Anyway, I think we really need to end “short shaming”. Maybe a “hottness at any height” social media campaign is in order. Next time you are in a fight with a feminist (should you be so masochistic to argue with one) you should ask her if she has a significant other, and if he’s taller than she is. Then tell her that she is participating in an oppressive hierarchy of body image. Because, last time I checked, you can lose a few pounds if you put in some effort, but I don’t think there is any regimen you can follow to gain a few inches in the vertical area. And they make all sorts of other assumptions about your size in other areas (ahem).

Then again, perhaps height is just a social construct. Why do all tall people have to be over 5’10”. Maybe we should have a “tallness at any height” social media campaign. Maybe get a famous movie star who is short stand on stilts and proclaim himself suddenly tall, and anyone who disagrees with that should be proclaimed a bigot, because you are not going to let biology and mathematics determine height, are you? You should look again and see how tall I am on the inside. Perhaps the government should pay for some surgery for me to be the height that I should be. Nature made a mistake obviously.

I dunno, maybe I’m missing something, but I am not sure why no one has thought of this before. The only complicated thing is that I am not short for a Mexican, so maybe entire countries should tell other countries to check their height privilege. Or maybe I should just unilaterally proclaim myself a 6’4″ Scandinavian blond dude named Sven. Hey, it’s 2015, anything’s possible.

White women and black men

Black women and white men

Bad boys

Single mommies go to college (those University of Phoenix online degrees, that feminists are so proud about)

Happiness

Bi – sexual

I love my job

Don’t need a man

I’m strong and independent

Party girl, bar scene

Looking pretty

I worked with a guy from Newfoundland.  He was 5′, maybe 5′ 2″? He was a tough, kind, honest, and down to earth Man. He worked as hard as any other Man around him, and would whistle a good East Coast medley as he did. He moved to Ontario to work – was never married and MGTOW as far as I know, but personal details or ambitions were not a common subject of conversation, so who knows. Not a single one of us, all being taller, EVER looked down on this Man (except it was funny when he could not reach s~~~, but that was just tomfoolery).  Working with him made me a better person.

So, there is no such thing as height privilege.  Just go your own way.  If anyone thinks they own you because they are taller, eat them alive.

Women on their dating profile often start out expressing that they want a “tall man”.

iamblichus wrote:

Because, last time I checked, you can lose a few pounds if you put in some effort, but I don’t think there is any regimen you can follow to gain a few inches in the vertical area.

A woman that would discriminate against a man for something that he cannot control is definitely a woman that is shallow and worth overlooking.

You’re not missing out on anything.

I discriminate against fat women, because it is something they can control. A fat woman to me is a person who has no self control or respect for herself.

If she doesn’t respect herself, she won’t respect you.

The tallest one has a net worth of $4 million.

Women and female mammals typically prefer to mate with the largest male so that their offspring has strong genetics.

With that being said, most billionaires are short. What they lack in size they make for in wealth.

“Tall” man is your prerequisite? Bye. Bye….Four inch heels and Im “still” not tall enough for you?

Goodebye…