Reckon your standards are fair? See what the Aussie numbers say when every filter hits.
A Closer Look at the Australian Data:
Age distribution: Balanced across age groups — 12% of the adult female population is aged 18–24, while 19% is 65 and older.
Marriage & children: Australia follows a western (most marry in late 20s–30s, moderate divorce rates) pattern. Among Australian women aged 25–29, roughly 55% are unmarried and 62% don't have children yet.
Income: Earnings brackets come from Australian full-time female worker data. The national median sits at A$50,000, and the top 5% earns A$145,000+.
Body type: National health surveys put the Australian female obesity rate at 28%. That leaves 72% of women classified as not obese. Within that group, 36% are in the normal BMI range and 37% are on the slimmer end.
Height: The average Australian woman is 162 cm (5'4").
Sexuality: High identification (high social acceptance) — about 96% of Australian women identify as straight or bisexual, and 90% as exclusively straight.
Eye & hair colour: Brown/Black (38%), Blue (30%), Hazel (15%), Green (12%), Gray (5%). Hair: Brown (50%), Blonde (20%), Black (20%), Red (8%).
The bottom line: Here's the pattern we see over and over: people are confident going in and humbled coming out. A sub-1% result doesn't mean your standards are wrong — it means the math of compounding is brutal. Identify the one or two filters doing the most damage and decide if they're truly non-negotiable.
ABS (demographics, income) | AIHW (BMI, height) | ABS / Gallup (sexuality)