The title says it all. I'm looking for a long-term base of operations. Somewhere I can keep myself entertained for 8-9 months of the year. The rest is for travel.
Places I'm considering:
- Estonia (Tallinn)
- Lithuania?
- Poland (maybe Lublin or Gdansk) - Roosh, what do you think? Does anyone here have long-term experience with both Poland and St. Petersburg? How do the Polish babes compare to Russians in terms of classiness and sophistication?
- Slovakia? Anyone tried it?
Any other suggestions?
Places I wouldn't consider:
Latvia: as has been noted by a few of the regulars here, Roosh included, there's a lot of hate buried inside every Latvian. The cafe and restaurant scene in Riga gets pretty boring after a month.
Russia/Ukraine - I've spent close to a decade in the FSU. The longer I live here, the more I see how much of a detriment it is to my health. Food and water quality is practically third-world standard, as is the air in Moscow and St.Petersburg. Visas and residency are a pain in the ass and often end up screwing my travel plans. Public transport sucks, even in Moscow, compared to living in the center of an old European city where you can walk everywhere. Going by car is slow everywhere in Russia, even if you have a driver. I'm only in my early 30s, but I want to keep playing the game long-term and to do that I need to maintain my health. The bottom line is that quality of life is much higher in smaller European cities, and they're cheaper too. It's a pity, because to my taste, the babes of St. Petersburg are the best anywhere in the world, and I mean both mentally and physically. After saying that, I would definitely recommend trying the Russian experience for a couple of years.
Places I'm considering:
- Estonia (Tallinn)
- Lithuania?
- Poland (maybe Lublin or Gdansk) - Roosh, what do you think? Does anyone here have long-term experience with both Poland and St. Petersburg? How do the Polish babes compare to Russians in terms of classiness and sophistication?
- Slovakia? Anyone tried it?
Any other suggestions?
Places I wouldn't consider:
Latvia: as has been noted by a few of the regulars here, Roosh included, there's a lot of hate buried inside every Latvian. The cafe and restaurant scene in Riga gets pretty boring after a month.
Russia/Ukraine - I've spent close to a decade in the FSU. The longer I live here, the more I see how much of a detriment it is to my health. Food and water quality is practically third-world standard, as is the air in Moscow and St.Petersburg. Visas and residency are a pain in the ass and often end up screwing my travel plans. Public transport sucks, even in Moscow, compared to living in the center of an old European city where you can walk everywhere. Going by car is slow everywhere in Russia, even if you have a driver. I'm only in my early 30s, but I want to keep playing the game long-term and to do that I need to maintain my health. The bottom line is that quality of life is much higher in smaller European cities, and they're cheaper too. It's a pity, because to my taste, the babes of St. Petersburg are the best anywhere in the world, and I mean both mentally and physically. After saying that, I would definitely recommend trying the Russian experience for a couple of years.