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[quote=Anonymous]A bunch of posters have misinterpreted the Delusion/Reality dating calculators. They get depressed that only 2% of people meet minimal standards. Let me illustrate finding a white partner 30-39. Unmarried 40% (men) 42% (women) 5'9"+ not obese 14% (men) not overweight 8% (women) Makes $100K+ 1.9% (men) Makes $50K+ 2.1% (women) I didn't even bother requiring no kids, because most people in their late 30's have kids. Restricting height and weight eliminates two-thirds of available partners. On the other hand, if you are in-shape, then you are in the upper third of partners yourself. So, this is choosy, but not unreasonable. The income filters ($100K/$50K) cut down another three-fourths of people. D.C. is a high-income area, so you can probably increase those income numbers, but it still shows a big impact. In sum, it is not so bad. A picky person might limit their partners to 2% of all white people in the age range, but that is 5% of unmarried white people in that age range. Furthermore, if you are fit and affluent, then these same people will be looking for you. It is more reasonable to seek a partner in the upper 2% if you are also in the upper 2%. You need to compare both calculators. igotstandardsbro.com realitycalc.com [/quote]
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