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ShortyDooWop

Short Vassal

Height: 5'7

Location: London, United Kingdom

Joined: Apr 12, 2014

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Re: "Man Up" ad on Melbourne Public Transit

This disgusts me to the core. Is talking about heightism casually in public or men seeking to cover up their lack of height more acceptable in Australia than it is in the US or UK? I know women that would vomit if they knew their date was wearing lifts.

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Topic: "Man Up" ad on Melbourne Public Transit

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Re: Women lies a out age on dating site to manipulate her dating results Thread Starter

We are not the only ones who do it.

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Re: Anyone hate being told "be confident"? Thread Starter

Confidence comes from previous successes. If you are someone who doesn't have many successes, how are you going to be confident? Why is that people tell short guys who don't do well in dating to "be confident"? For what? Why not just admit that a lot of women are attracted to men they find attractive FIRST, then they look for "confidence"?

It would make more sense to tell short guys to be amazing at whatever it is that they do. Be the best skier, be amazing at playing the piano, be an amazing student. That type of confidence is reassurance in your strengths, but as a means to attract women? "Be confident"? What the hell does that mean?

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Re: Woman keeps making fun of my height at work. How do I report it? Thread Starter

I have this woman at work who never seems to miss an opportunity to make fun of my height. Whether it's calling me a hobbit, putting things high in the air and asking me to reach it, asking me to stand next to taller people or reminding me that no woman would want a man who isn't even real.

At our holiday party this year, she asked me why I hadn't come dressed as an elf and told me to not bother asking for a raise because I wouldn't be able to reach it. This was in front of all of the other employees.

I cannot understand why for the life of me this kind of behavior is tolerated. If I was to even suggest that she were slightly overweight I would probably receive some kind of corrective action (I've seen this happen before).

Our HR department is full of women and I don't think they will take my complaints seriously. Do you have any advice on how I should approach this?

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Topic: Woman keeps making fun of my height at work. How do I report it?

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