Advice welcome: What regions of the US favor single women over men?

[smoky_topaz]

I have two years of college and am also certified from vocational school. I wanted to be a hairstylist but that has been a lost cause. I'm surprised no one on this board has mentioned the Southwest? I went there as a teenager, the difference between it and the Southeast is like night and day!

[pickleswanson]

Originally Posted by smoky_topaz

I have two years of college and am also certified from vocational school. I wanted to be a hairstylist but that has been a lost cause. I'm surprised no one on this board has mentioned the Southwest? I went there as a teenager, the difference between it and the Southeast is like night and day!

That's why I didn't mention it cause so is the cost of living.

[Ollie1946]

what's wrong? don't you like pot bellies and wife beater shirts? i am still trying to get over the Atlanta Olympics. heheheehee

[LovinDecatur]

Originally Posted by Ollie1946

what's wrong? don't you like pot bellies and wife beater shirts? i am still trying to get over the Atlanta Olympics. heheheehee

LOL this got a chuckle out of me.
I was thinking that you should consider Seattle or Chicago...I have single female friends in both cities "of a certain age" that really enjoy it there.
When I was newly divorced and 35, I lived in Brooklyn and loved it...

[smoky_topaz]

Wife-beater shirts....LOOOOOOOOOOL

Is that to be taken literally or figuratively?

Gonna check up with the cousins in the Plains to see what they think.

[smoky_topaz]

I have two years of college. As they say it "all looks good on paper," LOL

Moving is a big decision, and outside Georgia, I will be prudent to only move to where I have kinfolk already.Or the best job in the world...but mostly the former before the latter LOL...