I'd argue that women are even more superficial in that sense. At least 50% of women would tell you they want a 6 foot tall man. How many men are that tall? 10%? There is little one can do about height. Men on the other hand can take a second look at a woman who has lost weight, fixed her hair and sometimes it's as easy changing her clothes. |
And I’d say even if women are willing to compromise some on height, many women will never date a man who is 5’7” and under |
A lot of women wouldn’t date a man under 5’8” |
I have. I even married him. Stupidly. |
Oh come on, they won't compromise on age just like those women won't compromise on height. And its' more than 50% of them. |
As a woman I would say that this is not because of not being attracted to the man it's because of not wanting sons to have to deal with being short men. |
Right logic but you have it backwards. |
All you women saying you would never go out with someone you weren’t attracted to are full of it. If some 5’7” 200-pound schlub asked you out – and you knew he had $50 million – you would be batting your eyelashes and twirling your hair like you were in middle school again. |
I personally stopped dating a now-billionaire and the only son of one bc we were not compatible; one was sexually weird and the other had fidelity issues. One was over 6 feet and the other was about five nine and both are IMO good looking. Don’t be bitter. |
5 foot 8 woman here. A 5 foot 7 man would have to be perfect: Handsome, kind. Sweet, lean, neat etc. A 6'3 man could be missing an arm and a leg, and have one eye. and I would pick him first. |
Oh God, you get a kid with 2 arms and 2 legs, and grows up sorta happy, thank your lucky stars. |
Dude any man walking into a relationship with $50M is going to require the worlds tightest prenup anyway. |
I agree but young women do think this way. |
Quite happy to be a 6’3” man with both arms and legs and two good eyes. The dating pool is terrific. Seriously. |
I don't want short daughters either. Being tall is part of my identity. I mean, if it happened, of course I would love my children and think they are beautiful no matter what they looked like. But I am not increasing the chances that they are short. |