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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-01-2015 07:30 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote: That's an interesting site. Though the high number for Warsaw (109 females / 100 males) seems to contradict what Roosh wrote in Bang Poland about Warsaw attracting many of the working males within Poland leading to worse ratios (the "Toronto of Eastern Europe," he called it.)
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Yes, I take your point, but I think you need to consider both sides of the demand/supply equation here, i.e. not just focus on the relative numerical abundance of women in the capital. In Warsaw, your competition as a man in terms of other high status men is going to be at its highest I suspect, given that Warsaw will have the highest percentage of high-rolling guys in terms of overall wealth/income/status in the whole of the country. So, the lift that a Western guy gets from the "Busted Dude" effect in Poland is going to be probably at its minimum in Warsaw, a factor which you'd be unwise to ignore and which I'd previously underestimated in terms of its effect on the sociosexual market dynamics in any country. Furthermore, the novelty factor of being from the UK/US/insert other Western state is also going to be at its minimum in the capital, since it's no great shakes for a girl to come across a guy from London or Los Angeles here anymore.
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-02-2015 07:00 PM)allaround Wrote: (05-01-2015 07:30 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote: That's an interesting site. Though the high number for Warsaw (109 females / 100 males) seems to contradict what Roosh wrote in Bang Poland about Warsaw attracting many of the working males within Poland leading to worse ratios (the "Toronto of Eastern Europe," he called it.)
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The Polish section of the Singles Atlas reports the same numbers for Warsaw, http://singlesatlas.com/poland
They are obviously taken from the UN statistics which are a heap of turds mixed with piss.
According to them Czech Republic is one of the worst places for Game and the US is equal to Poland. Ireland should be a heaven for men. The UN statistics usually completely ignore immigrants, EU-working immigrants, the fattening of the female piglets and other measures which restrict the pool of eligible women to such degrees that China is a superior choice.
Part of Warsaw not being so good is due to the fact that many men work there, also many foreigners - the real ratios are much worse. The NYC comparison is lacking, since by my own estimates the ratios are male-dominated, you find plenty of hot young girls, but the entitlement there is high for any woman who lives there for longer than 2 years. If you find a very young one who moved there shortly, then that's a different thing. Other cities lack that kind of delusion.
As far as the official country and UN gender statistics are concerned - they are at best a proxy and the field reports of guys with Game are a better sign. You can spoof your Tinder or online dating accounts and see for yourself the difference. The UN statistics consider Ireland and the UK equal to Poland and Czech Republic should be much worse according to them. Good luck with that - go out and run Game in those countries and then tell me what you get.
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-02-2015 07:13 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: (05-02-2015 07:00 PM)allaround Wrote: (05-01-2015 07:30 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote: That's an interesting site. Though the high number for Warsaw (109 females / 100 males) seems to contradict what Roosh wrote in Bang Poland about Warsaw attracting many of the working males within Poland leading to worse ratios (the "Toronto of Eastern Europe," he called it.)
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The Polish section of the Singles Atlas reports the same numbers for Warsaw, http://singlesatlas.com/poland
They are obviously taken from the UN statistics which are a heap of turds mixed with piss.
According to them Czech Republic is one of the worst places for Game and the US is equal to Poland. Ireland should be a heaven for men. The UN statistics usually completely ignore immigrants, EU-working immigrants, the fattening of the female piglets and other measures which restrict the pool of eligible women to such degrees that China is a superior choice.
Part of Warsaw not being so good is due to the fact that many men work there, also many foreigners - the real ratios are much worse. The NYC comparison is lacking, since by my own estimates the ratios are male-dominated, you find plenty of hot young girls, but the entitlement there is high for any woman who lives there for longer than 2 years. If you find a very young one who moved there shortly, then that's a different thing. Other cities lack that kind of delusion.
As far as the official country and UN gender statistics are concerned - they are at best a proxy and the field reports of guys with Game are a better sign. You can spoof your Tinder or online dating accounts and see for yourself the difference. The UN statistics consider Ireland and the UK equal to Poland and Czech Republic should be much worse according to them. Good luck with that - go out and run Game in those countries and then tell me what you get.
