Toronto is one of the worst cities I’ve been to. You may have already read my thoughts about it in 15 Reasons Why Toronto Is The Worst City In North America For Men.
GIRLS
Due to a confluence of demographic and economic factors, Toronto is not a good city to meet women. It also doesn’t help that it’s the epicenter of PUA culture, meaning that there are wolfpacks of guys approaching every girl in sight. Women feel highly prized here and are quick to serve up attitude to reasonable men who approach them.
Even if your game is tight, I don’t think you’ll be satisfied with the level of talent on display, especially when compared to Montreal. The downgrade was quite substantial. The 2am last call and sky-high prices didn’t help matters.
You also have logistical issues of meeting girls who live in the suburbs and are sharing rides back home. This kills your one-night stand game. It’s very rare to find a girl at the bar who lives within walking distance of her apartment. You either have to hit the packed cheesy club with a bunch of suburban people or take a chance at small bars that, while having more locals, also has far less selection.
On the bright side, Toronto has many independent shops, bars, and holes-in-the-wall. It’s not as dominated by chains as Washington DC, but such a benefit does very little to take away the negatives of this city. I got into my bad habit of going out not to get laid, but to troll girls for my entertainment, and then go home and jerk off.
BOTTOM LINE
I felt that Toronto was a bigger version of DC with a colder vibe and more cockblocking. The talent was slightly higher, but in a city of over 4 million people, it would be hard not to be.
The girls get approached a ton and aren’t easily impressed, and even if they are, your chance of getting cockblocked is high. You will have to work very hard to get something reasonable. Back to Europe (or Montreal) for me.
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