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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
(07-25-2013 10:45 PM)Travesty444 Wrote: Looking forward to this thread. Especially the double edged sword of feminist Bay Area chicks wanting to be dominated, but also verbally wanting to spar. Also any thoughts on SF friendliness for beginner's and intermediates? I kinda see it as a place you gel with or don't?
I find SF girls to be pretty laid back, more so than East Coast girls. There are a lot of introverted geeks in SF, including the girls. A lot of people work in IT or Finance. A lot of Asians.
Many SF women will call themselves feminist and liberal, but in the end, they just want to get along with people, not be confrontational, and they want to make money. YMMV.
Of course, there are a lot there a lot of homosexual men in SF, which eliminates a lot of competition.
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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
(07-25-2013 11:53 PM)Dusty Wrote: (07-25-2013 10:45 PM)Travesty444 Wrote: Looking forward to this thread. Especially the double edged sword of feminist Bay Area chicks wanting to be dominated, but also verbally wanting to spar. Also any thoughts on SF friendliness for beginner's and intermediates? I kinda see it as a place you gel with or don't?
I find SF girls to be pretty laid back, more so than East Coast girls. There are a lot of introverted geeks in SF, including the girls. A lot of people work in IT or Finance. A lot of Asians.
Many SF women will call themselves feminist and liberal, but in the end, they just want to get along with people, not be confrontational, and they want to make money. YMMV.
Of course, there are a lot there a lot of homosexual men in SF, which eliminates a lot of competition.
I wouldn't say that gels with the experience of most guys who live here, but I'm happy you have had a generally positive experience up here.
Attractive SF women have extremely high standards, so your "flip-the-script" game has to really be on point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdhFJ5uArUc
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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
(07-26-2013 06:49 PM)Sugar Wrote: (07-25-2013 11:53 PM)Dusty Wrote: (07-25-2013 10:45 PM)Travesty444 Wrote: Looking forward to this thread. Especially the double edged sword of feminist Bay Area chicks wanting to be dominated, but also verbally wanting to spar. Also any thoughts on SF friendliness for beginner's and intermediates? I kinda see it as a place you gel with or don't?
I find SF girls to be pretty laid back, more so than East Coast girls. There are a lot of introverted geeks in SF, including the girls. A lot of people work in IT or Finance. A lot of Asians.
Many SF women will call themselves feminist and liberal, but in the end, they just want to get along with people, not be confrontational, and they want to make money. YMMV.
Of course, there are a lot there a lot of homosexual men in SF, which eliminates a lot of competition.
I wouldn't say that gels with the experience of most guys who live here, but I'm happy you have had a generally positive experience up here.
Attractive SF women have extremely high standards, so your "flip-the-script" game has to really be on point.
Oh, I'm not saying it's easy or anything, but there are things I like better here than East Coast.
I'm not targeting the 8-10's either. I'm a 6-7 guy. That's the sweet spot for my work/rewards trade-off I'm 48 years old, and think its pretty futile for me to target 27 year old 9's in the Marina.
Nonetheless, what I find most frustrating with women in SF, is ubiquitous female behavior. Namely, caprice, over analyzing, poor judgement, etc.
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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
(07-26-2013 08:14 PM)jimukr104 Wrote: Wouldn't the high number of gay guys make women desperate?
There are way more straight men 20-45 here than straight women same age, because SF is mainly technology, SW development, and finance. Twitter, google, facebook, airbnb, pinterest, reddit, yelp are all here. The gay factor doesn't help much because there are just as many lesbians as gay men.
But I don't want to derail the thread too much talking about what makes it hard - excuses are for unmotivated people, not guys like us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdhFJ5uArUc
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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
(08-04-2013 02:57 PM)Sugar Wrote: I went out in the Haight last night (lower and upper) and it was absolutely horrible. It was so bad I couldn't believe it was a Saturday night. One block of Polk is better than 10 blocks in the Haight.
Do you have any recommendations, WestCoast? As for my look, girls almost always tell me I have a "New York" look when I'm dressed down, and sometimes a "European" look when dressed-up. I get a shit ton of IOIs, but I am blowing up a lot of sets due to rusty/bad game.
I used to live in the Haight, and you're right about not much going on there at night (upper Haight is for day game). The better nightlife scene is actually a couple of blocks down Divisadero (going toward Oak and Fell) in the Western Addition.
Madrone on Fell and Divis is one of my personal favs and usually fills up on weekends. They also have a pretty good salsa night on Thursdays.
There's also The Page (dive bar), Bar Fly (never been), and the Independent (music venue), as well as several very popular restaurants around. The Bean Bag cafe (also called the scene bag) is a pretty good late day/afternoon game spot with good wine and beer on the cheap.
Have you checked out the Mission? The Mission is pretty cracking. I and several friends have picked up chicks out of the Elbo Room. The 16th and mission area (Mission, Valencia, etc) is packed with bars and restaurants, and Mission St. itself has bars all along its length out to around 30th IIRC.
You may also want to check out the Broadway strip over in North Beach. It's full of scumbags and strip clubs (makes even the TL look classy), but it can be a fun time.
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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
LOL @ Amelie I used to go to the two bars around it all the time BFL, and Parrilla. Very familiar. They're both closed now as you prolly know. I need to pick up some new clothes before going to Amelie though, probably going to go to Union Square later today or tomorrow to buy some Zara.
I haven't tried washington sq park, but have been to daygame in Union Sq many times.
In and around Polk I usually go to Hemlock, R Bar, mcteagues, whiskey thieves, kozy kar, the karaoke place on california, sodas also on california, and formerly bigfoot lodge. I rarely if ever go north of broadway.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdhFJ5uArUc
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RE: 100 Approaches - San Francisco
(08-05-2013 02:24 PM)WestCoast Wrote: On a quick guess based on your current choice try Amelie.
Ameliewinebar.com
Lots of french girls in there.
What spots on Polk street are you pulling from? Lots of people go to tonic a bit further down (not on Polk).
It really depends on what type of girl you're looking for. Also yes day game in union square is a must (same with Delores park and Washington square).
Amelie is cool spot. Great ambiance but nicer for dates. I had a sendoff party there with a group of friends before a 2-month trip abroad back in 2011. The tapas menu and wine is legit.
Polk is live and the best spot in the city to hop around venues.
I have pulled in Elbo Room in the Mission. You want to go there during those once a month Brazilian "Forro" parties upstairs. When it hits, it hits Much better selection than those hipster whores you find downstairs.
One spot in the Marina you can't neglect is Matrix Lounge on Sundays. Nice hip-hop atmosphere gearing towards the high end.
During the week Vessel in Union Square can be hit or miss.
Honestly there's no spot in SF I've ever been to where I was blown away. Not even close. If you're looking for quality, your best bet is to day game in Union Square and for night time hit up the Marina.
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