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But this middle to good looking part of wemen i find really incredibly annoying.
Interesting observation. Maybe they feel a bit like a lot of shorter men do. "If I were only 2 inches taller, life would be...", and so these women punch up above their market value (with more success because getting sexual attention is easy for most women).
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"I think it's very important that we don't ever have a mayor this rich or this short. The richness comes from the shortness, this is what I believe. I believe every single person suffers for what happens to boys on playgrounds. So I really believe that a short boy gets bullied by taller boys, or ignored by them, or doesn't have the same status as they do, they grow up, they get very rich, to kind of get back at these tall boys, and then everyone suffers for this. I like de Blasio for many reasons, but his height is very important."
Original Article Here: The Gothamist | Watch Fran Lebowitz Psychoanalyze Mayor Bloomberg's "Shortness"
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Being attractive and confident will add perceived inches to your frame.
I've had people exclaim when they met me in person that they imagined a larger man, based on my accomplishments and reputation. Let's be real for a moment, guys. Yeah, at first I was a bit taken aback. You know the drill. But, I took it as a compliment.
But, if you come across as a a too-confident jerk, or if people see you as angry, insecure, ticked-off, full of despair, etc. you lose twice.
People will respect you and love you and enjoy your company if they think this thought, "He's short, but he is attractive and successful because he overcame a raw deal and succeeded anyway." That's sexy to good people. Forget what bad people think.
Why does my height need to tie into my attractiveness? I don't need "perceived" inches, just respect
This just proves heightism exists. People needn't "imagine" a tall person when they think of someone as being successful
I thought you told us just to be confident. Why should "too much" confidence matter?
In other words, you're telling us to "know our place"