There are certainly a lot of fatties. However, I do see skinny, cute women in public. I think it is true that about 1/4 of women are good quality, but they tend to get snatched up and married at a young age.Just because women are having children that does not mean they are good quality women. There are plenty of ghetto single mothers with 3 children from 3 different fathers.
70% of women in U.S.A. are either overweight or obese. So most of them are already disqualified off the bat.
Out of the remaining 30% that are not overweight or obese how many are divorced and or single mothers?
In the U.S.A. around 21% of all mothers are single mothers which translates to around 12% of the female population being single mothers.
Around 18% of women in the U.S.A. are on anti-depressants and that is not even counting all the the other mental health issues.
Add on top of this the aging demographic in U.S.A.
The average female in U.S.A. is 39.7 years old well past the age of fertility (after 35 is geriatric pregnancy).
This is a huge contrast to countries like Kosovo or Iran which have a very young population demographic.
You can see when you filter out women who are fat, single mothers, divorced, old, have mental health problems, etc you already eliminated probably 90% of the female population and I am not even considering if they are married or not.
And we haven't even talked about basic traits such as physical attractiveness, promiscuity, submissiveness, etc. By the time you add in these types of criteria you have basically eliminated 99% of women irrespective of whether they are married or not. Literally less than 1% of women in Anglosphere countries are wife material.
You and Scorpion must have a very low hurdle for what is considered to be a quality woman.
A young man (20 yr old) at my church got engaged this past week to a pretty, slender virgin. He is an apprentice electrician, so he will be able to support a family. This kind of thing still happens. This is not the only case in my church, although it's the only one I know of this week.