Are you tall?
How do you feel about your height?
Does it ever really occur to you?
Does it bother you, or are you proud of it?
How do you feel about your height?
Does it ever really occur to you?
Does it bother you, or are you proud of it?
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Are you a long person?
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I'm tall and work in retail. Which means I get bugged 15 times a day to grab things on the top shelf.
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Era so most are going to claim they're 6'2" and above.
Being honest and not giving a shit I'm shy of 5'10".
Being honest and not giving a shit I'm shy of 5'10".
Pretty short, I'm 5'8 or 5'9. Like I technically count as 5'9 but cmon. Let's be honest, I'm fucking short lol
I used to have a bit of a complex about my height when I started playing competitive sports since height is so important. But then I learned to just win in spite of it and the feeling of having people on opposite teams going "Wait how come that midget is their captain?" is the closest I'll come to living an anime so I'm happy with it, never gets old. Around the time I made varsity it just became a point of pride for me that I could hang with everyone despite the handicap.
Dating wise, was never an issue. And it was never an issue for me self-worth wise either. It was only ever an issue with sports for a bit but I got over it.
I used to have a bit of a complex about my height when I started playing competitive sports since height is so important. But then I learned to just win in spite of it and the feeling of having people on opposite teams going "Wait how come that midget is their captain?" is the closest I'll come to living an anime so I'm happy with it, never gets old. Around the time I made varsity it just became a point of pride for me that I could hang with everyone despite the handicap.
Dating wise, was never an issue. And it was never an issue for me self-worth wise either. It was only ever an issue with sports for a bit but I got over it.
I am 6'2. It's more useful than not. Getting interrupted to reach high things can get annoying at times tho.
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I HATED it in high school. I felt freakish. 6'4"+ and lanky. As an adult I've filled out in both fat and muscle. For the last 25 years I've been thankful for my height where for quiet a few years it effected me negatively.
For sports? I'm super short lol being tall is an advantage and whenever I medal at a tournament I'm consistently shorter at first place on the podium than the people in second and sometimes third haha.
Like I'm a borderline anomaly in sports. In daily life I'm just short instead of like "mega fucking short" but yeah, I do think 5'8 is pretty short tbh. And I'm okay with that. Never really had any trouble dating so assuming height was ever an issue, it for some reason didn't affect me, and sports wise I just learned to love being the underdog. But yeah, pretty short.
I consider myself short (5'7") and I really dislike it especially as I also look really young for my age. Not a good combination in my opinion. It honestly bothers me that I can't do a thing about it.
Man resetera numbers go up an inch every time there's an angle.
dating sites are not ignoring 5' 11 men.
being six feet is obviously a numerical advantage but first time I saw this number it was 5'4"
aint nobody got sympathy for 5'11 outside of a Swedish basketball team
Just under the noodle bar by half an inch. More wide than long, though.
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I'm actually 5'11, so I get to have fun with that whenever I say that online or something.
My dad and younger brother are taller than me, though.
My dad and younger brother are taller than me, though.
what if you're not faceless but that it's just hard for people to crane their necks up past your popped collar!?
I'm 5'10. Among my people, I'm average. In america I feel short. Among Dutch coworkers who visit, I feel extremely short
