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TheLowerView Community Terms Prologue Welcome! TheLowerView Community is a service that allows for the exchange of information for all things related to the success of shorter men in all facets of life, be it the workplace, socially, with women, fashion, self-defense, etc . By accessing, using or creating an account with TheLowerView Community (from here on referred to as “TheLowerView ”), (a) you affirm that you are over 16 years of age and (b) you agree to adhere to our Terms. If you are between the ages of sixteen (16) and eighteen (18) you must have the expressed written consent of your legal guardian to use TheLowerView. This agreement may be modified periodically and constitutes legally binding terms and applies to your use of TheLowerView. You are authorized to use TheLowerView (whether access or use is intended), but agree to abide by all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and these terms regardless of your Member Status† with TheLowerView at any given time. To keep the spirit of these forums enjoyable and informative, we require you to follow these forum rules. 1.1 Moderator Judgment Whether made clear in these Forums terms or not, moderator judgment is what governs these forums. AtEyeLevel is strictly moderated. Messages express the views of their authors, not TheLowerView or its staff. We are not responsible for the content of any message. AtEyeLevel reserves the right to modify, move, close or delete any message, post, thread or content and/or ban any user for any reason. 2.1 Personal Attacks Prohibited Criticize ideas and statements, not the individual asserting them. Threats and overly negative emotional outbursts are unwarranted. Personal Attacks, Flaming, Trolling, and Outing are expressly prohibited. 3.1 Respect Laws Any posts promoting or requesting pirated software, the disruption of devices, spam, phishing, hacking, license breaches, law breaking, criminal activity, unauthorized use of copyrighted material or damage to any third parties or individuals (i.e. slander or libel) will be deleted and in some cases, your ISP and authorities may be contacted. TheLowerView relinquishes any incurred damages due to threads or posts to the creator of those respective threads or posts. 4.1. Obscenities Do not post any pornographic, sexually explicit, objectifying, lewd, offensive material or excessive foul language. Any of the content in our forums should be displayable in the workplace without fear of retribution. TheLowerView is an SFW site. 5.1 Account Management Forum members may only maintain one account and have a valid, current email addressed attached to it. Dual accounts and abandoned accounts may be deleted by moderators with or without notice. 6.1. Commercial Postings Commercial postings, solicitations, offers, deals, sales and want-to-buy posts are allowed in our Classified forums. Our Classified forums are pay-per-post, meaning creating a new thread requires a fee. Forum members may browse these categories for free. The aforementioned postings are completely prohibited elsewhere on AtEyeLevel. 7.1. Organization We ask that all members use the search function, post in the correct forums and use clear subject lines to keep double posts, thread fluff and thread bumps to a minimum so the forums are easier to manage. 8.1. Common Sense We ask that members refrain from using very large images and fill out their profile information so we can better service our community. We also advise members to refrain from posting personal information in the forums. Members who do this do so at their own risk and agree to indemnify and hold harmless TheLowerView. Enjoy your stay and thanks for choosing TheLowerView! If you have any inquiries concerning our Terms, please contact AtEyeLevel using our Contact Page TheLowerView is an Everton Media Company Original - May 9, 2014 - AtEyeLevel Forums. |
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Tall woman makes up story about short men harassing her at clubs
These stories are so obviously fabricated for attention. Look how confident in her face as she craps all over short guys. |
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Lonely Large Headed Lady Makes Up Story About Short Men Wanting To Date Her
Complete fabrication for her to vent out her frustration about not being able to attract who she wants. |
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Anthropic's disgustingly heightist Super Bowl ad
Of all the things they could discuss regarding advertising, they had to take aim at short men. Never fails. I'd rather stick with Chat GPT if this is their company vision for marketing. |
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Valentine’s Date Ideas to Make Her Smile: A Shorter Man’s Guide
When religious authorities in the late Roman Empire moved to suppress the pagan festival of Lupercalia and elevate a feast day honoring the Christian martyr Saint Valentine—who, to this day, remains something of a historical mystery—they had no idea how widespread, commercialized, and romance-obsessed the holiday would eventually become. And guess what, sir—you, the one reading this, get to foot the bill for that centuries-old decision and its cultural legacy. If you’re in a relationship, you’d better deliver. Even if your lady insists she isn’t overly concerned with the “small stuff,” the truth is that—speaking as a former hopeless romantic and lifelong traditionalist when it comes to this aspect of dating (when I am dating, because I’m thoroughly enjoying the single life at the moment)—it’s still your job to court. And as long as you’re with someone, that’s a job you never really get to clock out of (said with equal parts sarcasm and sincerity).
