Anonymous wrote:Life is too short to waste time dating short men.

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Anonymous wrote:My son is 5'6" and usually has a girlfriend. They have all been short (5'2" or less).

My brother is 5'6'' and I at least met a few of his girlfriends before he met his wife. And they were both broke students when they met.

The hottest guy in my HS was 5 ft 6.

My son is 5'6" and usually has a girlfriend. They have all been short (5'2" or less).

Anonymous wrote:Most young women are naive and shallow, they focus on height and money, not any different than most young men focusing on looks and body.

They should look for complete person, prioritizing character, kindness, education, career ambition etc over everything else.

It is extremely rational for women to prioritize height and money and is no more or less shallow than a man who prioritizes beauty.

Life is too short to waste time dating short men.

Anonymous wrote:A man can't control his height but a woman can control her weight that's why I only date thin, athletic women. And I don't like the GLP-1 Ozempic-face women. They look gaunt.

Just take a look at recent photos of Demi Moore to see what this is referring to.

A man can't control his height but a woman can control her weight that's why I only date thin, athletic women. And I don't like the GLP-1 Ozempic-face women. They look gaunt.

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Anonymous wrote:My younger sister had this friend who was tall and good looking, had a girlfriend and a job, but went down the red pill stuff, started talking about Alpha males and masculinity all the time. Lost his girlfriend. Was rude to his female boss, lost his job. Was rude to his friends, lost his friends.

You can be tall and handsome but that red pill stuff ruins you.

It’s not the red pill stuff. It’s that he was/is an @55hole.

Agree 100%. I see so many blue pill, soy boy, beta males in the DMV. It's so unattractive and unmasculine. But hey you do you.

I've been married to a conservative for over 30 years who has been a great partner and soul mate. I wouldn't have it any other way.

I don't think so as a 5'9" male but I'm wealthy so I'm sure that's a major part of it. Women are very transactional these days.

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Anonymous wrote:Height is not an issue, no matter how much the red-pillers try to push that narrative. The problem is men who prefer to blame women for discriminating against their height when the problem is usually much more basic-

- either they are trying to date women who are substantially more attractive than them

- or they have other major flaws that they are unwilling to address (personality, financial, social skills, anger, etc).

If you don’t agree with me, go to any public area with lots of foot traffic and just look around you. Height is not the issue.

It really was for me and my friends when I was in my 20s/30s. All the guys we dated were 6 feet plus or just about that height. It's definitely a thing.

There are not enough tall guys for this to be an issue. Even if height was the only thing g women considered( so ugly, fat, poor, old, mentally ill poor guys before anyone else), what percentage of guys are 6 feet? If that same top percentage of women took all those guys, there will be enough decent girls for the decent guys who are short or average height.

You assume monogamy. Good looking men can have soft harems in their 20’s if they want to where they have multiple women on rotation

Why would any sensible woman want such men? They aren't likely to be content and faithful.

Most young women are naive and shallow, they focus on height and money, not any different than most young men focusing on looks and body.

They should look for complete person, prioritizing character, kindness, education, career ambition etc over everything else.

I’m a woman who is 5 ft. 4 and (before I started dating my DH 20 years ago), I generally wanted a man to be my height or taller when I was wearing heels. So, 5 ft. 7 and above was fine. I don’t think taller is more attractive but very short could limit a man’s dating options.

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Anonymous wrote:Height is not an issue, no matter how much the red-pillers try to push that narrative. The problem is men who prefer to blame women for discriminating against their height when the problem is usually much more basic-

- either they are trying to date women who are substantially more attractive than them

- or they have other major flaws that they are unwilling to address (personality, financial, social skills, anger, etc).

If you don’t agree with me, go to any public area with lots of foot traffic and just look around you. Height is not the issue.

It really was for me and my friends when I was in my 20s/30s. All the guys we dated were 6 feet plus or just about that height. It's definitely a thing.

There are not enough tall guys for this to be an issue. Even if height was the only thing g women considered( so ugly, fat, poor, old, mentally ill poor guys before anyone else), what percentage of guys are 6 feet? If that same top percentage of women took all those guys, there will be enough decent girls for the decent guys who are short or average height.

You assume monogamy. Good looking men can have soft harems in their 20’s if they want to where they have multiple women on rotation

Anonymous wrote:Only incels and red pill losers use that as an excuse. But it's really because they are horrific people who hate women and treat them like trash.

Normal, well adjusted respectful shorter men are not having these issues to the same extent.

Not really fair to say this. You can be a great a guy or at least a decent guy, but if you use online apps (which is how a very large % of relationships are formed now), none of your other positive qualities will show through very easily. If you’re in the bottom 25% of height you can be top 5% in every other metric and still get barely any attention. And meeting people irl is harder than it was in the past, lack of third spaces and the culture has shifted where it’s less acceptable to cold approach in public. Being short is much harder for men than it was in 1980.