Yes, all 4 billion of them are exactly the same. |
Don't date people whose preferences you think are shallow. |
Then date people who you have met. It worked since the beginning of time. |
Why does a woman complain when a man lies about something she's told him is important to her? Maybe because BEING LIED TO AT ALL is a perfectly acceptable reason to not want a second date.
One of the best relationships of my life was with a man who was/is 5'4". I am 5'7" and if you had asked me if I cared about height prior to this man, I would have definitely told you that I would strongly prefer a partner who was at least my height but beyond that, it was no longer a thing I cared about. But this guy was just amazing. He had so much charisma and was so crazy about me (in a genuine way, not a weird love bomby way) that I kind of forgot that he was a lot shorter than me. I think he occasionally wore lifts, like for special occasions, but otherwise he was just a slight guy with a big personality. We broke up after a year because he moved to Sweden. My husband is 5'8". |
Because if he asked nicely for a date anyway, I might give it to him if I felt we were otherwise compatible. But lying is a hard no from me. |
Why are men so weightist? Why do they think a 24 BMI is fat? |
Because everyone hates a liar! |
Because the attitude of "I'm allowed to lie if it gets me what I want" is rapey and disgusting. Listen to yourself. For shame. |
I wouldn't be attracted to someone who wasn't tall. Am I supposed to lie about that? |
Oh the horror. A happy, well-adjusted, healthy kid who is … short. Oh how can you face the world? |
Nope, unless you’re rich like Bezos, forget it. |
Because that can be fixed. |
It doesn’t need to be fixed nor does height, though parents will give their boys drugs to grow taller. |
Why do men care about waist to hip ratio? It's intrinsic in us |
Weight can be changed, you fool. |