Anonymous #1 1w

Yeah it’s great sometimes but imagine being 5’8 and most guys are either shorter than you or barely taller

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Anonymous #1 1w

There’s something about being all “but I’m short🥺 & like being temporarily tallish🥺” that is super irritating & tone deaf. At 5’3, even with standard 4 inch heels, you’re still 5’7 which is STILL shorter than the average male (5’9) in the US.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Compare that to society telling you that women are supposed to be small & dainty and that that’s the pinnacle of femininity. Or how height differences between a woman & her male partner are so ingrained into society that it’s standard to expect to look up to a guy to kiss them but most guys are eye to eye with you. You enjoy something you don’t even really experience for a short amount of time. It’s not the same as living it day in and day out and not being able to change it.

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Anonymous OP 1w

that’s real

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Anonymous #3 1w

i get all that but honestly i personally love tall girls, i don’t like being short and have a tall girl friend that’s 5’9 and is very comfortable and proud of her height. there’s super models that are tall, i understand yall aren’t super models but the world shouldn’t make u feel bad for being tall when it’s a gift. you’re weird & dramatic btw.

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Anonymous #1 1w

You’re weird, dramatic, tone deaf, AND super annoying. Now what?😂 And my friends would say I’m confident in my height cuz I never talk badly about myself (I think it’s harmful asf) but it doesn’t mean that it never bothered me growing up, especially in middle/high school. And fyi as someone who’s exactly 5’8.5 , I’m considered considered short for professional runway modeling & professional basketball. I know firsthand.

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Anonymous #1 1w

real, Zendaya is 5’10 and she is always in so kate Louboutin‘s, so as far as i’m concerned being tall just makes me more like Zendaya😌

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Anonymous #3 1w

calm down

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Anonymous #5 1w

lol literally stfu. She wanted to insult me so she can take it when it’s given back to her.

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