Anonymous wrote:I'm 5'2 and my husband loves these protein shakes that are on the top shelf at the grocery store. They are too high for me so I always have to ask someone to reach them. That is annoying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am 5’11 . I would rather be your height than my height .At my height I get mistaken for a man or a transgender woman . Most men are repulsed by women my height , even tall men avoid tall women . The grass is not greener . At least you can wear heels , there’s nothing I can do to become shorter besides reincarnation
Plus women are pressured to look younger . I find that petite women maintain the youthful look for longer . While tall women appear old even if we have baby faces . I looked 25 years old at 16 years purely based off my height
What? I’m tall and never had the issues you describe. Also have many tall friends and have never, ever heard this.
Anonymous wrote:I'm 5' and I mostly prefer being short. The only thing I hate is what you touched on, how hard it is to stay small. A gain of five pounds means none of my clothes fit.
Anonymous wrote:I am 4’10 , and I hate it . I wish I was 5’4 . I even thought of limb lengthening surgery
At my height I deal with a ton of infantilization by both men , and women . Despite being in my late 30s I often get mistaken for a child
It’s extremely hard to maintain being thin at my height since my bmr is low . Unfortunately I have high appetite, and eat more than bigger people
Lastly when men say they like short women they mean women in the 5’0-5’4 range . At my height I attract creepy men who seem hebophilic . I also get hit on a lot by very short guys who only want me because I’m the only girl shorter than them in the room
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You will probably live longer than tall people, so that’s one advantage.
Because they won’t get a concufrom running into a tree branch?
Anonymous wrote:I’m 5’2 and love it. I’ve always been athletic but slim and don’t mind being short.
Oddly I only date men over 6’ tall
Anonymous wrote:I’m 4’11. Those of you who are able to wear petite pants must have longer legs than me. I buy petite and they still have to be hemmed by 2-3-4+ inches. I don’t own a single pair of work pants that fit without tailoring. I have to have jackets/blazers tailored for sleeve length too. It probably doesn’t help that I’m also size 8-10 these days. I feel like it was easier in my 20s when I was a size 2.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 4’11. Those of you who are able to wear petite pants must have longer legs than me. I buy petite and they still have to be hemmed by 2-3-4+ inches. I don’t own a single pair of work pants that fit without tailoring. I have to have jackets/blazers tailored for sleeve length too. It probably doesn’t help that I’m also size 8-10 these days. I feel like it was easier in my 20s when I was a size 2.
My dd is your height and a size zero and still needs me to hem pants/leggings/sweatpants: teen sizes even in short length are way too long. After a couple times spending money to get things hemmed, I taught myself and became pretty good at it.
Anonymous wrote:The hard part is that unless you have a naturally petite figure to go along with the height you will look relatively heavier than your taller counterparts. I remember when I was in college i was at a party and a drink spilled on my jeans. Another girl who lived there very graciously offfered to lend me a pair and although I knew I'd have to roll the bottoms up, I was shocked that we wore the same size 6 which looked so much slimmer on her.
But OP, how old are you? I found this bothersome when I was 20 but at 40 it's just one of those things you roll with. Ultimately my body has been so good to me so if I catch myself going into comparison mode I know it's time to refocus on gratitude.
Anonymous wrote:I’m 4’11. Those of you who are able to wear petite pants must have longer legs than me. I buy petite and they still have to be hemmed by 2-3-4+ inches. I don’t own a single pair of work pants that fit without tailoring. I have to have jackets/blazers tailored for sleeve length too. It probably doesn’t help that I’m also size 8-10 these days. I feel like it was easier in my 20s when I was a size 2.