Relocating to a poorer country for meeting women: I'd like to hear your opinions
07-30-2016, 07:58 AM
I'm considering moving to a country where I could see more women of my type, but I feel resistance to sacrifice a chance to live in a country where I can get a better job chance and comfortable life.
Comfort vs adventure, which would you choose? I'd like to hear your opinion.
Here is the detail of my story.
I'm a Japanese man who graduated a university and got a full-time job in Australia.
The reason why I came to Australia is mainly because of the working environment in Japan.
As you may know, in Japan, full time employees often have to work for very long hours to the point where some of them get mental illness from their job or even commit suicide.
In Japan, I worked for 4 years just to get enough money to stay and study in university in Australia. Then, I came to Australia, finished my study in university and got a full-time job as planned.
To my surprise, however, when I got my full-time job as a software engineer in Australia, I didn't feel as happy as I expected when I was still in Japan.
The main reason is that I have been unsuccessful with women ever since I came to this country. When I was a student, it wasn't a big issue, since I was too busy for studying, but now it is a big issue. I stumbled upon Roosh's blog about a year ago and began to learn game with Bang and Day Bang, but I haven't got anything (yet). To be more precise, I've been unsuccessful with women through my entire life, and I can no longer stand with my frustration.
In addition, I want to explore the world a lot more. My goal was to be able to work abroad, but before I decided to be able to work abroad, my dream was to travel around the world. I like my job and like to study new programming technology, but learning programming can be done in any company in any country (I don't want to work in Japan, though).
Australia is a comfortable place, and this society possibly offers better work-life balance than Japan does. However, I am craving for excitement and want to live in a country which has a lot of Slavic women who are not used to Asian men (unlike Australian women, who are already surrounded by many Asian guys). To reclaim excitement in my life and find my dream girl, I want to undertake the next adventure.
Both Roosh and Mark Zolo from Naughty Nomad (apparently) agree that being in a country where I obviously look like a foreigner may help me to attract women. I love travelling abroad very much and have some experiences of back packer style travelling. Also, I'm often attracted to Slavic women. So, I'm thinking about going to somewhere in Central Europe or Eastern Europe.
So, here is what I ask myself recently.
How idiotic it would be to relocate to a poorer country, where you might be see more women who would be interested in you but you can get only lower-paid jobs with higher risk of getting fired?
Did you forget how much sacrifice you have made to come to Australia for a better working environment?
You still have got nothing from your game, and you're thinking you could be successful with women simply by moving to another country... Don't you need to focus on improving your game even before considering going to any other country?
To me, staying in Australia and continue to learn game would be a smart, reasonable but boring option. Going to CE/EE would be a stupid, reckless but exciting option.
Let me hear your opinion.
(I'm not sure if it should be in the Travel category. Chances are it should be in the Life style category. Then, I'll move this.)
Comfort vs adventure, which would you choose? I'd like to hear your opinion.
Here is the detail of my story.
I'm a Japanese man who graduated a university and got a full-time job in Australia.
The reason why I came to Australia is mainly because of the working environment in Japan.
As you may know, in Japan, full time employees often have to work for very long hours to the point where some of them get mental illness from their job or even commit suicide.
In Japan, I worked for 4 years just to get enough money to stay and study in university in Australia. Then, I came to Australia, finished my study in university and got a full-time job as planned.
To my surprise, however, when I got my full-time job as a software engineer in Australia, I didn't feel as happy as I expected when I was still in Japan.
The main reason is that I have been unsuccessful with women ever since I came to this country. When I was a student, it wasn't a big issue, since I was too busy for studying, but now it is a big issue. I stumbled upon Roosh's blog about a year ago and began to learn game with Bang and Day Bang, but I haven't got anything (yet). To be more precise, I've been unsuccessful with women through my entire life, and I can no longer stand with my frustration.
In addition, I want to explore the world a lot more. My goal was to be able to work abroad, but before I decided to be able to work abroad, my dream was to travel around the world. I like my job and like to study new programming technology, but learning programming can be done in any company in any country (I don't want to work in Japan, though).
Australia is a comfortable place, and this society possibly offers better work-life balance than Japan does. However, I am craving for excitement and want to live in a country which has a lot of Slavic women who are not used to Asian men (unlike Australian women, who are already surrounded by many Asian guys). To reclaim excitement in my life and find my dream girl, I want to undertake the next adventure.
Both Roosh and Mark Zolo from Naughty Nomad (apparently) agree that being in a country where I obviously look like a foreigner may help me to attract women. I love travelling abroad very much and have some experiences of back packer style travelling. Also, I'm often attracted to Slavic women. So, I'm thinking about going to somewhere in Central Europe or Eastern Europe.
So, here is what I ask myself recently.
How idiotic it would be to relocate to a poorer country, where you might be see more women who would be interested in you but you can get only lower-paid jobs with higher risk of getting fired?
Did you forget how much sacrifice you have made to come to Australia for a better working environment?
You still have got nothing from your game, and you're thinking you could be successful with women simply by moving to another country... Don't you need to focus on improving your game even before considering going to any other country?
To me, staying in Australia and continue to learn game would be a smart, reasonable but boring option. Going to CE/EE would be a stupid, reckless but exciting option.
Let me hear your opinion.
(I'm not sure if it should be in the Travel category. Chances are it should be in the Life style category. Then, I'll move this.)