. They think they are the best country in the world, but there are pockets of poverty with the USA that look worst than a slum within a devloping third world country and now you have a President that is just full of himself, putting taffis until China gives them a run for their money, lol

 

[self_is_an_illusion]

Well, if the U.S. keeps this up, they might have to start offering free buffet dinners at the White House just to get people to visit! But seriously, maybe they’ll fix it with a big ‘Sorry’ card and a coupon for a free visit to the Grand Canyon.

 

[BaronOfHair]

You seriously can't make this thing up. A public ad campaign encouraging people to be friendly with each other in general and the feminist idiots have to ruin that too. No wonder guys are checking out.

You folks in Toronto are sh-tt-ng bricks over "unwanted conversations" while using public transportation? Spend a week riding the subways in NYC these days: Receiving a few dozen unwanted stab wounds to the chest just may induce gratitude for the "problems" you all are having up there in The Great White North

 

[corrector]

You folks in Toronto are sh-tt-ng bricks over "unwanted conversations" while using public transportation? Spend a week riding the subways in NYC these days: Receiving a few dozen unwanted stab wounds to the chest just may induce gratitude for the "problems" you all are having up there in The Great White North

It is the feminists, not "you folks".

 

[Bokanovsky]

Bloomberg reporting that Goldman Sachs adjusted US tourism revenue to decrease by $90 billion US dollars in 2025

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-15/us-economy-is-set-to-lose-billions-as-foreign-tourists-stay-away

$90 billion is nothing for the U.S. economy. Those guys spend more money on gender studies on India and circumcisions in Mozambique.

 

[CornbreadFed]

$90 billion is nothing for the U.S. economy. Those guys spend more money on gender studies on India and circumcisions in Mozambique.

$90 billion is a lot to industries that rely off real money, not fake fluff our capitalists and government live off of.

 

[Bokanovsky]

$90 billion is a lot to industries that rely off real money.

Can you say that in English?

 

[CornbreadFed]

Can you say that in English?

Easy, when you check your bank account balance to see if it has numerical figures next to it. What those figures display determines what you can or cannot buy. Some people do not have to do this which allows them more freedom in spending capabilities. Do I need to make a pre-school version for you?

 

[Clockwerk50]

$90 billion is nothing for the U.S. economy. Those guys spend more money on gender studies on India and circumcisions in Mozambique.

It’s only a 0.3% impact on GDP, but a 70% drop in Canadian travel is a massive hit to border states and cities that rely on Canadian tourism. There’s also been a 10% drop in international arrivals, putting $20 billion in retail purchases at risk.

I do agree with your point though, this is just a drop in the bucket for the U.S. economy overall. So I’m going to be a bit petty and sayt, if they potentially lose $90 billion here, there goes the $105 billion DOGE "saved."

DOGE says it's saved $105 billion, though it's backtracked on some of its earlier claims - ABC News

 

[Bokanovsky]

I do agree with your point though, this is just a drop in the bucket for the U.S. economy overall. So I’m going to be a bit petty and sayt, if they potentially lose $90 billion here, there goes the $105 billion DOGE "saved."

DOGE says it's saved $105 billion, though it's backtracked on some of its earlier claims - ABC News

You also have to take into account the extra revenue brought in by tariffs, as well as long-term benefits such as increased investment into domestic manufacturing (to avoid paying tariffs) and the resulting job creation. These are difficult to measure and may take years to materialize but potential benefits could be massive compared to a short-term loss of tourism dollars.

 

[corrector]

You also have to take into account the extra revenue brought in by tariffs, as well as long-term benefits such as increased investment into domestic manufacturing (to avoid paying tariffs) and the resulting job creation. These are difficult to measure and may take years to materialize but potential benefits could be massive compared to a short-term loss of tourism dollars.

Really? Then after 4 years you have another president (ie or civil war of this president becomes total dictator and has a third term after a rigged election), then what? If the mid-terms are a disaster then it's the beginning of the end of that.