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Re: My theory about why women "usually" dislike dating short men in U.S.

What does biology have to do with it? 400,000 years ago the average human height was 6' now the average human height is 5'6." 100,000 years ago there was an ape called Gigantopithecus who weighed 1,190 lbs and was 9'8" tall. Long before him were the giant dinosaurs. Everything has been getting smaller and more efficient for millions of years. Humans have seen recent increases in height which scientist attribute to nutrition, but we are starting to get smaller again in the last 100 years. Short people have a higher sex drive and as a result reproduce faster. If you look at sheer numbers tall people are going extinct. The rate may well increase in western civilizations now as women have become so bigoted against short men due to social pressures as mentioned above. This has led to a major increase in the transmission of STDs in females with common STDs like Chlamydia occurring 5x as frequently in females as males. This correlates well with match.com statistics which state western women find 80% of men unattractive and also the fact 80% of men are below 6' in height.

This is exactly what extinctions are made of. Simply put western civilization may well be headed toward extinction, we're just one bad STD away from losing all of our women who are the bottleneck in the reproductive process. If you want to make something extinct, kill or make the females infertile. They take months to create a baby, men can create several babies in a week. Heightism is a very serious social issue, much more important than anyone recognizes.

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Re: Can't seem to find T-Shirts that fit perfectly

Yes. I have a large chest and I have to wear a large if I don't want to look like a sleezeball. I am muscular and the large always goes down too far on my arms hiding my biceps and it hangs below my waste and looks like a dress. There is quite a market for short men. Someone should start a business making T-Shirts.

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Re: Store for "not so tall" guys opens in NYC

Great news! Thanks for sharing.

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Re: Has being short made you understand white privilege?

No, it has helped me to understand what it feels like to be discriminated against. That said I don't think the problem is that any specific ethnicity is privileged, I think the problem is that each ethnicity has their own unique privileges and the problem is that everyone does not share the same privileges. It's easy to recognize other peoples privileges, but difficult to recognize ones own.

Black Male:

Super Special Privilege Powers:

1. Super lethal deadly political weapon called the racism card which can be used on any enemy with no more effort than a few words to make an accusation.

2. Women assume black men are well endowed.

3. Coaches just assume your good and you make the team with little scrutiny.

4. You can beat up anyone of any race and it's not considered a hate crime even if it is.

5. It is assumed you cannot be racist.

Asian Male:

Super Special Privilege Powers:

1. As an engineer I've noticed that managers often assume the Asian guy is always right.

2. Definite advantage when it comes to getting a STEM job.

Feel free to add the white male someone, since I am one I think someone who is not would be much more qualified.

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