In a YouTube survey, attractive, not beautiful, college girls' requirements for marriage are 6 ft, and a 6-figure income. Are they being realistic?

[Adaeva]

3% of men in the US are 6 feet or taller and make $100K or more.

[Fireguy17]

that is not very realistic, and girls like that are a dime a dozen.
That is what they say now, but saying it and finding someone is 2 different things.

[Vikkrram]

And what they have to offer in return?

[lottiebannotie]

Lol is that real? Can't wait until they graduate and enter the real world

[Nikki1989]

No, but you can't trust most things posted on YouTube.

[Anonymous]

The epidemic of unrealistic female standards will ultimately be a self-correcting problem.

[Adaeva]

Ultimately, that is true but it may take a while. The Chads' that meet their standards will have sex with them. Therefore, they believe they can marry a Chad. However, Chads are happy to date down for sex but they don't marry down.

[Paul_in_Indy]

If she doesn’t need the 6-pack, it’s very realistic. Most of the guys pulling down good incomes are older than the 20 year old boys with the beach bodies.

[DarkLegacy]

No they are not. This is what toxic feminism is doing.

[aoihewgf]

Sure, their marketability will remain high if they HAF and maintained self control.

[Anonymous]

Realistic? You're talking about girls here girls. This question kind of answers itself. 😆😆😆

[Kaneki05]

It's good to have dreams lol.

[abc3643]

Not exactly unrealistic but improbable.

[abc3643]

Do you have a link to this "You Tube survey"?

Whenever you make a reference to a source, you need a link or some other citation to what the source is for a few reasons:
1. So the audience be reasonably assured of context.
2. So the audience can assess the quality of the source.
3. So the audience can completely review the original material.

This is important in both journalism/debate AND peer-reviewed research papers.

[Tstrbrainer]

Their life, their preferences

[NostalgiaSenpi]

No, lol.