Anonymous wrote:For men dating, height isn’t the most important factor, income is.
If you are financially successful that is enough to give you plenty of dating options. If you are also handsome, have a good sense of humor, and are kind, even better. Sure there will be some women that will dismiss you on height alone, but there are plenty that won’t. I’m 5’5” and attractive. If I were doing online dating I wouldn’t enter in a height preference to filter certain heights at all- I really wouldn’t care.
Anonymous wrote:My nephew is 5'8'' (many consider that short) but has never had a problem dating. He has dated mostly women his height and is currently engaged to a wonderful, beautiful woman who is his same height and much taller when she wears heals!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 5’3” so it wouldn’t be an issue for me. I have a cousin who is 5’4” who never struggled with dating, finding a partner, etc. He definitely has a dynamic personality and is very fit/masculine. Honestly, if I were you I wouldn’t focus on it, comment on it on dates, etc. - confidence is far more important and if you are emanating insecurity about your height, it will be off-putting. While there may be people who rule you out based on your height, they just aren’t for you, and that’s okay.
Online dating can be nerve-wracking, though, for a variety of reasons and can make anyone feel insecure at times; I don’t think it’s easy for anyone. So I certainly understand your concern, it’s only natural. There are definitely women out there who won’t care about your height.
Just to add - I don’t mean to say that you shouldn’t *ever* comment on it, of course it might come up naturally in conversation but I just meant you should try not to let insecurity/self-consciousness dominate, that’s all.
Anonymous wrote:I’m 5’3” so it wouldn’t be an issue for me. I have a cousin who is 5’4” who never struggled with dating, finding a partner, etc. He definitely has a dynamic personality and is very fit/masculine. Honestly, if I were you I wouldn’t focus on it, comment on it on dates, etc. - confidence is far more important and if you are emanating insecurity about your height, it will be off-putting. While there may be people who rule you out based on your height, they just aren’t for you, and that’s okay.
Online dating can be nerve-wracking, though, for a variety of reasons and can make anyone feel insecure at times; I don’t think it’s easy for anyone. So I certainly understand your concern, it’s only natural. There are definitely women out there who won’t care about your height.
Anonymous wrote:Is it over if you are a 5’4 guy? I just got out of a relationship after 9 years (30 now). I know that online dating is pretty much a no go zone for guys 5’6 and under, but also that online dating has become really the primary way of meeting people once you are done with school. Should I just not try to date women? I tick most boxes except arguably the biggest deal breaker, height.