So I was having this discussion in the TRP Discord the other day about why Canadian girls are so hardcore to game. Now, I know this is pretty subjective and obviously it's different gaming college girls in different parts of the world. But, after seeing both ends of the shtick, I've come up with a theory could possibly explain it. I wanna know if it makes sense of not.

So my survey population is college age (18-24), in a Major Canadian City, with plenty of night life. Most of these girls grew up in traditional European upbringing, good father figures, siblings, always spoon-fed, no responsibilities, etc. There is probably a total of 10+ Major Colleges/Universities in my City, so there is plenty of youth about. Which also means, for the most part, all these people attending college/university, actually live in the city.

One thing I noticed is that hooking up with my specific generation is a fucking challenge. I hang with some fairly high SMV friends, bodybuilders, college athletes, and even they say that the only time they've ever hit it off with girls was in those "Disney-esque" relationships.

Now when it comes to nights out, it's pretty funny. My generation has been sooooo spoon-fed that mommy and daddy will come pick up their kids in Downtown at 4am after a hard night clubbing. This is especially common with girls.

I'm feeling that given the fact that these girls live in their parents house, have their parents still involved in their lives, and still have to follow their rules, that there is a lot of pressure on them to be "good girls" and not hook up with Chad on a night out. Or at least, keep it a secret until then. Because there's no way guys our age can bring home a set after a night out because they all live in their parents house. Same thing with girls. They're in a weird median until they're finally out of college and on their own... which it would all change.

I now no longer live in my home city, but in a university town where all the students are from out of state (like a university campus, dorms, frats, etc.). Boy, is it way much easier to go home with people. Just in general, people are so much more friendly.

Does this make sense or am I over analyzing something stupid?