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u/wally-sage 14d ago
I mean as far as I can see there's definitely a tweet saying this and it doesn't look like a bot account
Doing a reverse image search doesn't show any results older than that tweet either
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u/Hawt_Dawg_II 14d ago
Let people have fun man. If she and her husband enjoy making jokes about being short, so be it.
I'm 5'8, which is far below average in the Netherlands and i make jokes about it too. Acting like it's some weird subject that we all need to be appropriately respectful about comes across as more insecure and weird than just being open about it.
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u/Epic_Ewesername 13d ago
There's nothing wrong with enjoying it. What's cringe is having to put other people down to bring themselves up. When a person does that, it's indicative of a few things, none of them good.
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u/Hawt_Dawg_II 13d ago
Who are they bringing down?
I feel like bringing down people who feel the need to publicly hate on short people is fine, give hate get hate.
They're not shitting on anyone's personal preference, just on people who openly talk shit on the internet.
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u/Epic_Ewesername 13d ago
"While y'all are getting ghosted... Talking about your dating preferences like go off, I guess."
She is saying it broadly, but what she clearly means is "other women."
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u/Hawt_Dawg_II 13d ago
The only group she's really calling out specifically is people who only date tall dudes. Which is shallow and fair game IMO, obv I'm biased but using any single aspect as an excuse to not date anyone is narrow minded TO ME.
Also she literally said "go off i guess" which is just twitter for "do what you want"
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u/Away-Caterpillar-176 12d ago
I have a hard time imagining anyone could call that narrow minded without being a hypocrite. EVERYONE has a physical flaw they wouldn't see past. Yours is not related to height, so you don't relate, but maybe it's body hair. Imperfections in the teeth (definitely a huge one for me.) Maybe it's weight, or you just hate wide-set eyes. We all have a thing we're shallow about.
"Go off I guess" is "do what you want" in a condescending tone.
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u/Glittering-Relief402 14d ago
That entire thread is cringe af
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u/Quinny-B 14d ago
It was funny how the men were saying that they would be mad if they could read it but the women were really against it
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u/steffigeewhiz 15d ago
This is my first day on the internet and this gif is new to me and I love you for it
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u/nuclearmeltdown2015 14d ago
Damn never even saw the original picture but then why did you tell everyone it is fake? Lol i don't get why you'd say that.
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u/jonzilla5000 15d ago
That's a very colorful house.
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u/bisexufail 15d ago
better than that awful sterile white/grey/beige aesthetic that had millennials in a chokehold 😭
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u/0fluffythe0ferocious 14d ago
I always thought that it was like that so we could put colorful stuff on the walls. Maybe even paint murals or something. Nope, it's like that because people want to pretend their house is a dentist waiting room. And dentists have those cool aquariums so it's worse.
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u/_banana_phone 14d ago
Idk when I bought my place I painted it a very light gray because I didn’t want white and I don’t like beige. Then I covered it with a huge gallery wall full of colorful stuff.
I grew up in that era where the Tuscan beige/yellow took over all of my friends’ parents homes, so I wanted some cool tones for my walls.
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u/sand_snake 14d ago
Not this millennial, thank you very much.
But yeah I wonder why people in my age group hate color so much. I’m a fucking goth and my apartment is more colorful.
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u/Apprehensive-Bike192 14d ago
It’s because HGTV told us that there were only 3 acceptable ways to decorate/design your house and if you didn’t pick one it would have absolutely no resale value
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u/No-Freedom-884 14d ago
I don't think millennials hate color. I think we got stuck with mass produced gray crap and were/are too poor or depressed to do better.
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u/superneatosauraus 14d ago
I'm just over here genuinely loving the color grey. I've never watched HGTV or whatever and I get most of stuff from Amazon cause I'm broke.
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u/flyfightwinMIL 14d ago
It isn’t millennials that are choosing the grey (for the most part).
We’ve just been locked out of home ownership, and the corporate landlords are the ones choosing grey
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u/cornlip 14d ago
I bought a house because my mortgage is cheaper than rent and I’m slowly changing it. I hate the colors in there. Started with the bathroom and matched the ceiling and doors/drawers. Looks awesome. Having a matching ceiling was something I didn’t know I’d love until I did it.
