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CorporateGuy

CorporateGuy

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Height: 5'6

Location: Brooklyn, United States

Joined: Apr 16, 2014

Posts: 91

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Re: What age did you stop caring about how others your perceived height?

I'd say a little before or exactly at 30. Moving up the corporate ladder consumed most of my attention.

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Topic: What age did you stop caring about how others your perceived height?

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Re: He asks how many shots to forget he is 5'3?

With all of what's going on these days, you don't want anyone taking shots to forget about anything!

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Topic: He asks how many shots to forget he is 5'3?

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Re: Fellow short brothers. Where do you buy your suits? Thread Starter

Nice to see this site up and running again. My favorite suit places are as follows:

Indochino
Astor and Black
Alan David
Express

Indochino is my favorite because of price, quality and the friendliness of the staff. I live in NYC, so heading to their showroom is easy as pie. The prices of the places I mentioned runs the gamut though with Astor begin pretty pricey. You get what you pay for though! Express has mass manufactured clothing, but I love thier styles and can get jackets and pants tailored if need be.

I'm just curious to know where you all purchase your suits and why you prefer those places.

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Re: Miserable vs Successful short men

Camp B all the way. When I walk around certain parts of town, there is no shortage of homeless men who are tall, so being tall is no guarantee to an easier life. Mindset is where it all starts.

I don't think it would be abnormal for a guy to want to be taller during his adolescent years and maybe his early 20s, but by the time careers set in, "wanting to be taller" goes all the way to the bottom of the list. It's a dog eats dog world out there and only the most ambitious, resourceful and proactive survive.

GYMSHORTS, you've lived the dream. It is great to get an elders perspective. Your post should be stickied somewhere in this forum to give shorter men who feel like they're in Camp A some motivation.

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Topic: Miserable vs Successful short men

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