I shared my impressions of Austin, which I've vistited a handful of times, starting here:
http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-3892-p...#pid124715
The short version, although that thread is worth reading for venue recommendations and other details, is that Austin has bad male:female ratios, is a town where most people out at night seem to know everyone else, and is quite expensive (especially anywhere near good nightlife), and not just by low Texas standards of cost-of-living.
Never been to Charlotte, but I have been to coastal North Carolina, which is, as you may know, beautiful. That brings me to a point in Charlotte's favor: it's much closer to the ocean, and Raleigh-Durham. Austin, by contrast, is close to....other Texas cities, which in my limited experience, are not as fun, or easy to commute in.
For guys who know both towns, it would be helpful if you would share your age, race, and more info about what your priorities are. But, knowing what I know about hipster-infested, noticeably pretentious Austin, I would schedule a trip to both cities.
http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-3892-p...#pid124715
The short version, although that thread is worth reading for venue recommendations and other details, is that Austin has bad male:female ratios, is a town where most people out at night seem to know everyone else, and is quite expensive (especially anywhere near good nightlife), and not just by low Texas standards of cost-of-living.
Never been to Charlotte, but I have been to coastal North Carolina, which is, as you may know, beautiful. That brings me to a point in Charlotte's favor: it's much closer to the ocean, and Raleigh-Durham. Austin, by contrast, is close to....other Texas cities, which in my limited experience, are not as fun, or easy to commute in.
For guys who know both towns, it would be helpful if you would share your age, race, and more info about what your priorities are. But, knowing what I know about hipster-infested, noticeably pretentious Austin, I would schedule a trip to both cities.