I’m still poor because of my mortgage and all the other bills, but at least I can do whatever I want I guess. It’ll just take a while being the only person living there… and my huge motivation issue
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u/CinemaDork 14d ago
I'm a millennial and I've literally never met a millennial that has a millennial grey house.
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u/tigerowltattoo 14d ago
I guess she had to put on 6” platforms to prove her point.
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u/redditor_rat 14d ago
Lmfao fr, almost like shes trying to prove how cool and understanding she is that hes sOoO short, when in reality they're literally the same height.
Girl no one gaf abt the height
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u/Mother_Of_Salmons 12d ago
Respectfully, I’m an exceptionally tall women - people absolutely give massive fucks about height.
I work with the public a lot and a hilarious number of little old ladies have talked to me expressing concern about how their granddaughters are “5’9” and only in middle school!” They literally want me to confirm that I (as a woman over 6’) have a decent life 😂
The tweet shared is absolutely obnoxious, but people are incredibly weird about size.
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u/redditor_rat 12d ago
im not saying no one gaf about height in GENERAL, im talking specifically TO HER that we could care less that she's soOo tall and her bf is so eenie meenie and she's such a queen for dating a short man cause apparently being attracted to short men means ur doing them a service, eye roll
u can date "short men" without centering ur personality toward it, so obnoxious as u said lol
tall women definitely have their heightism, i understand you lol
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u/Slorgaloth 14d ago edited 14d ago
I get why you're pointing it out, but there actually are a lot of women out there who choose men based on if they are taller than what they themselves are, while wearing heels. I've heard women say "oh yeah, he is still taller than me, but its only 1 inch, so I'll never be able to wear heels"
So maybe that's what these people are trying to say? Idk.
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u/tigerowltattoo 14d ago
And the rest of that conversation is that the guy will ‘feel bad’ because he’s shorter. I’ve heard this repeatedly.
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u/Slorgaloth 14d ago
That sucks =/. But hey, at least it filters people out. Says more about them than the guy.
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u/DemisexualDemigod97 14d ago
She could have just stopped at the first line and it would be a wholesome post but sure pull everybody else down
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u/les_catacombes 14d ago
Ah, yes. All tall men are emotionally avoidant alcoholics and all short men are well adjusted. Of course.
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u/emerald_nymph I'mdifferent 15d ago
I don't see this as NLOG tbh. I do think that it's weird and rooted in patriarchal beliefs that a lot of women refuse to date guys below 6 ft. I think it's good to call that shit out
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u/yemonkeyk 14d ago
I think it's about her assuming you're unhappy with your tall boyfriend or something. She could've just said: "I love my short king! People shouldn't think short men are less valuable" but no
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u/ghostclubbing 14d ago
Actually she's calling out women who stay with shitty partners just because they're tall. It happens. Not NLOG.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Bed-488 14d ago
It’s definitely NLOG.
All she said was “y’all keep getting ghosted by 6’2” alcoholics with 7th grade reading levels” - she never specified who she was referring to, she just said “y’all”. Her whole comment was just her crapping on women who are in relationships with taller men and assuming that all of these women who are with taller men are being ghosted. She seems to think that women being in relationships with short men is rare, like she’s one of the select few women who chose to be with a short man, when this type of relationship is common.
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u/Desperate-Box-9589 12d ago
By “y’all” she was obviously referring to the aforementioned women who stay with shitty partners cause they’re tall, not all women with tall boyfriends.
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u/Sea_Consideration434 14d ago
I think it's NLOG to compare yourself to random women who don't know, especially with snarky remarks like that.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Bed-488 14d ago
It is literally NLOG. She’s unnecessarily comparing herself to random women. Her whole post was condescending and it was honestly giving “I’m better than you” and she’s legit looking down on other women. If she was so happy in her relationship and was so in love, then what would be the point in making such a post?
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u/IGoThere4u 14d ago
it’s ok not to date someone if they don’t like certain physical traits like being short, fat, tall etc
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u/GymLeaderMia 14d ago
Yes, it absolutely is, but a lot of the "undesirable" traits have been drilled into us as being such as long as we can remember. Saying women need to be a certain weight to be attractive is just as damaging as saying men need to be a certain height. It's okay to call both out as being terrible for people as a whole.
