This seems to be the go-to by many when the topic of heightism is the subject of conversation. 

1. Tall lighter-skinned man (this matters in the context of the show's audience) walks in oafishly, like a galoot. None of the women pop their balloons (guy is taller and more built than most of the other contestants, probably around 62'-6'4).

2. Tall guy arrives in a basic t-shirt and cargo shorts (women are notorious for criticizing men for what they wear, they did this to every other person on the show)

3. Tall guy is very indecisive, doesn't say much about his interests or much at all. Says "he likes to play poker" (lol). Says for work he "invests in stocks" and is "getting into content creation" (this could mean he is unemployed or underemployed lol). None of the ladies pop their balloon. (men on the show are often criticized or dismiss for their line of work).

4. Tall guy says he dislikes women who are loud and confrontational. One pops their balloon with hesitation, the others do not. (No one challenges him for being weak and not being able to handle a strong personality).

5. Tall guy compliments most of the women in some way. None are offended (other contestants who show a lot of interest to other women usually pop their balloons)

When do they pop their balloons? WHEN HE ADMITS HE HAS A ROTATION (i.e. he is "shared" by other women, he admits to four being in his rotation).

If he didn't admit this, he would've still had his pick. Go figure. 95/5 on display.

 Betting he felt very special that day. 

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We're viewed as faceless NPCs. Just pay attention to how some women interact with you at work. The ones who are indifferent and cold to you, but not taller guys are exactly these posters. 

It's funny how offended Speed (the streamer) is here when he knows he is nowhere near "small" or "short".

I'm not familiar with the soccer player, but notice how she retorts with the usual, "but I'm a girl though".

The mistake is believing that someone's standards are indicative of their outer packaging. What makes people think the princess (which represents the average everyday person) has "the most to offer"?

They're now calling these "mixed-weight" relationships. 🙄

I don't see how this is a big deal. The guy is still taller than his woman, and the media has pushed bigger men with thinner women forever. Think about the television series, "The Honeymooners", "King Of Queens",  even "The Flintstones" and "Family Guy".

The heightism that short man face doesn't usually extend to short woman. I have never seen someone body shame a woman for being short. Short woman tend to be preferred  socially/romantically. Lastly in most movies/tv shows/romantic books the woman is always depicted as petite never tall

While tall woman share some privileges that tall men have such as being perceived as competent/getting more respect, there tends to be body-shaming/hatred that gets targeted at tall woman (short men have it worse).

Woman that are tall are often made to believe they aren't ''real woman'' and must be transgenders/cross-dressers since womanhood is defined by being small. While woman have a stronger preference for height men aren't innocent, men tend to feel emasculated/feel like their is manhood is taken away if the woman is taller than him. That's why you have tall woman that avoid high heels and hunch to protect their boyfriends egos.

Conclusion: The hatred of short man doesn't stem from them being short but the hatred of short men stems from them being perceived as feminine similar to tall woman being perceived as masculine (sexism: tall=masculine, short=feminine), (short men have it harder since femininity is men is despised more).