Makes sense. Still early in my career, so I'm in that phase of collecting experience, but I can't lie, dating in my city feels super dry. It feels like if you're not part of a frat, or didn't keep up with people from college, shyt ain't happening
I agree with the business first, then women part which is why I'm asking. I know I gotta stick out at my current job for career purposes, but heading into my 30s, it kinda feels like now or never far as finding someone. I wanna keep an playing the field, but my city feels like it ain't it.
Yeah. Changing companies was like this for me. Got a chance to be 'the star' at a smaller market than just one of the others at a bigger pond
Yeah I’m in my late 20s, in a new city where the talent isn’t as strong, so I completely relate. New York to the Midwest. I understand completely being here I can say I’ve been spoiled while being in New York. But yeah if you’re in your 30s you should make the move and try something different. This is the best time to experiment and figure out which market works for you.
And ultimately that’s the problem with most men it’s figuring out their market. It’s not as if they are bad at dating but it’s more so whether they fit in a certain market or not.
So if you’re a white guy you would fit in more in a Midwest market.
If you were black and fit more in a DC, Houston, Atlanta, New York, east coast type of market.
Takes a lot of trial and error to figure out what place is the best for you, and where you eat the most. This correlates to your job, your aesthetic, your background, your personality, etc.
If you feel you’ve tried everything then that’s the point where you should go overseas. Although if you have some sort of affinity for the women you should go directly overseas and find a woman who matches the dynamic / nature you are looking for.