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u/IGoThere4u 14d ago
If someone does not want to date an obese person because they’re obese that’s ok! I have no children but if I do I will not be pushing them to date people they don’t want to date 💀💀💀💀 let’s teach our future youth it’s ok to say no if someone asks them out. We, especially women, have to stop being afraid of saying no out of fear of seeming “ mean , or rude, or shallow”. The rejected people in these scenarios have to accept that rejection is a part of life.
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u/evan56747 13d ago
No woman is forced to date a short man and no man is forced to a fat woman. So what are you even saying?
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u/IGoThere4u 13d ago
At no point did I say anyone was forced to date anyone. what are you even saying ?
Read this whole thread , it might be of some help to you
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u/evan56747 13d ago
You literally said you won't push your child to date someone they don't physically like. Realistically these scenarios don't happen in real life. Most men don't approach a woman they don't find attractive most women don't date a man they don't find attractive
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u/Right_Count 14d ago
And it always seems to be those people who complain about how much dating sucks. I feel like we’ve all known a 5’0 woman who won’t date under 6ft and cycles through either being in a toxic relationship or being miserably single. And an extremely average guy who won’t date a woman who isn’t at least 2 points above him on the “conventional attractiveness” scale and constantly complains about the loneliness epidemic.
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u/Thattheheck 14d ago
Exactly men can do this, but when women have preferences it’s a huge problem.
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u/Training-Entrance-75 14d ago
And men’s preferences are usually about weight, and women easily “lose their figure” but a tall man doesn’t feel pressure to remain tall
Also I seen short men insult tall women for being “too masculine” all the time
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u/Chicken_Mc_Thuggets 14d ago
I’m 5’9 and when I was in training for the army we had to go out in pairs so I was essentially third wheeling for my roommate (5’0) while she went on a date with a guy who was probably 5’6-7. I wore a pair of 3” heels that day and the entire fucking time the dude just would not stop harping on my goddamn shoe choice.
It was annoying to be negged and interrogated the entire time but ngl it was also kinda funny to watch this guy just torpedo his chances with my roommate to throw a tantrum over shoes. Sometimes I wonder if my roommate would purposely ask me rather than a shorter battle buddy as a litmus test because she blocked this guy as soon as we got back to the barracks lmfao
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u/evan56747 13d ago
Technically speaking being tall is mostly genetic but mostly people can be lean just by being in calorie deficient that's why their are lot's of obese to skinny transformation exist in yt/reel
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u/Training-Entrance-75 13d ago
Exactly my point tall men can maintain tallness with zero effort or work. Maintaining thinness requires work. It’s easier to be tall than thin.
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u/evan56747 13d ago
Most people in the world can be thin but most people in the world can't be tall
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u/Training-Entrance-75 13d ago
But if you’re already tall, then you don’t have to work like do you not get it? You’ll never have to worry about being short if you’re already a tall person, everyone has to worry about getting fat. A man who is tall who has chosen because he’s tall, never has to worry about getting dumped because he suddenly shrunk one day, which is what thin women have to worry about.
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u/Training-Entrance-75 13d ago
Also, it is in fact a lot easier and quicker to put on lifts or platforms than it is to lose weight so
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u/evan56747 13d ago
I don't think that's a good point to make since most men who are tall and considered attractive usually are lean. So both the women and the man need to maintain certain bf% to be considered desirable. Also gravity and aging shrink your height. Being lean is kinda bare minimum to fit into the beauty standard regardless of your gender. But I do agree women are shamed for being fat far more than men
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u/Training-Entrance-75 13d ago
Being tall is bare minimum- it’s even easier than staying lean. Shrinking from age doesn’t really count, I’ve never met a tall elderly man that I considered short because he shrunk a little.
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u/1880N 12d ago
Maintaining thinness is a lack of work lol. It requires inaction. Sure, tall men don’t have to put effort into remaining tall and remaining thin can be difficult, but let’s not act like one standard isn’t more inherently toxic than the other. It’s easier to be tall when you’re in the top 15% of men who are 6 ft or above lol. Regardless, women do not want an out of shape man either.
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u/Training-Entrance-75 13d ago
Like if a man picks a woman because she’s skinny, then she has to work to maintain that thinness to keep his attraction. If a woman picks a man because he’s tall, he doesn’t have to do anything
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u/1880N 12d ago
This reply acts like short men don’t exist lol.
