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SD has plenty of hiking trails and great breweries and places to eat. Depends on what you're looking for and what part of town you live in.
North Park is a great neighborhood with plenty of great places to eat and catch shows.
I moved from NYC to San Diego. There’s no shortage of outdoor activities here. I’m an extremely active person and have been able to find groups of friends for all of it. The average person here is in such great shape that it’s really easy to get a group together.
Feel free to DM me when you start looking around. Happy to give some recommendations
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I’m a San Diego native, f, 32 and I love it. So much to do, the dating pool is a bit wild but so much to do all over the coast, and extracurriculars. I will say the cost of living is higher than most cities but this is truly a vacation spot all year round.
Wild as in not the greatest experience. You got the Pb fuck boys, the downtown boys who never grow up, and the emotionally unavailable men that can never commit. Join the fb group “Are we dating the same guy?” For more insight.
Thank you so much for the feedback. Is it more expensive than LA?
Haha if thats the intent im okay with it too cause shit is getting mad expensive here as if it wasnt already 😭
I think San Diego is much nicer/cleaner. Also, I've enjoyed meeting people here more than in LA (there's a very self-serving inclination that's more common in LA). The topology is amazing in comparison: LA has the mountains separating the Valley from LA (Griffith Park is excellent hiking) but San Diego is full of hiking trails and full of valleys which makes it so much nicer to explore in my opinion - not to mention Balboa Park and it's enclave of museums. Definitely less nightlife but still plenty of great options. I moved from NYC to LA in 2009 and from LA (after 2 years in San Francisco) to San Diego in 2019...just before the pandemic. Despite not knowing anyone here, I've stayed the course and plan on living here indefinitely. There's also a trolley system that makes getting around town super easy but, compared to LA, the traffic here is a breeze.