Not entirely sure if this goes here, but I need to move somewhere and I don't really know where.
I'm a young 20 year old guy whos single and looking to move to a place filled with attractive young woman.

I currently live in Florida, but my town is... meh.... Don't really like it that much.

I was thinking of California but it might be a bit too expensive living there by myself.

Any suggestions?

It's not just for the girls by the way... I just want to move out of where i am right now lol. I got a good job so I need to spoil myself a bit

where in florida? south beach is prime time if u ask me..

Uh close by Flagler Beach. Miami... hmm idk... I was looking at some places to rent out over there and it's complete ass. I think i might need contact a realtor and just talk with them. Miami looks pretty good though. It was on my mind.

well if your into that sort of scene. night clubs, rave partys, concerts. ALOT of tourists, and hot women with really really short pants/skirts. theres a lot of potential there. i dont live there but i have vacationed there quite a bit.

if you like country music dont go.. if you like rap, house or dubstep just move already.

and yeah i wanted to move there also and i did at the time find a south beach apartment complex that was relatively cheap at the time but that was the only place.. everything else is really expensive.

Hahaha that's kinda exactly what I'm looking for. Those rave girls are fucking hot as shit. I'll check it out over there then. I knew Miami was filled with young life already.

Dude, you've given no info. It depends alot on what you do for work, how much you make, roommate or solo, stuff like that.

I find it hard to believe that there are no girls in Florida. I was living in the backwoods of Tennessee and there were tons of college girls everywhere. What part of Cali were you thinking?

Here are the criteria I've used to pick where to live over the years. This is a rough guide and does not take into account your desired profession.

City Size of at Least 100,000: This would be the metro area, not the exact geographical limits of the city. I've tried living in small places (around 35k) and found it to be challenging. Not only are you limiting your desired demographic, but all the activities that a bigger city brings as well. There is a fine line between a bigger set of desirable women and a hectic lifestyle though. I personally found I prefer metro areas right around the 100k mark. They are big enough to keep you busy and not so big that you are a stranger in your hometown. The traffic is also pretty tolerable at these levels. NYC at around 10 million is kind of an enigma for the U.S. though because of its well-defined neighborhoods and transportation system.

Decent-Sized College: This is especially important if you are 20 years old but remains important even as you age. A college crowd means that bars/clubs will not be dead on weeknights. It also means that concerts and group activities will be plentiful. Even after college-age a lot of women will be hanging around the area for post-graduate studies, internships and jobs.

Warm Climate: It's a plus because it increases the amount of activities available, also the overall fitness of the population and probably happiness in general.

Tourism: Some sort of tourist industry is a plus, it brings in hospitality workers who are mostly female and usually the city will be put more money into upkeep. I would recommend avoiding seasonal towns like beach towns and the like as they are just dead in the Winter.

Cost of Living: Most places in the U.S. are pretty much the same but in some locations the cost of living is ridiculous and should be taken into account. CA, HI, NJ and NYC are some of the most expensive places to live. There are about seven states that have no state income tax which is like giving yourself a 5-10% raise every year.

Personally I tried Florida for a while but didn't like it all that much. South Florida is where all the action is but I couldn't stand the crowds and the bums hitting you up for money at every stoplight. To each their own. I hope this was of some help to you.

It depends alot on what you do for work, how much you make, roommate or solo, stuff like that.

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