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I've read there are many attractive women in Montreal, Canada. I saw maps which show there's a higher ratio of females to males in east coast USA.
From a heterosexual male perspective, rank Boston, NYC, Chicago, Denver, Austin, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle. You may consider other cities with a population of at least 500k.
Go less by lists (I've read most), and more by anecdotal evidence. I know it can be subjective. I find many different types of women attractive but to give you an idea of my taste think of Blake Lively or a young Lara Flynn Boyle. I do value other qualities than beauty such as style, friendliness, and knowledge. It's just too complex to go through all that.
i'd rank them by population, that seems to make the most sense. now if you want to be more specific like you are looking for shallow, plastic women or women who don't shave their arm pits, then the list will be more interesting.
Can't forget Toronto(beautiful and down to earth too), but in the US, I would think college towns would be a good place to look. That's considering that many colleges have more women than men.
i'd rank them by population, that seems to make the most sense. now if you want to be more specific like you are looking for shallow, plastic women or women who don't shave their arm pits, then the list will be more interesting.
What about neither type of women? I get your point though. Those are two extremes.
It's very difficult to narrow it down because it's easy to exclude so many. I gave examples of two celebrities to give you an idea of physical appearance and style. Smart casual is alright - definitely closer to chic so during a spring or summer night she may dress like these three http://ilovefancypants.com/news/wp-c.../img_09471.jpg and during fall and winter: http://slimages.macys.com/is/image/M...0.5,0&fmt=jpeg. I don't expect her to walk around like that all the time. I'm just more on the formal side - whether fashion forward or classic matters less. I'm not very shallow. I look women in their eyes and listen to what they have to say. It's important that she can hold an intellectual conversation (not necessarily initially as I know one can appear boring) on either culture, society and world matters. Now it sounds like I demand too much. In reality, I understand one has to compromise to some extent.
Hippie women can be beautiful, and from what I gathered they are more common in Portland and Seattle. But there's a difference between having a modern eco-friendly hippie style to being hobo looking. I'm for equal rights, but against feminism, as much as I'm against chauvinism. I'm more on the agnostic side and not against abortion. I'm by no means against religious people and I would like to have a wife and kids in the future. I should have also written I'm interested in cities with single women in their 20's. Ask away if you need me to be more specific.
i've only met a few from manhattan. i think they're not as low key as the 3 women in your picture. i think they're more "assertive" if you want to use a kind word.
i've only met a few from manhattan. i think they're not as low key as the 3 women in your picture. i think they're more "assertive" if you want to use a kind word.
Well, that was just a random Google images search on "chic women".
Assertive can be positive. Sure, it can refer to someone who is aggressive and rude.
It's good if you're also thinking of opinionated women who are straightforward with their feelings. Assertive women can be strong and independent which I think are positive qualities.
I don't know many young men today that look for women that feel the need to play the housewife role. I don't look for a submissive woman lacking in ambition.
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