Men under 5'7" shouldn't have human rights

[Anonymous]

I frequently tell women to be open-minded and not judge men by their height in dating and otherwise. However in my gaming group, all the short men stood there in silence when a dude asked me about ethnicity and none of the whites or men. Men who say nothing about women being defined by race should be made to say THANK YOU when women define men by height.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg are you saying someone with zero power or authority said something clearly wrong and bad and no one of substance agreed with her and now men are the real victims?

Yes that’s exactly what he’s saying and I would LOVE for some sane man to come at tell OP he’s being an idiot. Please men speak up! We know you’re not all like this!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not gonna read that but will say that as petite woman just about 5’3” I used to only date shorter men. I know all about the Napoleon Complex and the associated outsize ego that shorter men seem to have, most especially if they are handsome-to-hot and intelligent.

There is certainly a subgroup of shorter men who attempt to compensate by powerlifting and/or excessive tattoo plus one extreme vanity “exercise” (like interest in their hair, or clothes or tanning) and/or excessive display of wealth like car collecting or being in a showy field.

I’m describing Dan Snyder- and two ex-BFs.

Good God, give me a break.

I am a shorter dude. I like lifting weights for exercise and strength. I am quite strong too. I love the thrill of challenging myself physically and breaking through barriers that I've worked a very long time to get through.

But apparently because I'm short it must be assumed that I'm trying to compensate for something simply because I like to exercise? Ridiculous. This would be as asinine as stating that overweight people who get into cooking are doing so because they need to compensate for their fatness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the recommended cut off height for women to lose their human designation?

I don't agree that anyone should lose human designation for any reason but it is worth noting that women face a lot of cut-off lines that lower their prestige and render them invisible or unlikeable. Age and weight are the ones that come to mind immediately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yep
Sucks to be judged solely by your looks, doesn’t it boys?
We hear ya!
- all of womankind

Oh please. Give me a break. Women are just louder about it while men of shorter stature have long been judged for just as long.

Shorter people have shorter life spans, will earn less income, date far less, and are in far fewer positions of management in companies and the government. It is some of the worst kind of descrimination that's been accepted by society for forever. It's been around just as long as women who are judged by their looks. At least women are allowed to speak out about it. Whenever a short guy speaks up or isn't a pushover everyone casts them aside as having a Napoleon Complex. You are literally not allowed to be an alpha male if you are short.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not gonna read that but will say that as petite woman just about 5’3” I used to only date shorter men. I know all about the Napoleon Complex and the associated outsize ego that shorter men seem to have, most especially if they are handsome-to-hot and intelligent.

There is certainly a subgroup of shorter men who attempt to compensate by powerlifting and/or excessive tattoo plus one extreme vanity “exercise” (like interest in their hair, or clothes or tanning) and/or excessive display of wealth like car collecting or being in a showy field.

I’m describing Dan Snyder- and two ex-BFs.

Good God, give me a break.

I am a shorter dude. I like lifting weights for exercise and strength. I am quite strong too. I love the thrill of challenging myself physically and breaking through barriers that I've worked a very long time to get through.

But apparently because I'm short it must be assumed that I'm trying to compensate for something simply because I like to exercise? Ridiculous. This would be as asinine as stating that overweight people who get into cooking are doing so because they need to compensate for their fatness.

NP. It's honestly hard for me to believe you don't have some kind of complex about being short, because if you didn't, I don't think you'd be so defensive about enjoying physical activity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not gonna read that but will say that as petite woman just about 5’3” I used to only date shorter men. I know all about the Napoleon Complex and the associated outsize ego that shorter men seem to have, most especially if they are handsome-to-hot and intelligent.

There is certainly a subgroup of shorter men who attempt to compensate by powerlifting and/or excessive tattoo plus one extreme vanity “exercise” (like interest in their hair, or clothes or tanning) and/or excessive display of wealth like car collecting or being in a showy field.

I’m describing Dan Snyder- and two ex-BFs.

Good God, give me a break.

I am a shorter dude. I like lifting weights for exercise and strength. I am quite strong too. I love the thrill of challenging myself physically and breaking through barriers that I've worked a very long time to get through.

