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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any woman who admits to me that she cares about height is a deal-breaker for me. I'm 5'11" so it's not an issue for me on a personal level, but it usually signals both a lack of intelligence and boringly conventional thinking. The sort of thing a woman who'd wear pearls and J Crew would think.[/quote]
Plenty of women don't prefer to date men shorter than them. I doubt they are all lacking in intelligence, they just have a preference that makes you uncomfortable. Own it without trying to make them wrong.[/quote]

+1.  Hm, let's try this again from a slightly different perspective...

"Any man who admits to me that he cares about weight is a deal-breaker for me. I'm 200 lbs so it's not an issue for me on a personal level, but it usually signals both a lack of intelligence and boringly conventional thinking. The sort of thing a man who'd wear a suit and rolex would think."

PP, do you like dating women who have acne? Or have asymmetrical facial features?  Are large boned and overweight? Stop trying to insult women who physical preferences that do not match your own characteristics, it just makes you appear very insecure. Almost everyone has physical preferences.

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Not the PP but acne and weight are changeable (within certain limitations of course). Height is immutable and a complete genetic crapshoot. I think it's fine to have a preference but if a person meets all your other criteria and you click and you choose not to date or continue a relationship with them based purely on height that's short sighted. [/quote]

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