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Somewhat surprised there isn't a data sheet on this place yet - though it isn't anything to write home about - so here goes:

Obligatory about me: early 30s, Asian-American (though Mexicans think I'm Mexican), average height, fit but not jacked, and well-dressed.

Got here Wednesday afternoon and ran some daygame on solo tourists on the path near the beach. Went indirect on the seated/paused ones and London-style on the walking ones. Got a few numbers - not my preference here since SDL is the name of the tourist game - and none of them responded to my evening ping text. Numbers were cute but not hot and included a Dutch girl and a Spanish girl. Misses due to the girls being language group leaders included a plain German and a toweringly tall but thin Czech. Also got the number of a more-than-cute English local, but she had a bf, so I'll run FB long game to see if there's any potential.

Walked around that evening north of the pier scoping out the night life, and while there were some options that were populated enough, they seemed to be sausage fests. And this was outside the gay area (Kemptown) which was dead (apparently I missed a gay pride celebration).

According to a young Slovakian couple I met, there are 52 language schools in Brighton. That explains why I met two language group leaders in one afternoon, when they had their breaks from their groups (which were too short to SDL them in when I met them).

I'm here until Saturday morning and will post updates if they're informative.

Overall first impression: London's Oxford St and Covent Garden may be better, though I've never been. They are about an hour north by trains.

Post: #2

I've only been to Brighton a few times but I imagine you've picked the wrong time to visit Brighton as the students are currently on their summer break.

Brighton has two big universities and I assume most of the students are normally there from late September to early June. So if planning a trip there in the future it would be probably best to go then.

Post: #3

^^^ Seems to be the case for most of Europe for the summer, with the exception of the touristy areas. I was hoping Brighton would be touristy, but it seems to be more of a remote suburb of London, with only a relative handful of tourists near the pier. I may bail early for London.

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Check out the lanes, just down from Churchill Square. Normally quite a few English students in Brighton over the summer too, lots are younger but some are over 18!
The weekend would obviously be busier but still got Friday night, West Street has plenty of bars.

Post: #5

I was there just the other day. Plenty of nice girls around, though you should be advised that the city is essentially the left wing cultural marxist/SJW capital of the UK.

Post: #6

It's like the gay capital of the UK.

I've been once, won't go again. Most of the students I know that study down there are liberal left wing idiots.

Post: #7

Day 2 - day gamed in and around Church Hill Square (it's a mall). More volume, but no numbers, likely due to that area being populated more by locals. Given my short time here, that's not what I want, since tourists are easier to SDL than locals, regardless of where you are in the world. That means you need to spend more time here and date them, which is more than I have before I head to Ukraine (can't wait!).

However, some of the responses I got from locals today confirmed the SJW mentality here. I even had one plain college girl reply to my London-style bit, "you look nice", with a sarcastic, "That's cute." That has never happened to me before, even in my years day gaming in Atlanta. Thus, I can't recommend spending the time to date locals here.

The only saving grace of this place is the foreign tourists. My guess therefore in London and the rest of Western Europe is that foreign girls are the only thing preventing Western European girls from becoming more like their American sisters - even fatter, bitchier, and more entitled.

This experience confirms why I left the West. The only value here is to pump these countries for money and moist holes, then dump them for lower costs of living and higher quality women abroad.

Post: #8

I've been to Brighton during the summer, but would never go back unless I had something going on there. Maybe the presence of students change the vibe. Anyway, is there any place in the UK, that you can visit on August and have fun? I mean a resort style place like Bournemouth, which was full of foreign young pussy(language students), when I visited two years ago.

Post: #9

Day 3 - more day game near the pier, since I can't get my money back for tonight's stay. Nothing even approaching an SDL, though I got some good responses from some northern Europeans. A Mediterranean girl blew off my Yad stop though, which almost never happens, providing another anecdote as to why guys from those countries go abroad for nicer girls.

The problem with hunting for tourist SDLs, at least here, is that the girls are either day tripping from London - thus going back the evening you met them - or they are staying with friends, which triggers their ASD.

I knew hunting for SDLs would be tough anywhere, but ... I was bored. Hopefully this thread is informative and will allow others to decide better about coming here.

Post: #10

(08-06-2015 12:36 PM)apolis Wrote:  I've been to Brighton during the summer, but would never go back unless I had something going on there. Maybe the presence of students change the vibe. Anyway, is there any place in the UK, that you can visit on August and have fun? I mean a resort style place like Bournemouth, which was full of foreign young pussy(language students), when I visited two years ago.

The best places in the Summer are the cities.

Volume and people are out and about having fun.

Post: #11

London is good due to the influx of eastern european. There is a latin nightclub where it is easier to game on Tuesday night in central london

Post: #12

(08-07-2015 09:29 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote:  The best places in the Summer are the cities.

Volume and people are out and about having fun.

Agreed. I had a few hours in London to myself yesterday before meeting relatives, and there were definitely more opportunities near Buckingham Palace (for tourist SDLs) and Covent Garden and Oxford Street (for locals) than Brighton.