But apparently because I'm short it must be assumed that I'm trying to compensate for something simply because I like to exercise? Ridiculous. This would be as asinine as stating that overweight people who get into cooking are doing so because they need to compensate for their fatness.

NP. It's honestly hard for me to believe you don't have some kind of complex about being short, because if you didn't, I don't think you'd be so defensive about enjoying physical activity.

This clearly shows the discrimination that is accepted in society. People lodge criticisms against short people, short people defend themselves, then it is always claimed that a short person must have a complex. Imagine being black, criticizing the system for all of the racial descrimination, then white people telling black people that they must have kind of inferiority complex whenever they defend themselves. That's exactly the same kind of thing going on whenever someone short stands up for themselves.

[Anonymous]

I was watching MCPS the other night and saw a pretty shocking story about a Slave Breeder farm in Maryland.

It turns out the first people in America to have employer provided health insurance was female slaves in the breeder farm.

There was zero work done in these places. Literally the master would voluntarily get women who were beautiful, healthy, proper size, zero medical issues, intelligent and breed then with male physical specimens. Often even good looking smart white men.

It was interesting as it was kinda Shamefully done on both sides. The pretty black women instead of being in fields lived in masters house in a fancy bedroom and was cared for while this went on.

But it produced Halle Berry, NFL, NBA stars. Hitler also tried to do it.

People are not poodles and Shi Tzus to be bred

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A prominent female in the world of gaming is under fire for saying that any man under 5'7" shouldn't have human rights and thst they should undergo bone lengthing procedures:

https://news.yahoo.com/japanese-female-pro-gamer-fired-014754590.html

She is from Japan where the average height for a man is 5'7", meaning a huge portion of Japanese men, according to her, do not deserve human rights simply because of their height. The hypocrisy here is truly astounding. We have so many efforts for body positivity for women where being overweight is celebrated. Yet where is the same kind of thing for men? You have nasty toxic women out there saying men under some certain level of height don't even deserve to live or deserve human rights. You can at least control your weight by not stuffing your face. How exactly can you change your DNA to make yourself taller? If we are going to push body positive culture, then it should go for everyone.

You need to work in your self-esteem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Breaking news: a gamer said something toxic.

So OP, do you start threads every time a male gamer issues rape threats to a women player? You do, right?

What do whataboutisms have anything to do with the topic at hand? You're free to start a thread whenever other gamers say such things. You just don't want to admit you support this nasty female's opinion.

How long has it been since a “nasty woman” has deigned to deal with you?

[Anonymous]

Almost forgot about that shortie Ghandi too! He musta had a Nepoleon Complex because he stood up like an alpha male against British oppression.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the recommended cut off height for women to lose their human designation?

I don't agree that anyone should lose human designation for any reason but it is worth noting that women face a lot of cut-off lines that lower their prestige and render them invisible or unlikeable. Age and weight are the ones that come to mind immediately.

Ok what BMI and age should women lose human designation? Will they be fed and petted at the new national Zoo for non humans/ non animals?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the recommended cut off height for women to lose their human designation?

I don't agree that anyone should lose human designation for any reason but it is worth noting that women face a lot of cut-off lines that lower their prestige and render them invisible or unlikeable. Age and weight are the ones that come to mind immediately.

Ok what BMI and age should women lose human designation? Will they be fed and petted at the new national Zoo for non humans/ non animals?

I may consider joining the new zoo of the medical care and housing is good enough … BMI not obese though but I am getting up there in age … it was so much simpler in the good old days when old annoying women were just burned at the stake for being witches …

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the recommended cut off height for women to lose their human designation?

I don't agree that anyone should lose human designation for any reason but it is worth noting that women face a lot of cut-off lines that lower their prestige and render them invisible or unlikeable. Age and weight are the ones that come to mind immediately.

Older women frequently write on this site how much they enjoy having less male attention, I’m assuming after they choose to obtain less feminine hairdos along the way. And as for weight, that’s a choice. We’re a fat country. Choose to be not fat.

[Anonymous]

Kind of off topic but I remember reading a paper once about how shorter people live longer and healthier lives on average than tall people (less chronic medical conditions post middle age or something like that) and it also explained this was one of the reasons women tend to live longer than men. Pretty interesting stuff, if true, so at least there’s that going for the petite people out there! (And I include myself as one)