| I’d say they lie about it 80% of the time. I’m 5’10 (woman) and I’ve never had a guy show up on a date who lied. But scores and scores posing as 5’10 hoping I think that a 5’1 woman won’t notice the difference. |
| Women are lying about EVERYTHING in their profiles. |
| Meet people in real life, losers. |
I didn't lie about anything in my profile. In fact I'm in better shape than I am in my pics. Also I met a nice man online who didn't lie about his stats. We are out there. Real-life meeting is challenging, too. |
This person got a spouse so there is hope for all you singles out there. |
+1 |
I didn't compromise. I value character, sense of humor, intelligence and someone that treats me as an equal. Height would be waaay down on my list. |
Good for you. I am divorced. I settled when I got married (not in height but in other ways). Not doing it again. I like men 6 feet or taller. I am not settling again. I am 5 feet 7. I have no interest in men who are not meeting my preference. I am not interested in marriage. I am interested in dating. No reason I should have to bend my preferences. |
And I should add that his confidence was a HUGE turn on. He loved my height and did not care at all that I was taller than him. Didn't care if I wore heels, although 3" is as high as I go for comfort reasons. |
Not true. I don’t care about money but height is high on my list. Height, kindness and intelligence. Money—not so much. I am attractive and have no interest in a man’s money. |
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the 5'1" ladies WILL notice that you are 5'10" and not 6'1" .... we can tell.
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Yes, they can separate the 5’ 11” men from the 6’ 0” men. What progress!
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| I am 5ft tall. Everyone is taller than me for the most part and while I can tell the difference between 5'5" and 6' it's all taller than me at the end of the day so I don't care. I WOULD care if he was shorter than me. I do not think I could do that. |
But those among us who are not shallow biotches won’t care. |
They've got a point, though. Online dating is still creepy and weird and for people who can't interact with real people in real life. It's so gross to put yourself out there as stats and hope someone picks you. I am not sure it's good that the stigma of online dating is gone. People are all Wall-E characters living life through their screens now. |