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I'd be hard pressed to think anywhere is better than NYC. The social scene is unparralled. There are work lunches, happy hours, and every type of nightlife from neighborhood bars to high end nightclubs. All types of girls move here, from career driven women to models. My gym is in soho, and it is just the types of girls you don't normally see anywhere else. I'd say NYC b/c of all the situations throughout every day living that put you in constant touch with females.
Disagree. I lived in NYC for a few years and felt the girls had this "there's better guys out there" mentality. The girls that you are in constant touch with are in constant touch with LOTS of other guys. And the other guys are rich businessmen, successful artists, etc.
First of all, what age ranges are they using to say there are more females, as usually there is an excess of females in the near-retirement ages and above, and a deficit of females in the "prime" relationship ages. Even if there are an equal number of men and women at a certain age range (ie 25-29) it is meaningless, as there is *nowhere* in the US where never-married women outnumber never-married men at any age under near-retirement age. The only thing you can do is stay away from the West Coast and stay away from oil towns, etc.
seattle is one of the worst places for single guys, the ridiculous fact that chicago is behind it makes this list worthless, on top of the fact that there is no nyc
As a gay male I agree regarding San Francisco and to a lesser degree Seattle. NYC, LA and Miami in my opinion are right up with San Francisco in terms of being gay male-centric and are not exactly bastions of heterosexuality.
Also, SF is a majority male (50.7% according to city data). So, for straight men people it is not exactly the best place to live. Compare that to Boston, which is 52.1% female, NYC, which is 52.5% female, or DC, which is 52.8% female.
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