See Also: How To Be A Confident Shorter Man Who Wins In Life
In this piece, I’m offering a list of romantic date ideas. I’m well aware that most of us aren’t operating with a Hollywood-sized budget, so these suggestions run the gamut. As someone who admittedly over-plans, I once created spreadsheets packed with date, vacation, holiday, and birthday ideas spanning years—ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice (yes, I am a certified nerd). I can say with confidence that in past relationships—even when things eventually soured—one area where I was never criticized was thoughtfulness. As a shorter guy, this one element of relationship etiquette has always helped me stand out. Without further ado, here’s a list of Valentine’s Day date ideas for her. DINNER RODIZIO-STYLE ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT STEAKHOUSES These never get old. There are plenty of chains, and many of them manage to feel exclusive despite the all-you-can-eat format. In the New York metro area, the most popular options are Texas de Brazil and Fogo de Chão, with the latter being my personal favorite. Servers come to your table with various cuts of meat, while the rest of your plate is handled via a well-stocked buffet. I’d strongly recommend considering location—take a minute to Google interior photos. Once you land on a good one, the experience is almost always positive. "EXOITIC" OR LESS CONVENTIONAL RESTAURANTS I’d skip the usual Italian, Chinese, or Spanish restaurants—not because they aren’t great, but because those cuisines are oversaturated and, in my opinion, better suited for other occasions. Instead, look toward Thai, Nepali, Turkish, Nigerian, hibachi-style, or fusion restaurants. In New York, Cabana is one fusion spot I swear by, blending Latin American influences with a lively atmosphere. Years later, one ex-girlfriend still reminded me of the Thai restaurant I once took her to—proof that thoughtful choices stick. Thai Villa on 19th Street in Midtown Manhattan is a great example: elegant, visually striking, and priced reasonably enough to justify the experience.
DAY TRIPS Sticking with the idea of giving her an experience she’ll remember, here are a few short-trip ideas. You can easily combine these with the dinner options above to plan out a full day.
Here in NYC, Blade has been heavily advertising helicopter rides in the $175–$225 range, primarily for commuters traveling between Manhattan, JFK, and Newark. If you’re near any major metropolitan area, chances are there’s a similar service available. While commuter-based, if you’ve never been in a helicopter, it makes for a memorable experience. Not interested in riding together? Get her a ticket so she can take a helicopter home from work one day instead of sitting in traffic.
One year, I took a girlfriend to the Poconos for the weekend. The cottage included a Jacuzzi at a very competitive price, and the surrounding area offered everything from zip-lining to shooting ranges. It made for an unforgettable weekend. Consider something similar in your area—the Catskills if you’re in New York, or mountain and lake regions elsewhere. Most people don’t realize how many options are within a few hours’ drive.
Probably not the most unique gift, but what woman—aside from the most obsessive-compulsive germaphobe—doesn’t appreciate a self-care day? As always, read reviews and look at interior photos. Many spas offer package deals that include massages, pool access, and gift cards that allow flexibility. You can make it more appealing by turning part of it into a date, while also giving her a gift card she can use solo later on (maybe on a day when she’s particularly stressed out—with you).
