Post: #1

A report released by ESPON, 5 February 2013, can be found at the link below:

Gender Imbalances in European Regions

PDF available here

From the report (emphasis theirs):

Points for policy consideration

"The mobility of young women needs to be understood as an important feature for local economic development. Age- and gender selective out-migration from rural regions works against the overall aim of territorial cohesion and balanced regional development. Potential consequences among others might be the intensification of demographic shrinkages arising from lower fertility rates as well as pronounced population aging due to the loss of potential mothers. The lack of human capacity and female workers as well as negative effects on the public and social life can be added.

In most cases there is a very high awareness of the loss of young people in rural regions. On the contrary, the shortage of young women is not equally noticed locally and often not considered as a key challenge. Population sustainability within communities is however not just a question of out- and in-migration but also of a balanced population structure. Monitoring these changes, within the local population, is crucial."

Here is the map (click here for larger version):

Post: #2

The most interesting take away from this is looking at West vs East germany. Women go where the money is!

Post: #3

The difference is negligible. At most it's 112 women to 100 men. 12% more women?
How many of them are attractive or even go out regularly?

You're better off picking out bars or lunch joints that have 10:1 ratios of women to men.
It's much more common.

I'd be more concerned about avoiding the blue sausagefest areas

Post: #4

Germany......land of the sausage in more ways than one

Post: #5

So, the best ratio in Europe can be found in this little French département where the biggest town has 22,000 inhabitants?

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

Maybe a secluded lesbian community.

Post: #6

france, ireland, southern scotland = poosy paradise... ?

u wot m8?

Post: #7

(01-08-2014 04:25 PM)Clunge Wrote:  Germany......land of the sausage in more ways than one

"Mein fuhrer, the fräuleines have defected en mass to France..."

Post: #8

Even in the blue countries, it looks like their major cities are red.

Post: #9

Can they make another poll for women from 18-29 per 100 dudes? Or how about women age 18-38 per 100 dudes (yes I like older women)? haha

Post: #10

Not coincidentally, the bluest parts of Germany are also those where neo-Nazism is rampant.

Lack of pussy breeds racism and borderline-homoerotic, male subcultures.

Post: #11

Anyone from East Germany on this forum willing to back up the stats? Is E Germany international pussy hell??

Post: #12

Very interesting. If this is true then China should become more militant/nationalist due to the shortage of woman there.

Post: #13

(01-08-2014 05:32 PM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Anyone from East Germany on this forum willing to back up the stats? Is E Germany international pussy hell??

I'm from the East. The worst parts on that map are rural areas where not many people live anyway. Unless you are into hiking or fishing there is no reason to go there as a man who wants to get laid. Despite all that, the few dudes in those places are mostly unemployed and alcoholics and no competition for a man who has his shit together. The women should also be way easier to bed than in Italy, Spain, etc. where ratios are seemingly better but girls are harder to crack. The quality of the few remaining broads is just very low and all hicks of the village have already had their stinky dicks inside of them.

University towns and bigger urban areas are a better places with many more girls. Leipzig is a bit like Berlin in the '90s and Halle/Saale has a 114/100 female/men-ratio in the 20-24 age group.

Post: #14

Speaking of favourable demographics in Europe --- London would have to be up there.

- Population 8 million and 5200 people per sq/km
- 51.1% female
- Student population at Royal Vetenary College of London is 78% female
- 31% under age 24 / 63% under age 44
- 37% foreign born

Post: #15

(01-08-2014 04:11 PM)Vicious Wrote:  The most interesting take away from this is looking at West vs East germany. Women go where the money is!

Yes, but they aren't looking for rich providers,
they go where job opportunities exist in contrast to their male counterparts who become alcoholics. Men there have really given up on themselves.

Post: #16

South Wales! That's where Catherine Zeta-Jones is from, right?

Post: #17

Thing is that the bigger east-german cities like Leipzig, Dresden or Erfurt don't experience any exodus anymore, so this map will change anytime soon. The best cities, ratio-wise, are afaik Cologne and Munich. That being said, the worst ratios I have ever seen were in the western part as well, namely Aachen and Karlsruhe.

Post: #18

(01-08-2014 04:46 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Even in the blue countries, it looks like their major cities are red.

Excepting the Czech republic. All blue.

Lativa only has a tiny pink dot for Riga.

All the 'equality for feminists' scandinavian countries have the big, bureaucratic capitals, full of cushy government office jobs we see the women flock to (pink), whilst the rest of the country(s), full of natural resources... full of wealth but in hostile conditions and hard work to extract... are blue.

Slovakia, Croatia and Catalonia look a bit Barren too.

Of all that, I'd have to pick southern Poland.. an arc from Lublin, to Krakow to Wroclaw

Post: #19

Whats up with France, the distribution looks too good for the whole country?

Post: #20

Demografic desaster in 3.. 2.. 1..

Post: #21

(01-09-2014 07:17 PM)Puck21 Wrote:  the worst ratios I have ever seen were in the western part as well, namely Aachen and Karlsruhe.

Both of which have big engineering schools...

Post: #22

The map seems to show France as a poosy paradise...

What's up with that?

Post: #23

"We found a connection between a lack of females and right-wing extremism among the males there." "The women are gone and the men stay there, unemployed, and become angry."

yet more evidence backing how devalued Anglo men become in western societies. More crazy gunmen anyone?

Post: #24

Oh so this is where Polish sausage originates.

Post: #25

2012: Roosh establishes a beachhead in Poland. The Baltics soon fall.
2013: Roosh and the RVF conquer Ukraine and penetrate deep into Russian territory.
2014: The RVF invasion of France begins.