Bumble graph- how women filter men according to height

I am not sure whether I am allowed to upload pics here so this is the graph here

https://imgur.com/O0G1uez

5'9'' is the average height for men btw. But 85% of women don't want to meet men of that height. I find that insane tbh and I'm not sure what to even make of it...

Men need to stop complaining about what women want and start working on themselves. Go to the gym, get your resources up and become the best version of yourself.

Women want the best, so you should strive to the best. Not for them, but for yourself. When you get to the top of the food chain, you can have access to the widest range of women.

Decent women don't want to date an Andrew Tate clone.

Most women want a man with resources, that is fit and is at the top of his performance. They may not like how Mr Tate has said it but it is the truth.

Here is something for you:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HUYp5Gkomng&pp=ygUKcGJkIGFuZHJldw%3D%3D

Please let me know what you think.

I think I'm not wasting my time on videos.

You do know that there are women with their own resources that don't need to rely on a man to provide, especially a man who thinks his other half is his property...

You aren't able to upload pictures in either the relationships forum or while on anon.

Also anyone can make a graph and upload it on imgur. That could have been made by literally anyone. Is there any actual reference for the source of that graph to vouch for it showing...anything? Where did the data come from? How was the population for that data selected? What was the methodology used to analyse the data? Does the analysis demonstrate any statistically significant conclusions?

Google bumble height filter statistics if statista isn't good enough (it's a well known website).

The data comes from Bumble, the dating website. The population isn't selected, those are the % of women who used height filters before it was a premium, paid service (you now can't do that anymore, you've to pay but when this data was gathered, a year ago, it was free).