Hi everyone,
I went to the Roosh V events in Montreal and Toronto.
I've been residing in Toronto since 2011, and honestly, Toronto just has this hyper feminist vibe that just accidentally giving eye contact to a Toronto chick while crossing the street could be interpreted by the feminists as "potential rape".
I used to attend Ryerson University, but I withdrew this summer because I personally believed that the campus is very hostile for having fun. Seriously, in a lecture room filled with around 50 other students, I wanted a seat, and I noticed there were empty seats at the back row, and when I was checking to see which seat the chick is taking, so I can avoid taking her spot...
Guess what?!
The chick looked at me as I sat 3 seats away from her, then she packed up her bags, and stormed out of the lecture room! Insane!
Aside from the negativity, my summer at Montreal was way favourable than Toronto despite the growth of the femininist movement on downtown Montreal campuses such as Mc Gill University and Concordia University.
The ironic thing about Toronto is that a majority of women believe that they are princesses who can do no wrong...and they are the most stuck-up type of women I've ever seen..
But in Montreal, I met way hotter chicks and had nice interactions with them as compared to Toronto chicks who don't even give eye contact!
My advice for men, don't ever visit or move to Toronto. You'll be angry at yourself later on. I was lucky enough to have lived outside of Toronto and noticed how Toronto is a fraud and a facade.
I went to the Roosh V events in Montreal and Toronto.
I've been residing in Toronto since 2011, and honestly, Toronto just has this hyper feminist vibe that just accidentally giving eye contact to a Toronto chick while crossing the street could be interpreted by the feminists as "potential rape".
I used to attend Ryerson University, but I withdrew this summer because I personally believed that the campus is very hostile for having fun. Seriously, in a lecture room filled with around 50 other students, I wanted a seat, and I noticed there were empty seats at the back row, and when I was checking to see which seat the chick is taking, so I can avoid taking her spot...
Guess what?!
The chick looked at me as I sat 3 seats away from her, then she packed up her bags, and stormed out of the lecture room! Insane!
Aside from the negativity, my summer at Montreal was way favourable than Toronto despite the growth of the femininist movement on downtown Montreal campuses such as Mc Gill University and Concordia University.
The ironic thing about Toronto is that a majority of women believe that they are princesses who can do no wrong...and they are the most stuck-up type of women I've ever seen..
But in Montreal, I met way hotter chicks and had nice interactions with them as compared to Toronto chicks who don't even give eye contact!
My advice for men, don't ever visit or move to Toronto. You'll be angry at yourself later on. I was lucky enough to have lived outside of Toronto and noticed how Toronto is a fraud and a facade.