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Unlucky in love? Stop beating yourself
\n up — and think about moving. Maybe to Denver. After all, it is the
\n best city for singles.<\/p>\n
For the third consecutive year, Denver-Boulder is the top metro area
\n on our annual ranking of The Best Cities For Singles.<\/p>\n
Boston sails into second place for the second year
\n in a row. "We’ve got a huge singles scene here," says Stuff@Night
\n staff writer Heather Bouzan. "I think the huge population of college
\n students in the city influences the scene–they make it rowdier and
\n give it more life."<\/p>\n
In fact, Beantown sits near the top of the
\n list in nearly every category, thanks to its wealth of creative types,
\n multiple colleges and active online dating community.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately,
\n it doesn’t fare as well when it comes to living costs or job opportunities.<\/p>\n
from Forbes.com<\/a><\/p>\n It’s good to know, should our state of happily Unlucky in love? Stop beating yourself up — and think about moving. Maybe to Denver. After all, it is the best city for singles. For the third consecutive year, Denver-Boulder is the top metro area on our annual ranking of … Continue reading
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