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Was a good fiery discussion, motivating me to contribute to this forum again )) Since you mentioned the geographical angle ....And... it depends on where you live....
Geographic differences may matter.
- In some countries, especially where in Scandinavia where I used to live, everyone who is normal and not socially awkward would go out the week end. Thus people who go to clubs are the same people who you will go to school with, or work with, or meet in the street. Not going out at least a few times a month will make you seem weird.
- In France, people drink every night (LOL). Same would go for Spain. They don't just hit the bars and clubs the week end but also the week day. Does that make all French girls "crazy girls"? That's an absurd claim.
- In Eastern Europe, it is mostly trashy and crazy girls who hit the field. At least in my experience.
- The US may be differently
- In South-East Asia, it is mostly tourists and hookers (LOL)
Firstly, I don't think sweeping statements about the types of girls in different regions are particularly valid unless you've lived in there for at least 6-12 months and have gone out frequently to a variety of venues. RE: Eastern Europe ... within the same region, different countries, cities and even parts of cities can have very different dynamics. Even certain times of the year or days of the week can attract a different clientele in the same venue. For example, if you were to arrive in Poland on a national holiday when many girls are spending time with their families, you're likely to find only time-wasting, low self-esteem club rats in certain venues. On the other hand, you might get lucky and end up in the right club on the right night and meet a variety of quality, friendly women and think that night game in East Europe is the best thing since sliced bread. On balance though, I find girls you meet in the day to be much less flaky and manipulative that those you meet at night, but I guess it would be getting off-topic to discuss that further.