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ahimsa42

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Height: 5'6

Location: Chicago, United States

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Re: 5'10 is short for a man Thread Starter

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Originally posted by ShortNSmooth

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Originally posted by ahimsa42

regardless of the quality (or lack there of) of the hosts & guests, their height requirement of 6'+ for men is the norm for women as opposed to being an exception.

But this doesn't matter to me. Your post is about the women on the show, and women I meet in real life and court are not like the women on that show. I'd rather be an exception than be one who gets no play. All women aren't the same. Yes, most women prefer taller men, but not all women are as vapid as the ones you're referring to, nor do all or even most women have a hard height requirement of 6'3.

Are most of the women you meet that mean to you? Do you go out and try to meet women at all?

good questions. women are never mean to me in casual or platonic situations & i actually get along quite well with them. i gave up ob trying to meet women a while ago since i have experienced complete & total rejection for almost a decade-in fact i have not had a single date in that time. every one i asked out either outright rejected, friendzoned or ghosted me-including a few whom i was as certain as i could be that they were attracted to me. the only logical conclusion is that i lack a minimum looks level to have success in the modern dating market.

as i stated previously, although i am pretty ripped physically but i am also 5'6, bald & below average looking. all of the women i see whom i would consider my looks match are coupled with much taller, better looking men with good hairlines and i am simply unable to compete with that level of genetic quality.

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Topic: 5'10 is short for a man

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Re: Mega delusional Thread Starter

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Originally posted by ThatFlyShortGuy

So? Let them have them. You don't notice that the most vocal group of people on YouTube crying about divorce, alimony and financial ruin are tall(er) men?

The vast majority of those red pill guys in the YouTube space with few exceptions are all tall, not short.

it's foolish for any man to get married these days but being attractive & having options is far better than being completely excluded from the dating market due to poor genetics.

YouTube

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Re: She said she never would date a short guy until she met him.

i wonder how tall the father of the baby is?

Couples

Topic: She said she never would date a short guy until she met him.

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Re: Her Short King is 5cm shorter

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Originally posted by ThatFlyShortGuy

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Originally posted by ahimsa42

these extreme outliers are inevitable due to probability but are certainly not the norm. for every one of these examples, there are countless hundreds if not thousands of short men who cannot get a single date due only to a lack of height. i cannot recall the last time i saw an attractive women with a man shorter than she is IRL.

Perhaps, but that's not what this specific thread is about, it's about the many tall woman-short man couples that are out there. Just because you haven't seen one, or have been in one, doesn't mean they don't exist. I live in NYC and these couples while aren't anywhere near the norm, aren't as rare as you think they are.

the "many" claim is vastly overstated-unless you consider 7.5% at most to be many (remembering that things have only gotten much worse for short men since 2013 so it's very likley much less in 2024)

"Wanting to measure the height difference in existing couples (as opposed to people’s preferences for a partner — we’ll come to those later), researchers in the Netherlands used survey data from 12,502 couples who were the parents to babies born in the U.K. in 2000. Their peer-reviewed study, published online in 2013, found that in 92.5 percent of couples, the man was taller than the woman and that the average height difference was 14.1 centimeters, or 5.6 inches.