Well, I'm gonna have to disagree with you once again. Looking at the pic, doing and doing some quick math using the metrics below, the following has to be true. (I'm rounding up cause math is hard)
3 of those women identify as LGBTQ+, but 2 of 9 or close to 20% identify as bisexual. Odds are with only 5% identifying as gay, there is a better chance #3 LGBTQ+ is bisexual or bicurios than lesbian. The rest are most likely straight.
So, I regretfully have to inform you, you do have a chance with all but possibly 1 of them by the metrics.
I good news, that means I do too. I'm a team player and I'm willing to take the 2 bisexual women out of the lineup to be on team BurntEyes. That means your only facing 6 women that you have a chance with thereby slightly reducing your chances of cheating on your partner.
#scienceyourewelcomerimbo
“Almost 30% of Gen Z women identify as LGBTQ+, most as bisexual,” Jeffrey Jones, a senior editor at Gallup, told NBC News. “That’s where a lot of the growth seems to be happening.”
The group most likely to identify as LGBTQ, by far, was Generation Z women (ages 18 to 26), 28.5% of whom identified as LGBTQ in the survey. The lion’s share of them, of all Gen Z women surveyed, 20.7%, identified as bisexual, followed by 5.4% who identified as lesbians.
NBC Article on Sexual Identity