SW15
Master Don Juan
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I would make arguments that women in Phoenix and Dallas have worse attitudes than Nashville. I went to Nashville for a week once 10+ years ago. Even then, with limited exposure to Nashville, I was able to see how Nashville women could be a pain.Nashville women have the worst attitudes out of any women in the US IMHO. They all think they are God's gift and try so hard to portray themselves as the Los Angeles of the south. Everyone thinks they are a 50k millionaire because they split an apartment in the Gulch, East Nash, or 12th South. Yes, you have that in Atlanta and other cities, but it is extraordinary bad in Nashville.
That sucks. I liked Centennial Park when I went but I might have gotten the wrong idea.Centennial Park is full of naive families and homeless. I used to run at that park and I an instance with a hobo led me to stop doing so. Note, this was pre-pandemic, so things could've changed. Nashville has hotter women than Atlanta, but that’s where it ends.
I believe it. I have no idea how Nashville became some hub for bachelorette parties.People tend to base Nashville off of their weekend vacation experiences on Broadway which is an inaccurate representation of the city. Most of the women you meet on Broadway are either tourists or celebrating some event.
Those are all good things about Atlanta.It is way easier to get laid in Atlanta, the job opportunities/COL is much better, the weather isn't as severe, and it is a much bigger city in general.
When I went to Nashville, I was evaluating whether or not I wanted to live in Nashville and I decided to pass after that visit.
I haven't been to Atlanta.