So let's take them one at a time and hear what James has to say. Adelaide The Hidden Aussie Paradise. You'll regularly see a really average-looking dude with a mullet, flannel shirt and a pack of Winnie Blues with a model-hot woman, dressed to kill. He theorises that any male with a "bit of go in him" leaves Adelaide by age 21, leaving many extremely hot girls to fight it out for whoever's left that'd be the dude with the mullet.
Sydney Awesome, if you know what you're doing and tick all the boxes; otherwise it can be tough. Men have a huge number attractive, intelligent women who will only date a certain kind of guy and a large number of tourists to choose from," says James. On the flip side, he says it's a brutal environment for women over So much so, that many decent women just give up on dating altogether, making the dating pool even smaller for less confident guys.
There aren't many of those to go around. And they get no shortage of attention. It seems the private party scene is big and if you can't break into it, it can be tough meeting great girls in bars.
If you're not skilled or bold enough to try to talk to girls during the day it can be a really difficult city," says James. So, if the Cross is not your style, you'd think hot girls don't go to bars much.
A woman who grew up in eastern Sydney may need to marry a man on a reasonable income if she is to live near where she grew up, and be able to take time off work to raise her kids," says James. In this respect, he argues Sydney has become very much like New York and London: There are lots of accomplished, lonely people here. He also says that, because of the huge focus many Sydneysiders have on their careers, many professional men aren't particularly masculine and many professional women aren't particularly feminine.
