Best cities for singles
The city that I've been living in for nearly a year (amazing that the anniversary of my move is fast approaching) made the list of Forbes.com's top 40 major metropolitan areas favorable to singles. Columbus is number 11 this year, a 7 point move from its number 18 ranking last year. The number one spot went to Denver-Boulder.
The rankings were based on seven categories: nightlife, culture, cost of living alone, singles population, job growth, online dating and "coolness." After Denver-Boulder, the remaining top ten spots went to Boston, Phoenix, San Francisco-Oakland, New York, Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Seattle, Austin, Texas, and Washington-Baltimore.
The only personal perspective I can offer is that I've had no luck in this area. I'll leave it at that. Discuss among yourselves.
posted by Amy at 5:02 PM
2 Comments:
I must say that I think it's a pretty cool place to live - lots going on for young people.
As far as your personal luck, you need to get out more - and SLA meetings don't count. Neither of the 2 guys in our chapter would be any good for you. :)
hmmm. I'd have to read more about the criteria involved in the study. I get out a good amount, but I haven't found it that great to meet sober people - if you like tipsy people in a bar, then it's fine for that
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