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Are gender ratios really a problem in SF? I visited SF, and women there said that if one excludes gay men, the ratio of women to men in san francisco tends to b
by hristov 13y ago
Are gender ratios really a problem in SF? I visited SF, and women there said that if one excludes gay men, the ratio of women to men in san francisco tends to be heavier on the women's side.
Anyone have their own experiences?
- santaclaus 13y agoMuch like the micro climates it seems pretty regional in SF [1]. Although this Forbes article seems to suggest that single women should look in the Tenderloin for single men. ;) [1] http://www.forbes.com/sites/trulia/2013/02/11/americas-best-neighborhoods-and-metros-for-finding-a-date/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/trulia/2013/02/11/americas-best-...
- steven2012 13y agoSan Francisco is one of the most, if not the most, gay-progressive cities in the world, but it's not like gays dominate the demographics, except possibly in Castro and adjacent neighborhoods. I thought I read that at best it's something like 10-15% of the population, whereas the average percentage is 3-5%. My single female friends complain that although the male:female ratio is really high, the quality male: quality female ratio is very low. They complain that many of the available males have personality defects and all the quality males are snapped up relatively quickly.