In my area of the UK, 50% of the women in the 20-35 age range are outright fat and, from my perspective, undatable. I arrived at this figure by noting every fat and slim woman I saw on the street and then calculating the ratio between them. I did not take facial aesthetics into account and, to be as objective as possible, even included women as slim if they were only a little frumpy. The result of looking at 100 women: If you only consider the remaining 50% of slim(-ish) women and take into account the fact that male obesity rates are probably around the 5-10% mark, you pretty much get a ratio of roughly 180 men per 100 women. It's no wonder that the UK and US, as well as other parts of the Anglosphere where fatties run riot, have turned into giant, open-air sausage fests.
China, by comparison, would be much easier to game women in the same age bracket, since the supply of slim and thus gameable ones is much, much higher. The UK dating market is analogous to an already busy road that is now operating a staggering 80% above capacity - even a 10% increase would have caused gridlock, but an 80% excess of demand over supply is going to fuck the flow of traffic (read: dating demand/supply curve) completely up. I think a lot of guys who live in countries with very high female obesity rates have yet to truly comprehend what this means for their chances on the dating market there.
So, the irony is that China still offers a younger guy more opportunities to date women equivalent to his looks than the hypergamy-on-steroids Western hemisphere and especially its cheerleading hard core, the Anglosphere.
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-03-2015 03:25 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote: ^^^ I think your numbers aren't far wrong re women.
You are massively under estimating male fatness though; it's on a par with that of the bitches, for sure.
The problem is your methodology 
At the risk of sounding obstinate, I don't believe I have underestimated male obesity in the UK. I forgot to mention that I ran the same experiment to determine the ratio of slim men to fat men in the same age bracket as women and found not more than 10% of guys to be fat. Since I returned from Germany in 2013 after a 10 year absence, I am aghast at how fat British women have become on average. Furthermore, I am seeing unprecedented numbers of jacked and muscular guys, sharply dressed, particularly younger guys (I'm 40, by the way) no doubt in order to try to compete for the ever decreasing supply of slim girls here; indeed, the competition for even slim plain Janes is intense.
Ask yourself: How often do you see a slim, tall and even muscular guy with an overweight woman on the streets of the UK these days? I am seeing it worringly often. It's not yet the norm, but it is not very far off from becoming so. This is the most effective indicator in my view as to how out of whack the dating market has become the UK in recent years - it's Pattaya every day of the week for the fatty fillies but a dystopic, brave new world for the unfortunate sod looking to get his oats here.
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-03-2015 03:37 AM)Feldeinsamkeit Wrote: (05-03-2015 03:25 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote: ^^^ I think your numbers aren't far wrong re women.
You are massively under estimating male fatness though; it's on a par with that of the bitches, for sure.
The problem is your methodology 
At the risk of sounding obstinate, I don't believe I have underestimated male obesity in the UK. I forgot to mention that I ran the same experiment to determine the ratio of slim men to fat men in the same age bracket as women and found not more than 10% of guys to be fat. Since I returned from Germany in 2013 after a 10 year absence, I am aghast at how fat British women have become on average. Furthermore, I am seeing unprecedented numbers of jacked and muscular guys, sharply dressed, particularly younger guys (I'm 40, by the way) no doubt in order to try to compete for the ever decreasing supply of slim girls here; indeed, the competition for even slim plain Janes is intense.
Ask yourself: How often do you see a slim, tall and even muscular guy with an overweight woman on the streets of the UK these days? I am seeing it worringly often. It's not yet the norm, but it is not very far off from becoming so. This is the most effective indicator in my view as to how out of whack the dating market has become the UK in recent years - it's Pattaya every day of the week for the fatty fillies but a dystopic, brave new world for the unfortunate sod looking to get his oats here.
Where did this "survey" of yours take place?
The rest of your points I agree with, by the way. 100%
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-03-2015 04:54 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote: (05-03-2015 03:37 AM)Feldeinsamkeit Wrote: (05-03-2015 03:25 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote: ^^^ I think your numbers aren't far wrong re women.
You are massively under estimating male fatness though; it's on a par with that of the bitches, for sure.
The problem is your methodology 
At the risk of sounding obstinate, I don't believe I have underestimated male obesity in the UK. I forgot to mention that I ran the same experiment to determine the ratio of slim men to fat men in the same age bracket as women and found not more than 10% of guys to be fat. Since I returned from Germany in 2013 after a 10 year absence, I am aghast at how fat British women have become on average. Furthermore, I am seeing unprecedented numbers of jacked and muscular guys, sharply dressed, particularly younger guys (I'm 40, by the way) no doubt in order to try to compete for the ever decreasing supply of slim girls here; indeed, the competition for even slim plain Janes is intense.