See Also: He Lied About His Height, Then This Happened
THE ARTS Romance is the theme here, so I’ll spare you suggestions involving sold-out arena shows geared toward metal, hip-hop, or EDM fans. For couples, intimacy is the point. SMALL JAZZ CLUBS Musical tastes vary, but it’s hard to beat a hole-in-the-wall jazz club for an intimate live-music experience. Even if you’re not a jazz person, there’s something undeniably exciting about watching a small group perform just feet away. In New York City, places like Birdland, Smalls, and the Village Vanguard come to mind. Most have a one-drink minimum and solid finger food. OFF-BRODWAY AND SMALL THEATER Even smaller cities tend to have at least one local performance venue worth checking out. Off-Broadway productions—often staged in tiny theaters—create a more intimate experience. You can whisper, lean in, and actually focus on the dialogue. Smaller productions tend to rely more heavily on storytelling than spectacle, which makes the experience feel more personal. Plus, most of us have already seen The Lion King, Wicked, or Blue Man Group at least once. CLASS INTENSIVES Paint-and-sip nights have their place—great for early dates or random nights out. But for couples who’ve been together longer and want something more memorable, these ideas hit harder. COFFEE CLASSES New York–based 787 Coffee offers a “Learn Coffee in Puerto Rico” experience that takes you directly to their coffee farms. You’ll learn about growing, processing, roasting, and brewing over a two-day intensive. Prices start around $1,200. If that’s a bit much, private brewing classes at their New York locations run closer to $250. Why include this? Because the focus here is on unique experiences—and this definitely qualifies. WINE CLASSES AND TASTINGS February isn’t the ideal time for vineyard activities in the Northeast, but wine experiences don’t disappear in winter. Regions like the Seneca Lake Wine Trail offer seasonal events such as wine-and-chocolate pairings, which fit Valentine’s Day perfectly. Closer to the city, spots like Macari Vineyards on the North Fork or Millbrook Winery in the Hudson Valley offer tastings year-round. Save harvest-season activities for late summer or early fall—but don’t rule out winter wine weekends entirely.
THE SMALLER THINGS While most of this piece focuses on bigger gestures, the smaller ones often carry more emotional weight.
Advertise With The Lower View And Reach 100,000+ Per Month! CONCLUSIONValentine’s Day is a commercial mess—we all know this—but that doesn’t get you off the hook. You should be showing love year-round; Valentine’s Day just forces you to do it in overdrive. Don’t treat February 14th as a way to make up for neglect during the other 364 days. She’ll notice that more than anything you do on the fourteenth. We hope this list gives you some solid ideas—and maybe even makes Cupid a little jealous. What’s the most romantic thing you’ve done on Valentine’s Day? Share your experience and join the conversation on our forum. Cheers.
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Woman Can't Keep A Straight Face When Telling Followers To Settle For Shorter Men
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Man reads one of Napoleon's letters rejecting dismissal of short soldiers
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Female comedian claims men mock her so she can mock short men
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6ft6 Man Upset Shorter Men Wear Lifts
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Philosopher claims the plight of short men isn't taken seriously for this reason.
Philosopher asserts that short men do not claim a collective identity in the same way racial, ethnic and gender-based groups do. |
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How long was your longest relationship and why did you break up?
We talk a lot about the trashy content that rage-baiters put out because it's pitifuly entertaining at this point, but I know a lot of you date. Hell, I date. I may not get as much play as my taller friends, but I've had a few girlfriends and generally do okay meeting women organically. Dating apps are game over however. On that note, as the title says, how long was your longest relationship, and why did you break up? Mine was two years and we broke up because our lifestyles were too different. I was into the gym and she lacked ambition. The breakup was amicable. |
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Podcast is critical of women who shun short men. Are they being genuine?
