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She kept in touch with the short guy just in case
She kept that "short guy" in her back pocket. Go figure... |
1 | 125 | by AndyB |
37 yr old woman lowers height requirement after years on dating market
Translation: She's 37 and has no takers, so has to lower her bid. Gentleman, beware of this type. Go figure.... You can find the full content in this New York Post article here. |
3 | 253 | by OverTheEdge |
Two popular gym influences discuss the importance of height
Not the biggest fan of Coach Greg, but in this video he is spot on about what he's saying. The taller guy is sitting there and doesn't have a clue. |
0 | 53 | by AndyB |
You get to work hard for her when taller men didn't have to
You get the privilege of working hard for her when her much taller previous boyfriends didn't have to. Go figure... |
1 | 182 | by Suarez223 |
Balloon Popping shows worldwide demonstrate height is a top priority
The is an undeniable fact. We hear conjecture all of the time. "It must be his personality why he has issues dating". Umm, no. On these shows, the shorter men who appear have balloons popped almost instantly, at near 85-90% of each female set. When asked, the women respond with "It's the height", "I prefer someone taller", "I need someone taller than me in heels", etc. Each of these men, the shorter ones are almost always fit, and when asked, it's discovered that they have a variety of interests, a great career, and are very personable. So yes, the issue almost unequivocally how tall they are. Nothing more, nothing less. |
0 | 48 | by ShortChanged |
TRUTH: If you have female friends then your height IS the problem
This may be very uncomfortable for some, but I want to reiterate a point made by a conversation that I came across on another social platform. If you are able to have and maintain friendships with women, then your personality cannot be the problem, no matter how much detractors would like you to be believe. You've seen these detractors. They say things like "get outside and touch grass", or "get therapy". What is the difference between a friendship and a romantic relationship? Yes, you guessed it, physical attraction and intimacy. If you're not able to land relationships, then your height (or looks) have to be the problem. After all, who would want to be around someone that they don't find interesting, beneficial or at the very least entertaining enough to continue interacting with. Don't let people gaslight you into thinking your personality is repulsive because if you have friends, clearly your character isn't the issue. |
4 | 318 | by DoYouLift |
Lady with 5'4 husband acknowledges society's attitude toward short men
Give her credit where due. No gaslighting, no personality-checking, just acknowledgment and not letting it have any influence on the love and attraction to her partner. |
0 | 136 | by iReflect |
Man wants to find out where height isn't a dealbreaker.
There is no need to break the news to this fellow. Life will teach him. |
0 | 103 | by RhettPaul |
Woman says short men have no choice but to compensate for their height
Complete with a chart. Bitter and brutal, but giving her credit for not going the "complex" route or blaming shorter men for their experiences. |
0 | 176 | by OverTheEdge |
Women in 1967 interviewed about what they find attractive in men.
Can you guess what the number one or most bought up physical trait was? |
1 | 224 | by MrMclean |
Started by AlmostDefeated
Short guy stigma
One hundred percent relatable. |
0 | 171 | |
Millennial talks about how dating has changed in the last 10 years
Has to be an older millennial or perhaps younger Gen-X discussing from his point of view, how dating has changed drastically from the 2010s to the 2020s. |
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6'4 therapist reflects on late growth spurt and how he was treated
Very insightful video from a level-headed tall guy who didn't let his ego cloud his judgment on the how and why about the way people treated him changed after he grew taller so late in adolescence. |
1 | 159 | by jacksplat |
Conversation between two female co-workers in the break room today
I was on my lunch break and had my air-pods on listening to some 70s soft rock (I love the band "Player"). These two women who are very cordial with me, Italian, were sitting across from me eating and talking about their husbands, comparing them to other men they've dated. Both were talking about how they were with men that much shorter than their husbands in the past, but how they "somehow" ended up with tall men. Their husbands are 6'2 and 6'4 respectively. They "claimed" that t height wasn't much of a factor when they were dating. Then the best part. They both started talking about how safe they feel around their partners , but then brought up how they didn't have much going for themselves but their height. The other woman said the same about her husband. They compared how their exs were outgoing, charismatic and charming, but how their husbands don't feel like they have to do much and are boring by comparison. This made me think about how much some are willing to trade for height, even if subconsciously, that it would mean so much more than the positives they listed about their previous partners. Now they didn't talk about why they broke up with their exs, but I would bet a month's salary that it was for something petty or overblown. |
1 | 176 | by AndyB |
Started by TinyWizard
Man reflects on being 4'3.
Came across this post on Reddit and wanted to share. I do like that many of the commentators showed empathy. You can this Reddit post here. |
0 | 124 | by TinyWizard |
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