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Re: The Issue of Height Shaming Thread Starter

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Originally posted by James007

No. It will always be about women, gays, and blacks. Everyone else doesn't matter.

Those categories already have prominent justice that's addressed. Who knows? Maybe we are next, along with tall women.

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Re: The Issue of Height Shaming Thread Starter

Do you think the world will recognize the issue of height shaming? Please express your thoughts in the poll/comments.

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Re: Anyone else think that the correlation with height and income is BS? Thread Starter

This is in regards for men of the United States. The sampling is obviously warped. There are of course more taller men here in the U.S.-average height being 5'9. Also, don't careers in sports skew the data? Sports are always emphasized in the examination of income in which there are mostly taller men-basketball. I'm also going to add anecdotal evidence in which I go to various colleges; two will be scrutinized: One college is centered towards lower-income students and academics are a little more squat; the other college pertains to accommodate the more stable-income students. The latter is, of course going to have a higher academic performance. I checked the rankings between the two on various websites. So I was at the first college, and what I noticed was that most of the couples were, evidently the girl with the 6' dude. The culture they had was based off of the '$w@g' and 'turning up'; you can tell the individuals in this campus adopted this framework and are most likely not centered towards education. This is basically the status quo here in the first college. Within the second college, I see something astounding to me: a fair number of short dudes! In my eyes, seeing a 'fellow short bro' is very rare. (Don't take the 'bro' as a prejudice). The culture I saw in this school was based more on 'intellect' and 'work'. You really can tell when you observe people; whether it'd be clothing, language, tone, views etc. The discrepancy between the two schools tells us something: that the people who focus more on height, or moreover, 'certain looks' are people who are shallow thinkers. Shallow thinking signifies the lack of critical thinking. And you know what critical thinking grants right? Knowledge and Power. I could tell that the second school had less shallow thinking due to the fair treatment I received as opposed to the first school. So what does this scrutiny of height and income tell us? That if you 'short' men desire a world with less shallowness and more fair treatment, be in a mass of knowledge. Through this, there's more opportunity. Some of the world may scorn 'us' but in reality, the world is limitless. Screw the people who judge you based on what you're born with and show them what you can do.

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Topic: Anyone else think that the correlation with height and income is BS?

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Re: Why Tom Cruise doesn't get height surgery if he can grow 5 inches?

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Originally posted by groove311

For those who say you can't grow taller at age 35, that it's impossible this and that. Guess what's good news? Yes you can.

And I already saved up some money to do it in 2 years. Going for 3 inches first. If I like it, then 2 more inches.

What after that? I'll be 5'9" or 5'11". What is the deep point? Go after your dreams if you want it badly. Pain is temporary, height is forever.

What is a permanent way to grow taller for those who have the resources?

Height surgery www.makemetaller.org read the hospitals where they do it safely and read the diaries.

What's stopping you? Fear. What's not stopping me? You live once and have the resources and the only thing you should fear is the Lord not pain or a 0.5% chance of having a problem.

Where do they do this safely? In many places in the US

What is the cost to do it safely? $60,000 here in North Hollywood, $80k or so in Florida and few places in Baltimore, MD

How much can you lengthen safely? 4-5 inches in 2 pair of bones. Or juts 3 inches in one shot.

How does this sound? Fear only the Lord, not the money, not the pain. Height surgery is improving, not perfecting yourself.

I understand your post; nonetheless, I think the decision on surgery is ridiculous. You're fine the way you are. Like seriously, why the hell do you even have to spend that kind of money just to make people like you more? This decision on paying 60k-80k for height is plain idiocracy in my opinion. You can get something even better with that money. If people don't like you because of something you're born with, which is not a danger to others, it is safe to say that they are imbeciles. I ignore them and laugh at them.

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Topic: Why Tom Cruise doesn't get height surgery if he can grow 5 inches?

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