after i graduate get my experience, and save up enough i plan to move to a better country.

i am leaning on japan but any ideas would be much appreciated.

thank you

nevermind.

Don't do it!
PM me if you want to know why.

Poland might be a good bet

zombiefarmer, it's difficult to pinpoint any particular country - if your looking to escape the ravages of feminism and find more feminine women (I presumed this was the context of the question, if not please ignore).

If it is, then a lot of homework is necessary. Because the "social direction" of a country can radically change with the introduction of a new goverment.

What may be appealing to you now, will probably be totally unrecognisable by the time you have graduated, gained some experience and saved enough money.

I want to emigrate too. And just like you the only country that comes in mind is Japan. Im probably been influenced by the many MRAs that have written about Japan and had good words for it.

Hmm, I don't know.
Have you heard about the women-only train carriages that have brought in over there? I think there is also a growing number of women-only restaurants, cafes, gyms, hotels, cinemas and other public facilities.
I doubt there are many, (if any) of those things exclusively for men.

Yep, that was the thing that worries me about Japan now, i read about it a few months ago and it almost shattered my hopes to emigrate in that country.

I don't really know, but it seems to me, from what I've read, that Europe is basically out. Canada is kinda Canuts. Australia is not bad and The United States is still pretty good. Some folks think countries like Chile, Argentina and Uruguay are interesting. That may be, since those were largely traditional Spanish and Italian Catholic communities. Additionally, I'd heard that there's something about Machismo that is supposed to be part of traditional Latin American Culture.

Of course, if you are young and looking to earn money, then, with what little I know, I would probably suggest The United States or Australia.

I know nothing about Eastern Europe, so that might be cool, I don't know. But, it does sound kinda scary, because like old Boris and Natasha may try to kidnap you or something.

That's really sad about Europe though, it should be awesome there. But I've heard that everything costs too much and P.C. reigns supreme.

I hope you're being sarcastic here man... the United States along with Sweden are the most femminist countries in the world. Europe doesnt have "Women Studies" courses in their Universities, and the number of "rape accusations" made in Europe are so low that it cant even be compared with the US (which has the highest number of "rape accusation" in this world). Also theres no VAWA in Europe. And dont even let me start about the male-bashing in the media.

If theres a bunch of countries that i absolutely moved out of my list, these are: USA, Sweden, Spain (because of Zapatero). Also from what i heard Australia is ****ed as well, one well known MRA (Chris Key) is from Australia, and they have MRA groups there, which is kind of weird since their population is of only 20 million. It speaks alot about how men there are having it bad. Also do not forget one of the most misandric feminist we have is an Australian (Germaine Greer, AKA "one of the most significant feminist voices of the 20th century"). Also i'd say Canada is ****ed up as well (i still remember of that Feminazi governmental group who wanted to incarcerate every man who openly criticize feminism).

All the rest is pretty much open for debate (especially the Eastern countries). The point is, you could easily move to a third-world country to avoid feminists and male-bashing, but for a westerner who dont want to live like an eremite, the pool of choices is very limited. One could easily emigrate to Tibet... but like i said before, very few westeners would like to live there.

Avoid: USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, UK and Japan

The anti-male bias runs rife in the first 5, whilst female-only areas (which I have noted in one of my articles) is a form of discrimination now emerging in the 6th

The main problems have occured in the above, and as a result, more and more men are becoming MRA's from those countries in response to it

If anything- central Europe may be a safer option, with particular considerations given to Poland

Poland is a catholic country where traditional values can still be found, and women are generally more mature and accepting of men than over here

Also- Russia may be another option, as I have heard good things from over there

Anyway- hope this helps

Having the unique opportunity of having lived in England and America, I'd suggest avoiding either. There is the legal side of it (dv=man arrested regardless), the work side (gender quotas etc.) and lets not even mention telvevision here. The BBC is pretty anti-male... but over here they have tens of channels dedicated to "man bad, woman good". It's on every one of those channels at any given time. A film about some guy murdering a woman, or kidnapping her children, or abusing them, or being vioelent to them and the mom, or suchlike... it's an endless ream of hate here.

i agree with most of what everyone is saying. avoid america (though i love it here) and england if you are planning on getting away from intense feminism. i stayed in england for three months recently, and there were so many rallies that were against men... america is basically 100% man hate, sadly. so much for equality for all.

the first place that came to mind was russia though. i hear all the time that the women there are very respectful towards men, and kind of old fashion.

maybe some south american countrys would be a better bet and i hear good things about greece and malta.