Places to meet women? For what reason, is my question. For screwing? Or for possibly a serious relationship? Then you better watch out and play it smart.
You do have to watch out for women who hang around you simply because they've heard all about you, though. It's easy to get sucked in (uh, so to speak). That's a real trap. And gorgeous is more dangerous yet. So be careful. The big meat should really be the "BONUS," so don't make it the weekend special or it won't ever have the meaning for her that it could have.
When you start getting serious is after she's seen things in you that count, for her. Whichever tool you start off with tells her what is the most important feature in your package, to you. That might nix it. Let her lead, and don't worry that she might not know about your equipment. If you always have a surrprise or two, or three, then that's much better. Lead with the right head.
If you're looking for a wife and not just a good time, then I suggest you look in places like church, evening classes, decent places, or find a girl that's more the old-fashioned kind of chick, somebody who loves to cook, who's fit, respectable, and healthy, with nice looking and kind parents (you want kids of your own?), somebody that your respectable friends would want to recommend for you. You know-- get acquainted with women who are smart, professional, accomplished, and who make you look good (providing you do the same for them). And don't just look for "sexy," or beautiful, or stuff out there that makes the scenes. They get tiresome, and most of the time they're spoiled rotten. Women who demand the attention are not the kind of women that any man in his right mind would EVER WANT! TRUST ME ON THAT. They have to be coddled for the rest of their miserable lives because they've never learned that doing things for others is better. Why not have everything-- instead of settling for superficial schlock?
When you get married, you might think that you're just marrying that girl, but believe this, you might not realize it now, but when you tie the knot, you're marrying the whole damned family. They know it, even if you don't.