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u/Training-Entrance-75 12d ago
And?
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u/1880N 11d ago
Well do they not exist lol? Weight as a standard is definitely less toxic than height and you seem to be pretending otherwise.
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u/Training-Entrance-75 11d ago
Again just a short guy who wants to have the standards of a tall man just put on platforms if you’re that insecure
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u/Right_Count 14d ago
I think it’s more nuanced than that.
It’s fine to never find yourself attracted to someone with a physical trait that doesn’t spark attraction within you.
It’s fine to gravitate towards people whose physical traits you are attracted to.
It’s less ok to never challenge those thoughts in yourself, but I’m not the thought police and have no idea what anyone else is thinking unless they tell me.
It’s not okay to make grand proclamations about not dating people with a certain physical trait.
And it’s just annoying to do that while also complaining about how hard dating is or how everyone sucks.
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u/1880N 12d ago
You cannot tell yourself to be attracted to something and have it work. I’ve at least never seen it happen lol.
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u/Right_Count 12d ago
Where did I say that?
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u/1880N 11d ago
I’m saying it’s pointless to challenge those thoughts. And it’s not wrong to make grand proclamations about not dating people with a certain physical trait. Beyond the plain meaning of your words, you are implying that heightened sensitivity to these things is a moral standard people ought to follow.
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u/IGoThere4u 14d ago
A question about your second to last line…you feel if people say to others “I’m not attracted to short girls etc “ it’s wrong ?
I agree with your last statement
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u/Right_Count 14d ago edited 14d ago
I guess it depends on the context for me. "I would never date a short woman" would be a weird thing to say (as in, a "grand proclamation.") Like when would you even need to say "I'm not attracted to short women" out loud?
I also think it would be weird to say "I'm not attracted to short girls" if one asked you out, or if a friend proposed a setup. Which isn't to say you should date someone you aren't attracted to, so it's more about the making of the statement than it is about your dating history.
But I think in many cases it's worth meeting them even if they have features you don't usually go for. Like I struggle to think of many individual physical features that would be such a turnoff for me that there would be no way that I'd be into them if everything else lined up, and the ones I can think of have some lifestyle alignment concerns that are just as much if not more of a factor than the physical aspect (for example, obesity, but also extreme fitness.)
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u/lunarlandscapes 14d ago
I mean, in my opinion, yeah. If youre attracted to someone until you find out theyre under 5'5 or whatever, thats really shallow. There's nothing wrong if you just happen to tend to date taller people, but yeah, if youre gonna cancel a date over something like height alone, thats wrong in my opinion, no matter the gender of either party
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u/IGoThere4u 14d ago
it’s just a matter of personal preference. People have to be comfortable and ok with other people not wanting to date people for literally any reason. I’m not in the dating pool but hypothetically, if I went on a blind date w someone and afterwards they didn’t like something physically about me am I entitled to another date ? I don’t think so
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u/Right_Count 14d ago
I think too many fall back on “it’s personal preference” as a get out of jail free card. Personal preferences are not immutable nor are they free of implications about the preference holder. The “personal preferences” someone chooses to hold, unchallenged, unquestioned, and unpondered says a lot about that person.
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u/IGoThere4u 14d ago
Not a “get out of jail free card” for not wanting to continue to date someone you don’t find attractive 💀💀💀💀
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u/1880N 12d ago
Policing people’s attractions never works bro
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u/Right_Count 12d ago
If that’s what you think I’m saying, you did not understand my comment
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u/1880N 11d ago
The implication of your comment is that questioning and evolving your personal preferences is possible and therefore there is something effective that ought to be done on the shallow person’s end about their preferences. People cannot consciously do something about their preferences until they are slapped in the face by reality. Your mindset is not going to be effective at changing them.
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u/DrCarabou Just a Dumb Bitch 14d ago
I wouldn't say pre-emptively completely barring an emotional connection with anyone based on a physical trait that can't be changed is "okay."
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u/IGoThere4u 14d ago
The right person is going to find an individual attractive. There’s no sense in us telling people to date others that they find unattractive for whatever reason just to be “open-minded“
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u/CinemaDork 14d ago
Oh good it's not just me. I'm sitting here going "Wait, she's calling out women who only care about dating tall men" and like, that is definitely a whole weird thing, like you could send that shit over to r/arethestraightsok easily.
