Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agree men are shorter here. My boyfriends in Arizona were taller and i had no problem finding tall men to date. Here too, men are not very outdoorsy, which I find a real turn-off.
Just more proof of white privilege, because these short men succeed here in DC only because they are white.
Or they are highly educated and motivated to be successful but sure it’s their skin color.
Ok, racist.
You are to dense to understand the irony of your own post.
NP:yet here you are using the incorrect form of "to/too". Who's "dense" now? You're dense TOO! Sooooo ironic
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Anonymous wrote:There's tonnes of huge tall white people in MD. Its the Germanic genes.
Anonymous wrote:My DH is tall and he always felt like a giant in DC. He hated it. Then he joined one of the foreign services and there are tons of tall guys there. Then he left and now we're in a different part of the US where there is more of a mix of heights.
It's settlement patterns more than anything.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Funny, I never paid much attention to the height of DCers, but I have noticed how short the men are at my agency. It's uncanny. Not 5'8 short, but 5'4-5'5 short.
Because short men are disavantaged in careers. They can't get ahead in private companies, so they stick with the govt.
Anonymous wrote:As a tall white woman, I find there are more tall white women in the greater DC area than any place.i have ever lived.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If we're allowed to be fun here, I'll admit to having noticed that white men in DC to seem to be shorter than in most places, on average. I have talked about this phenomena with friends and coworkers before. So OP isn't the only one to notice.
Who knows why!
I live in Bethesda and surely do not see all these short people. In fact, the parents at Visitation or Gonzaga or Prep are over 6 feet tall and the women are pretty tall as well. Maybe it’s an Irish Catholic thing. The shorter people I have met are immigrants. Otherwise, compared to other states I have lived in, the white peoples are just as tall but not as fat.
Anonymous wrote:If we're allowed to be fun here, I'll admit to having noticed that white men in DC to seem to be shorter than in most places, on average. I have talked about this phenomena with friends and coworkers before. So OP isn't the only one to notice.
Who knows why!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agree men are shorter here. My boyfriends in Arizona were taller and i had no problem finding tall men to date. Here too, men are not very outdoorsy, which I find a real turn-off.
Just more proof of white privilege, because these short men succeed here in DC only because they are white.
Or they are highly educated and motivated to be successful but sure it’s their skin color.
Ok, racist.
You are to dense to understand the irony of your own post.
yet here you are using the incorrect form of "to/too". Who's "dense" now? You're dense TOO! Sooooo ironic
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agree men are shorter here. My boyfriends in Arizona were taller and i had no problem finding tall men to date. Here too, men are not very outdoorsy, which I find a real turn-off.
Just more proof of white privilege, because these short men succeed here in DC only because they are white.
Or they are highly educated and motivated to be successful but sure it’s their skin color.
Ok, racist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agree men are shorter here. My boyfriends in Arizona were taller and i had no problem finding tall men to date. Here too, men are not very outdoorsy, which I find a real turn-off.
Just more proof of white privilege, because these short men succeed here in DC only because they are white.
Or they are highly educated and motivated to be successful but sure it’s their skin color.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agree men are shorter here. My boyfriends in Arizona were taller and i had no problem finding tall men to date. Here too, men are not very outdoorsy, which I find a real turn-off.
Just more proof of white privilege, because these short men succeed here in DC only because they are white.
Anonymous wrote:Agree men are shorter here. My boyfriends in Arizona were taller and i had no problem finding tall men to date. Here too, men are not very outdoorsy, which I find a real turn-off.