Asian male here in Europe for a summer break, on work-stay. Been bouncing around Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany.

Have surprisingly had way more success here in Northern Europe than I did in North America. Using Tinder, I have been meeting a new girl every weekend after work. Really, it's ridiculous. I've had to turn down girls who wanted to hang simply because I was already meeting up with another girl.

I suspect these are the reasons behind this:

  • Northern Europeans are socially introverted. Seriously, people will look at you stupid if you strike a conversation with them, which means guys rarely approach women here. The girls I've met have all noted I am a lot more out-going than the average male here.

  • Northern Europeans lift less. Growing up in NA means I was automatically forced to lift if I wanted to be competitive in the dating scene. I am fucking huge here, whereas I'd just be normal huge in NA.

  • Positive stereotypes. Lots of wealthy Asians set up successful businesses here, so we get the positive stereotype of being hard working and academic, which Germans and Danes place high value on.

  • I am an engineering student. Tell this to any German girl and her parents will be at your doorsteps begging you to fuck their daughter's brains out. Engineers are SERIOUSLY well respected here. I suspect the same for other STEM fields, but cannot confirm.

  • I am exotic. There are literally millions of Caucasians here, and very few Asians. Simply by virtue of being Asian and not a fuckup, I stand out from the rest of the population, increasing my social value. University girls are curious about hooking up with other races, and as long as you don't look like this, but more like this you can take advantage of this.

  • NA has hardened me. The NA dating scene is fiercely competitive, regardless of whatever ethnicity you are. I suspect any American woke male would do well here.

Stats: 5'11 (Pretty much average here), 8/10 NA lookswise, 2-4-5 bench, squat, deadlift

Also, Europe is extremely beautiful and its eye-opening to contrast the culture here with North America. I highly recommend it as a travel destination.