Not what I meant Dixon. I meant it in the psychological stand point. Like it is a serious problem like bulimia or anorexia. Mental, not physical. 

I know there are some for "little people" (I am not sure what to use there and not sound offensive) but I have never heard of any for shorter men or women seeking shorter conpanions. 

Refusing to date a short guy isn’t a preference. It’s a deal breaker. I have a preference for brunettes but I’d still date a blonde. Too many women use “preference” to try and not sound like shallow bitches. If you refuse to date someone based on one thing that’s completely outside of their control, that has nothing to do with preference. Refusing to date a guy SOLELY because he is short is shallow by definition. Having a preference for taller guys is one thing; flat out refusing to date a guy who’s short is completely another.

I saw this comment under an article. I thought it was interesting. I mean what he says makes sense. I mean you can have a tall preference but to completely say you will not date a man of shorter height PERIOD is shallow. 

Is it fair to say that women who are tall and dating short men are not conidered good and acceptble by the whole, while same sex and tall men dating short men is accetble? I mean to me, it seems that most people are in fear of being rejected so whether they think it is okay or not, they support gay and lesbian couples while short men and tall women as a couple is something that most people will still look down on. 

So when a shorter man has confidence and is cocky, tough, ect, he is said to have a Napoleon complex? This is what I just read. I have to admit, I have been called mightly mouse a number of times and most of the time is pissed me off but I ignored it. I guess what makes me mad about this is that Napoleon was a leader, and powerful in his time but because he was 5'6, people in todays world, or the last century atleast, have made jokes about him being short. I have seen it in cartoons and heard it in jokes. So they take this powerful leader and reduce it to a joke. Why did you do what he did? I can assure you it wasn't to make up for his height, so why joke about it!?

"Some short guys totally own it, and that’s awesome. But my ex was obsessed with it, and even though he tried to act like it didn’t matter, he was always trying to prove that he was “manly” or “tough,” overcompensating by being the “funny guy” who always needs attention. My guy was about 5’7, which isn’t even that short, but his ego was tiny, and very fragile. Really tall guys often have nothing to prove."

Thoughts on this? It was written by a woman who was confessing about dating short men in the past. 

---> http://thoughtcatalog.com/sophie-martin/2014/07/9-confessions-of-a-girl-who-used-to-date-a-short-guy13-reasons-every-girl-deserves-a-tall-guy/

I was at the park with my girl and her son and we seen a wedding going on. We got close enough to watch without interupting and I saw something right away. The man had to be around my height, so between 5'5 and 5'7 and the woman must have been 5'8+. I thought wow he let her wear heels!? I always assume the worst I guess but no... She was wearing flats! What I imaged was her family were mostly taller men and women and his side, shorter men and women. I was happy to see this. Everyone was happy to see it happening.

Moral of sharing this... Not all people care about height! 

So this guy I work with said taller men, and thinner more attractive women go further in their careers just based on their looks alone. Now to me, this sounds shallow as heck, but can it actually be true?