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Re: This is a good start for justice. Thread Starter

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Originally posted by Hunter

Girls get brainwashed to not only judge men but judge themselves. Women are a lot harder on each other than they are on men.

Brainwashed by the social media.

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Re: The 'promise land' for the short man? Thread Starter

Hello everyone, I've been thinking; is there any place on the Earth that doesn't really scorn us? Any place that does not stigmatize the short man? With those asked, I have made a fair conclusion. There is such a place. You know where that is? I believe the promise land for us is Japan. Why you may ask? Well, look at their culture, it's mostly based on anything 'chibi' or 'cute' or 'nimble' or 'small', which they embrace! Look at their anime! Notice how the main character is usually a short male?! Notice the history of Japan? They developed a small nation into a relatively advanced superpower; the point I'm making from this, is the notion, "small packages come with big things", which intertwines with Japan's culture. They are a welcoming society to a certain extent, and I believe that we are more welcomed there.

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Re: Being a short man in America

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Originally posted by Hunter

I read this blog post and wanted to share a sad truth from it...

In the 23 years that have passed since then, I’ve come to two major conclusions about being a short man in North American society and they are thus: It sucks and no one wants to hear you complain about it.

Very true. Please tell me that it's ONLY/MOSTLY JUST North America that stigmatize the short man. Because I really want to move out.

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Re: This is a good start for justice. Thread Starter

Woman, Blacks, LGBT, religion, Little People, etc. have already got a noticeable social justice. Who's next? Maybe it could be us, along with taller women, whom are also deemed 'unattractive'. I firmly believe we should be next on the cycle. I believe we should have justice. A good start would be proposing new legislations that persecute 'heightist' ideals. Namely, giving the ability for short men to participate more in media, such as modeling, leading roles in movies and shows, etc. i.e. more opportunities for us, as well as a better outlook. Nonetheless, true that heightism may be an 'illusion'; however, it certainly takes role in 'love'. The media poisoned the views of 'girls', making them judge us based on a characteristic that we cannot change; hence, we are deprived of affection, a feeling and a notion that ALL well-minded humans deserve.

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