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The neighborhoods with the highest density (scientifically studied over a lifetime) are The Lower Haight and The Mission.
As someone who is considering moving to San Francisco, this is terrifying. Please, can a local soothe me with a rebuttal?
this is complete nonsense, SF is full of very beautiful women. After living here for many years, I'd respectfully disagree with this. The neighborhoods with the highest density (scientifically studied over a lifetime) are The Lower Haight and The Mission.
As someone who is considering moving to San Francisco, this is terrifying. Please, can a local soothe me with a rebuttal?
1. If you're into Asian women(and may be they are into you), you'll feel like you've won the lottery by moving to SF. 2. If you're not, well, you'll learn to:)
But San Francisco's women are beautiful and amazing. There are few other cities that compare. You may just need a bit more luck than elsewhere.
SF is outrightly depressing when it comes to girls! The numbers are just not comparable to a city like NYC or LA.
I can't talk about NY, but having lived in LA for 5+ years I can safely say that it's a horrible place for either sex to seek out any form of lasting relationship.
Of course if you love spending your evenings in bars buying drinks for willing girls under 25 (or at least who claim to be) then LA's a great place to live.
It makes sense that since there are more men, women get pickier, so paradoxically there appears to be less good men available to women.
What does game theory predict in such a situation?
As someone who is considering moving to San Francisco, this is terrifying. Please, can a local soothe me with a rebuttal?
1. If you're into Asian women(and may be they are into you), you'll feel like you've won the lottery by moving to SF. 2. If you're not, well, you'll learn to:)
Otoh, it's also interesting why the gender gap is non-existant or is the other direction in former USSR and China/Taiwan/Korea (you could argue it's Communist legacy for USSR and China, but what about South Korea and Taiwan?).
(Disclaimer: I'm an immigrant from the USSR and the person who has been introduced into was my mother. I remember visiting her work place and many of her coworkers were women too-- and this wasn't considered unusual in any form).
this is complete nonsense, SF is full of very beautiful women. After living here for many years, I'd respectfully disagree with this. The neighborhoods with the highest density (scientifically studied over a lifetime) are The Lower Haight and The Mission.
SF is outrightly depressing when it comes to girls! The numbers are just not comparable to a city like NYC or LA.
Numbers? I myself like to focus on quality. I can't talk about NY, but having lived in LA for 5+ years I can safely say that it's a horrible place for either sex to seek out any form of lasting relationship. Of course if you love spending your evenings in bars buying drinks for willing girls under 25 (or at least who claim to be) then LA's a great place to live.
As for buying drinks, you know, that depends on the individual's mojo;) I've personally never tasted alcohol so the question of buying someone else a drink is far off. But I get your point.