Anonymous wrote:OP, as you had to give a 3” range, I’m thinking you have your own insecurities about height. You are what you are - own it.
Now, as for your GF, I’ll cut her loose now. If she doesn’t find you hot and sexy now, then it’s really going to become an issue later as you both age. You obviously have things that make you attractive, which I’m guessing are more financial in nature, but life is a long hard place and only having that in common is going to wear thin in time unless you both understand that your relationship will be transactional like that (which, FWIW, is what some relationships are like and there is nothing wrong with that as long as both of you understand that).
OP, there is a lid for every pot. Really. There is someone out there that won’t care about your height, won’t have a mother involved so much in their life that she can comment on it and have it matter, and who will think you’re the best thing since sliced bread. Don’t sell yourself *ahem* short. Dating is hard on everyone, and it may feel hard to put yourself out there, but you’re still young and can have a partner that really thinks you’re all around amazing - your height won’t be a qualification/ caveat.
Anonymous wrote:Meh. Im 5'4" and dh is 5'6". He is awesome and a badass. Of course i noticed his height right away but fell in love and still in love 10 years later. He is a great husband, wonderful, caring father. But also works out and keeps in good shape and has some great muscles and is only getting hotter with age.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gf also said she probably would have gone for a different guy if I hadn’t tried hard in the beginning because my height was a negative for her as well
"That's funny, I felt I was settling because of your small tits/flat butt/stomach/nose/insert insecurity here. I guess we're really well suited!"
If that's your gut instinct response, you shouldn't be together. What a toxic mess.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you 5’3” or 5’6”?
Realistically, this will be a negative for every woman you meet. In what context did your girlfriend bring this up? It’s not like it would even be possible to hide it.
He’s 5’4 and very probably a troll.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gf also said she probably would have gone for a different guy if I hadn’t tried hard in the beginning because my height was a negative for her as well
"That's funny, I felt I was settling because of your small tits/flat butt/stomach/nose/insert insecurity here. I guess we're really well suited!"
The difference is: all those things can be changed and don't automatically get passed on to your own offspring. Unfortunately, short stature, especially for men, is seen as a negative. I married a man just below average height and my DS, who fortunately, grew eventually to almost 5' 11" worried his entire childhoold that he would wind up short and asking us why to short people would get married knowing their children would also be short. With that being said, GF is a jerk for sharing that. I would move along.
That’s ridiculous. Of course noses and breast size are heritable. I have my father’s nose and my tits are exactly like my mother’s.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I mean, duh. Obviously it's an issue. It would be for many women. If you have kids together, you will pass on your short genes. No mother wants to think of her son growing up to be 5'3.
See, OP. Do you really want to be raising your children having to fight the ideas and judgments of people like this?
You mean, people? I doubt I know a single person who wouldn’t point this out/have a concern.
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