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TinyWizard

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Height: 5'5

Location: PIttsburgh, United States

Joined: Apr 05, 2014

Posts: 56

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Re: Are you open to dating women of any race?

I prefer Hispanic women because I identify with them most culturally. If I met a black, asian, white or whatever woman who I thought was pretty I would give it a shot.

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Re: Dahon Mu SL 10 Folding Bike Thread Starter

This Dahon bike is in excellent condition. I'd give it a 9/10 with some minor cosmetic blemishes that come with normal wear. I've owned this bike for one year and purchased it because I travel on the train a lot and this folds down to a nice manageable size. Unfolded, it compliments a short guy's frame nicely. At this price, it is definitely a steal.

Brand: Dahon
Model: Mu SL10
Color: Black
Accessories: Bike Lock

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Re: Disrespect from colleagues Thread Starter

I am project manager at my company. I am not a manager outright, but am the one in charge of setting up and overseeing projects. I report to my supervisor. Because I am small, I have to deal with colleagues pretending they didn't hear me, ignoring some of my orders and sometimes backtalk. I notice taller project managers do not deal with this near as much.

I am not a jerk by nature, but feel as I have to be sometimes and I know this has a lot to do with my height. How does one deal with this effectively without having to constantly whine to their supervisor? I am afraid doing so will make me look weak and affect my performance reviews. The point is making colleagues respect you and your title.

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Re: Can one actually get taller?

Some people can take growth hormones? The FDA has approved growth hormones for use in kids even if they don't require it. It's lead to a slippery slope with many parents giving their kids they stuff creating a height race which is horrible.

Once your bones have ossified (growth plates) growth is IMPOSSIBLE short of limb lengthening surgery, which could lead to all sorts of joint problems, lost wages and limited mobility later in life. Would you risk all of that for an inch or two max?