Ask yourself: How often do you see a slim, tall and even muscular guy with an overweight woman on the streets of the UK these days? I am seeing it worringly often. It's not yet the norm, but it is not very far off from becoming so. This is the most effective indicator in my view as to how out of whack the dating market has become the UK in recent years - it's Pattaya every day of the week for the fatty fillies but a dystopic, brave new world for the unfortunate sod looking to get his oats here.
Where did this "survey" of yours take place?
The rest of your points I agree with, by the way. 100%
In Middlesbrough in the north east of England. But the 50% of fat women is a figure that has often struck me as roughly correct for quite a while now, since I often make an informal tally of the ratio of slim/fat girls at any particular social venue and so the results did not really surprise me.
It's what the results imply that is truly shocking though, i.e., that a 50% obesity rate would imply roughly a 2:1 ratio of men chasing slim(-ish) women, not adjusting for all the plain janes, uglies, batshit crazy bitches, et.c, included in this figure. Once you were to filter these out you'd be left with an even more insanely unfavourable ratio of men to women.
Game is good, but location trumps it all.
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-03-2015 04:54 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote: Where did this "survey" of yours take place?
The rest of your points I agree with, by the way. 100%
The UK and US are fucking crazy - in all of the Eastern European countries the Proteinworld campaign would elicit no protest at all. The further West you go the more crazy it becomes:
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/ap...ks-outrage
And the crazy part is that Proteinworld is now under investigation of the official UK Advertising Standards Authority whether the company is promoting an "unhealthy body image". This is utterly fucking crazy - keep in mind that it's not just some crazy extreme feminist - no - it's the official agency!
And it spreads to other countries - I have heard those idiotic phrases being uttered to me in Austria, Germany and even Switzerland.
Sure - the diet in the more well-off countries is better than in Eastern Europe, but if the girls supplement it all with McDonald's and sweets, then get validated by the media and have no fat-shaming, then superior diet is not going to amount to much. The fattening decreases the attractive female population more than anything else - I have seen statistics for the UK - it's roughly 180-250 eiligible women for 100 men. 180 to 100 if you discount the unemployed, single-mothers - it gets to well over 250 to 100 if you discount the obese and overweight. So have a pick competing with a ratio of 1 to 2,5 for the single, not-overweight, not single mother girl. The ratio in China is 1 to 1,2 and in Poland it's 1 to 1 generally in the age group of 18-34.
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RE: Sex ratios in 20-35 age range by city in Poland
(05-02-2015 07:13 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: They are obviously taken from the UN statistics which are a heap of turds mixed with piss.
According to them Czech Republic is one of the worst places for Game and the US is equal to Poland. Ireland should be a heaven for men. The UN statistics usually completely ignore immigrants, EU-working immigrants, the fattening of the female piglets and other measures which restrict the pool of eligible women to such degrees that China is a superior choice.
Part of Warsaw not being so good is due to the fact that many men work there, also many foreigners - the real ratios are much worse. The NYC comparison is lacking, since by my own estimates the ratios are male-dominated, you find plenty of hot young girls, but the entitlement there is high for any woman who lives there for longer than 2 years. If you find a very young one who moved there shortly, then that's a different thing. Other cities lack that kind of delusion.
As far as the official country and UN gender statistics are concerned - they are at best a proxy and the field reports of guys with Game are a better sign. You can spoof your Tinder or online dating accounts and see for yourself the difference. The UN statistics consider Ireland and the UK equal to Poland and Czech Republic should be much worse according to them. Good luck with that - go out and run Game in those countries and then tell me what you get.
The local Polish data that the atlas uses is from the Central Statistical Office of Poland (GUS). It could be the same source as used by the cited article. The numbers look similar.
If to look at this from a country level, UN data is used as you say. And I agree, official gender ratios are only a part of the picture. More data is needed, like reports from the ground.
The Body Mass Index range slider of the atlas can be useful. When specifying a non-overweight BMI, meaning max 25, the map shows way better "females below BMI of 25 to males ratios" for say Poland and Czech than England and Ireland.
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