Approximately 10% to 15% of American women are 5 feet 7 inches (67 inches) or taller, according to statistical data and height distribution models.

National average is 5.4 feet for women hence for most women, most men are suitable matches height wise.

Average American women earns $57k and average college graduate women earn $75k so anyone earning that or higher is a suitable matches height wise for most women.

This explains why dating pool is such a cesspool and why most marriages are troubled and divorce rate is high. Women who are marrying for height and money, are shallow and materialistic. We assign all blame to men but it seems tgey are equally responsible for this mess.

"It is estimated that less than 0.1% of 30-year-old men in the United States meet all three criteria of earning $150,000 annually, holding a graduate degree, and having no debt." AI

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC is a good dating market for women, so it is a bit harder for men.

What are his politics, could impact things. However I have known plenty of far left and far right who have met their match in DC.

The answer also really depends on if “average” height is closer to 5’8 or 6’0.

AI says average height for a college-educated white U.S. man is almost 5’11” !

The average height for a male in the US is 5’9.

Where did OP say that this guy is white?

OP never said white, but we don’t know which population this guy is the average of. Maybe he needs to be the average height of the high-income, grad-degree, 20-35 year-old, etc. population to avoid being viewed as too short.

It's 5.9 for white males as well.

Average height for American male is 5'.9".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC is a good dating market for women, so it is a bit harder for men.

What are his politics, could impact things. However I have known plenty of far left and far right who have met their match in DC.

The answer also really depends on if “average” height is closer to 5’8 or 6’0.

AI says average height for a college-educated white U.S. man is almost 5’11” !

The average height for a male in the US is 5’9.

Where did OP say that this guy is white?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You are fine. Pay is a bit low. Do you have more upside potential?

Pay is not low! You live in a bubble.

Exactly. Probably 90% of 30 year olds have debt, earn less or are still trying to find a good job.

Anonymous wrote:DC is a good dating market for women, so it is a bit harder for men.

What are his politics, could impact things. However I have known plenty of far left and far right who have met their match in DC.

The answer also really depends on if “average” height is closer to 5’8 or 6’0.

AI says average height for a college-educated white U.S. man is almost 5’11” !

Anonymous wrote:You are fine. Pay is a bit low. Do you have more upside potential?

Pay is not low! You live in a bubble.

Anonymous wrote:I'd tell anyone, DON'T DATE POTENTIAL.

But otherwise, it sounds good on paper. Saying you have an interesting personality or financial strong family are pretty vague/subjective though.

Not a problem if you've high potential yourself or better, actualized your potential. You can comfortably date potential instead of marring someone older with baggage or someone you aren't attracted to.

Interesting personality signals someone easy to date and befriend. Family finances signal no debt or draining.

Does women really date income? Do they bring similar income to the table themselves? Would these transactional relationships last or bring joy to life?

DC is a good dating market for women, so it is a bit harder for men.

What are his politics, could impact things. However I have known plenty of far left and far right who have met their match in DC.

The answer also really depends on if “average” height is closer to 5’8 or 6’0.

Anonymous wrote:How tall are you? If you are like 5'4" you'll need to date east asian women.

Why are you putting East Asian women down? People date other people, not their heights.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are "good hobbies"?

Nothing unhealthy but also nothing noteworthy. Standard stuff like reading, gym, traveling, running, [/b]video games[b], netflix, basketball, hanging out with friends etc

And there it is, lol…

No drinking. No drugs. No debt. No delusions of grandeur. Not a good fit for DC?

No drinking would be a dealbreaker for me. Are you Mormon?

Most people in health and longevity don't drink anymore or if they do, only rarely. You can't call them drinkers.