Quote: (09-12-2018 05:58 PM)darlten Wrote:
Quote: (09-12-2018 05:37 PM)scotian Wrote:
Why are so focused on major cities and not smaller ones?
Used to live in the country/small town absolutely hated it. Might do that when I'm way older and just want to be left completely alone tho. But if you have some places you think would be good I'm always open to suggestions really want to find a good place to move to so really open to hearing anything.
I'm from the country, so I'll just stereotype you as if you were myself.
Being from the country, you might not need a big city to enjoy the benefits. For you some good bars, a nice selection of chicks, some basic amenities and a few coffee shops to do your business will work well.
I worked and lived for awhile in Kingston, scenic town, easy to meet girls for a country guy. You can meet some locals or mix with the university babes. I found people there very inviting, whether it was beers or out to their cottage. I believe it is 2nd largest retirement spot next to victoria BC, gives you an idea how nice and chill it is.
If you decide to learn French, why not immerse yourself and get the full French experience in Quebec City. Its a cold winter, but lots of beautiful French girls. The most European feel you can get in Canada.
Its on you to decide, but I would agree with Scotian that you should check out all your options. I haven't been all over the country but to me these would be nice options.
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