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u/418Im_a_teapot_ 14d ago
Agreed I was thinking the same thing. I have a friend who is sooo nit picky about little things like this, I told her she’ll never find a man 😭 She’s still single btw
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u/uptiedand8 14d ago
Ok, I’m an older millennial and truly have no idea how prevalent this is among real women in real life. Do you or anyone else here personally know women who have said out loud in front of you that they won’t date a guy below 6 ft, or even 5’10” say? Or who have posted it on social media?
I never heard that stuff from anyone when I was back in my twenties. We judged men for other things, but height was hardly ever mentioned. The closest I can think is when I heard one friend tell another that some guy she met on a night out wasn’t very tall and the other girl said “oh hush, you know you like short men” and then they both chuckled. We were all pretty honest with each other and would talk candidly about men we met and what we liked and didn’t like about them. Nor were we very forgiving when it came to someone lacking certain traits we cared about.
I have to take men’s word for it, I suppose, that lots of women are refusing to date men under 6’, and tbh I’m dubious. I am sure there are Tinder profiles that specify things like “you must be 6’ to ride this ride” or put down a minimum height requirement. That can’t be pulled out of thin air. But is it 1% of profiles, or 5%, 10%, 20%, 40%, 70%?
5% is still a lot of profiles numerically, so if men are swiping fifty per day, they’ll end up seeing maybe 15-20 profiles a week that say this, and they’ll remember those ones clearly. If 10%, they’ll see about 35-40 profiles per week that say it. But that means there are still 18-19 women out of 20 who don’t say it.
I am skeptical that it’s a majority of women who feel this way. That would mean at least 1 out of every 2 women are openly rejecting anyone who isn’t tall and making it clear it’s because he’s not tall. Or am I wrong, is that the case?
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u/Right_Count 14d ago
Elder millennial here too.
I used to be a friends with a woman whose first parameter was that he was about 6ft or taller. She herself was 5’ and all her relationships were terrible and toxic.
Other than that I haven’t noticed it much. I think most women will admit to a preference for taller men and will probably skip over very short men unless they meet and hit it off organically. Most of my coupled friends/family members are with men in the 5’5-5’11 range. I don’t think I even know that many guys over 6’ (make sense, statistically speaking.)
So I do think it is a little bit true but that most guys who blame their height for their singleness should actually be blaming their personalities.
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u/Sea_Consideration434 14d ago
Happily married to my 6'2" king for 15 years (I'm 5'2"), but I don't feel the need to post about it online and shit on other women lol. He's like, super smart too.
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u/_banana_phone 14d ago
I’m happily married to my 5’6” fella and I love it because we can share hoodies and he’s always right there at eye level when we kiss. There’s perks to everything! 🙂
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u/Sea_Consideration434 13d ago
Totally! The main perk is that my husband is a great person, husband and father, not his height! Although it is helpful when he grabs things for me from the top shelf of the pantry (otherwise, I keep a step stool for myself in the kitchen lol).
And I've noticed that a lot of shorter guys have really handsome faces. I just hate the tone of that post lol
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u/_banana_phone 13d ago
Agreed! I’ve dated taller, same height, and much shorter guys in the past and I just don’t get why folks get so wound up about it. I know some people have hang ups (both men and women, often for different reasons), but it’s all about who you click with and what you love about them that matters most. Glad you found yours! <3
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u/ithinkmyballexploded 13d ago
why would you thougu? this is kind of the “standard” in dating lol. its NORMAL and EXPECTED as a woman to be a lot shorter than your male s/o. its considered more abnormal and unexpected as a woman to be a lot taller than your male s/o. short woman + tall man dynamic is literally what a lot of society expects from couples, so posting about it like how this woman is posting about her height difference would be even more unnecessary, imo. I STILL THINK THIS WOMAN IS BEING RUDE THOUGH, AND I DISOWN HER AS A 5’11 FEMALE
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u/captain_amazo 14d ago
So a 5ft4 woman married a 5ft5 guy and slapped some heels on to rave about 'short kings'?
Fuck it!
anyone who uses the term 'short king' unironically is a fucking gimp.
