fat women who complain about being rejected should date short men

[Anonymous]

Women complain about how men judge them by their looks, but so many women will not date a short man. And there is nada that a man can do about being short.

[Anonymous]

Yes, there is something they can do.

They can be hot, rich, successful or funny. Any one of these things help short guys to improve their dating pool.

[Anonymous]

You should be a matchmaker, op.

[Anonymous]

Why would they do that when there are so many tall African Americans willing to date fat women?

[Anonymous]

Your parents could have given you growth hormones as a kid.

[Anonymous]

I've found that telling people who they should find attractive works out super well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Women complain about how men judge them by their looks, but so many women will not date a short man. And there is nada that a man can do about being short.

I'm tall and sometimes I'm fat. I dated a short guy (5'4) in college. He was fun and funny and great in bed.

[Anonymous]

Okay, short men, tell us -- are you asking out fat women? If so, how's it going?

[Anonymous]

I think fat people who complain about being rejected are often getting rejected by thinner, fitter people. But they don't want to date fatter ones. It's stupid. You can't call someone else "shallow" or be pissed that they won't date you if you're being shallow and not keeping an open mind too. (Same goes for if you're not that attractive but only pursue very attractive people - it's hypocritical to expect others to be more forgiving than you are yourself.)

Just something I've noticed with a few people I know.

I'm 5'8" and don't always date short guys because I figure there are a zillion women shorter than me who could date them. I'm fine dating someone my own height, though. Dating someone who is actually shorter than me feels awkward and weird. I don't rule it out, but it's not my ideal. Flashes me back to 5th grade, when I hit my full height and the guys my age didn't catch up until 11th grade.

[Anonymous]

Please...skinny broads complain about shit all the time too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should be a matchmaker, op.

My favorite post all week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think fat people who complain about being rejected are often getting rejected by thinner, fitter people. But they don't want to date fatter ones. It's stupid. You can't call someone else "shallow" or be pissed that they won't date you if you're being shallow and not keeping an open mind too. (Same goes for if you're not that attractive but only pursue very attractive people - it's hypocritical to expect others to be more forgiving than you are yourself.)

Just something I've noticed with a few people I know.

I'm 5'8" and don't always date short guys because I figure there are a zillion women shorter than me who could date them. I'm fine dating someone my own height, though. Dating someone who is actually shorter than me feels awkward and weird. I don't rule it out, but it's not my ideal. Flashes me back to 5th grade, when I hit my full height and the guys my age didn't catch up until 11th grade.

IME the shortest women seem to want the tallest men.

MY DH and I are neither -- we are decidedly average. I am 5'5 and he is 5'10.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would they do that when there are so many tall African Americans willing to date fat women?

+1

[Anonymous]

I bet you wish you were a little bit taller, I bet you wish you were a baller.....

[Anonymous]

I typically find that the baggage short men carry from being short far outweighs the baggage women carry from being fat. Kevin Hart would be fun though.