Where are the Granola Girls?
Hi all, recently left banking after 4 years. Having a bit of a quarter-life crisis, but to get to the point, I want to prioritize dating. Recently, I have realized I gravitate towards Granola / Hippie girls (still conventionally attractive, of course). Since I have a remote job, I want to travel around for a little bit. Most likely, I'll land Chicago or perhaps back to NYC, but want to take 1-2 years to explore. I love to hike and again, I love granola / hippie girls.
Does anyone have any recommendations for cities? A few people recommended are Eugene OR, Bend OR, and Boulder CO. San Diego is nice too and perhaps the ladies there are even more attractive, but again, I quite like this outdoorsy vibe (at least I think I do).
I fully recognize this might not resonate with most of y'all in finance, but again, I quite like the granola / hippie vibe. Thank you!
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some recommendations for cities that align with your preference for granola/hippie girls and an outdoorsy lifestyle:
Boulder, CO: Known for its stunning natural beauty, hiking trails, and a strong outdoorsy culture. Boulder is a hotspot for health-conscious, eco-friendly individuals who embrace the granola lifestyle.
Eugene, OR: A smaller city with a laid-back vibe, Eugene is often associated with a progressive, hippie culture. It's surrounded by nature and offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities.
Bend, OR: Another Oregon gem, Bend is perfect for those who love hiking, skiing, and a relaxed, outdoorsy community. It's a bit more upscale than Eugene but still retains that granola charm.
San Diego, CA: While it leans more towards the beachy vibe, San Diego has pockets of outdoorsy and eco-conscious communities. The weather and lifestyle might also appeal to you.
Asheville, NC: A bit off the beaten path, Asheville is known for its artsy, hippie vibe, surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains. It's a great spot for hiking and meeting like-minded individuals.
Portland, OR: While it's a larger city, Portland has a strong granola/hippie culture with plenty of parks, outdoor activities, and eco-friendly communities.
Denver, CO: A bigger city than Boulder but still close to the Rockies, Denver offers a mix of urban amenities and access to outdoor adventures.
If you're looking to explore for 1-2 years, these cities provide a mix of the outdoorsy lifestyle and the granola/hippie vibe you're seeking. Happy exploring!
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But in all seriousness just move out to Boulder
Portland. PNW and California in general. Imagine Austin and Denver have plenty. Anywhere with lots of granola women will also have tons of men. eg ski towns, “Menver”, San Diego has a bunch of military bases with tons of men, et
Yea those cities seem a step in the right direction. Prob better to go on Instagram or Tik tok or Pinterest or whatever and see where the girls you like are posting about and head there
enjoy eating your granola
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