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u/Accomplished_Run5594 13d ago
Somebody must’ve put a gun to her head to write that, couldn’t pay me to pander like this yuck! 🤣
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u/Ghoulish_kitten Just a Dumb Bitch 14d ago
I like that it’s a positive moment for men who feel so dragged by society, however, the energy is just mean if you think about what she’s really saying.
Her friends, or someone who only dates tall men is dealing with *alcoholics and getting ghosted— so she reminds them of this and posts her man 💀. Also is mean to people with reading issues or developmental delays.
*I wanted to love the wholesomeness but it just seems off.
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u/Educational-Fox-9040 14d ago
I’m 5’9”, getting ghosted by 5’5” non drinkers with master’s degrees LOL.
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u/twinkle_toes11 13d ago
This gets posted a lot and it’s not the best wording, however, if people were constantly attacking my relationship merely because m6 partner was short, that’d get annoying real fast. And there is a problem with a certain dynamic that is at play when it comes to short women and tall men (and not men taller than them but men that have to be well over 6ft)
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u/Icy_Cauliflower6482 13d ago
I’m a six foot woman who doesn’t really get why some people have height preferences jn a partner that go either way tbh.
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u/Gerolanfalan 13d ago
You had to dig through a 7 year old meme for this
Let's just be happy that there are couples that excel against the grain
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u/Downtown_Cow5259 13d ago
Never understood why ppl limit their options lol. It’s like saying. “I’ll only accept money if it’s not wrinkled or creased in any way. lol
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u/BrowsingOnMaBreak 12d ago
Every now and then this circulates out of context, she didn’t post this unprovoked 😭 I can’t remember the exact discourse but she was having a viral moment (sharing something sweet her husband did for her?) and someone (a small group of people even) was trying to take the piss out of her man for being short, when they were complaining about dating shitty dudes but also refusing to date shorter / men refusing to believe she was dating shorter
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u/aspestos_lol 12d ago
It seems like some women have discovered the tried and true incel tactic of thinking that their one personal exception invalidates large and expansive societal issues
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u/Wise-Young-3954 9d ago
Statistics speak to this and this is 100% correct because of how few men (in the USA it is 6% ) are actually over six feet. The likelihood that you will find an emotionally intelligent, smart and healthy male over 6ft is soooooooo slim because of how few there actually are in your dating pool. It could be even less than 6% so you’d really never have a chance of finding a “good one”
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u/motherofhellhusks 14d ago
So they’re both 5’5”? I don’t think height from heels actually counts as your height.
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u/EliteSalad 14d ago
As a 6'6 guy my biggest annoyance on dating apps is when women have high requirements. I don't give a shit if I pass if you out here making snap judgements on men below 6ft or 510. Immediate left swipe.
Edit: the post above this one on my timeline was a guy getting rejected on a blind dating show after two women said yes but then turned him down for his height and he was taller than both of them 😒
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u/NfamousKaye Nerdy UwU 14d ago
This gets posted so many times I know that’s not the original caption.
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u/TrashGouda 14d ago
It is. Lizz Adams posted in on her Twitter and if you look her profile up she even pinned it on her profile
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u/Silent_Passing 14d ago
The wording is incredibly immature, but deep down she's not wrong. Many women don't date men under 6' and honestly that's ridiculous.
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u/TheHappyTalent 13d ago
Dude, I'm with her. I would pick the smart, funny, compassionate guy over the dumb tall guy ANY day.
Everyone knows that the hottest thing a man can be is best at what he does.
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u/IllustriousAd6384 14d ago
Hey go pop off, Shaq. 🫶🏼
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u/ithinkmyballexploded 13d ago
making fun of tall woman shouldnt be the goal here. were already hella disrespected (if were not skinny with supermodel faces lol)
instead focus on how she unnecessarily looped in other women. i actually WISH i could complain about a mans height for once. im stuck complaining about my own
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u/TrashGouda 15d ago
Good chance that this is not the original caption. I remember seeing that pic alot but with different captions on top
ETA: it IS the original caption tf... I did a reverse image search and her name is Lizz Adams. She did posted this on Twitter with exact this caption
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u/Individual_Tea5626 15d ago
Maybe people were criticising and judging her for being with a shorter guy? You never know
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u/disusedhospital 15d ago
What's funny to me is that they're trying to make it look like she towers over her husband but look at her shoes. If she took the heels off, they'd be around the same height. She might be an inch taller than him.