The segment was well done, but when pieces like these are done, it's usually virtue signaling more than anything. |
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Winter Boot Guide for Shorter Men
We just had a major snowfall here in the New York metro area. With sidewalks barely cleared and trains running late, I figured I’d be smart—and stylish—by wearing my favorite sneakers to work. How wrong was I?! This was clearly boot weather. After slipping and sliding across more than a few streets, I finally waved the white flag. Time to bring out the heavy-duty boots. See Also: Tonal Winter Outfit Ideas For Shorter Men
A BRIEF HISTORY OF WINTER BOOTSBoots began as pure utility—designed for harsh terrain, military campaigns, and extreme weather. Early winter boots focused on insulation, water resistance, and durability rather than appearance. Soldiers, explorers, and laborers relied on lined leather boots, rubber overshoes, and fur-trimmed designs to survive cold climates. By the 19th and early 20th centuries, winter-ready boots became more refined. Dress boots like Balmorals and lace-up city boots were adapted with thicker soles and warmer linings. Meanwhile, work-wear and outdoor brands developed insulated lace-ups, pac boots, and rubberized snow boots built for deep winter conditions. Today’s winter boots blend performance and design. You’ll find sleek leather dress boots with insulation, weatherproof Chelseas, rugged lug-sole lace-ups, and modern snow boots that don’t look overly bulky. For shorter men, the right winter boot adds traction and warmth while also giving a modest lift and a longer visual leg line. WINTER BOOT TYPES EVERY MAN SHOULD KNOW
A winter Chelsea keeps the clean silhouette of the classic version but adds water-resistant leather, sealed seams, and lugged rubber soles. Some include fleece or shearling lining. Ideal for city winter wear, they pair easily with dark denim or wool trousers and avoid visual bulk—great for shorter frames. Examples: Blundstone Thermal Series, Thursday StormKing Chelsea, Timberland Greyfield Chelsea. INSULATED DRESS BOOT Formal lace-up boots—often Balmoral, captoe, or plain-toe—built with insulation and weather-resistant leather. Designed to work with suits and overcoats in cold weather without looking like snow gear. Examples: Allen Edmonds Dalton Weatherproof, Beckett Simonon Bolton Winter, Thursday Wingtip Boot with lug sole. LUG-SOLE LACE-UP BOOT A winter staple. These boots feature thicker uppers and aggressive tread for grip on ice and snow. When the upper stays sleek through the ankle, they work very well for shorter men by adding height without excess width. Examples: Timberland 6-Inch Premium Waterproof, Danner Mountain 600, Red Wing Roughneck. WINTER CHUKKA BOOT Winter chukkas use thicker leather or treated suede plus rubber soles and warm linings. More casual, but excellent for everyday cold-weather wear. Examples: Clarks Desert Trek Winterized, Sorel Madson Chukka, UGG Neumel Weather Hybrid. DUCK BOOT Recognizable by the rubber lower and leather or fabric upper, duck boots are built for wet snow and slush. Best for casual use. Choose slimmer silhouettes to avoid overwhelming a shorter build. Examples: Sorel Caribou, L.L.Bean Duck Boot, Kamik Yukon. PAC BOOT / SNOW BOOT Designed for deep winter and heavy snowfall, pac boots feature removable insulated liners and waterproof shells. Performance-first boots—best for storms, outdoor work, and travel. Examples: Baffin Impact, Sorel Glacier XT, Kamik Nation Plus. MOC-TOE WINTER BOOT A cold-weather version of the moc-toe wedge boot adds insulation and slip-resistant soles. Works well with flannel, raw denim, and heavy outerwear. Choose darker colors and controlled sole thickness for better proportions. Examples: Red Wing Classic Moc Winter, Thorogood Moc Toe Waterproof, Danner Bull Run Winter. WINTER HARNESS / ENGINEER BOOT Rugged pull-on boots with thicker leather and heavy soles. Less formal but strong statement pieces for winter casual wear. Examples: Frye Engineer 12R, Chippewa Engineer Boot, Harley-Davidson insulated harness boots. MATERIALS MATTER IN WINTERWinter demands performance as much as appearance.
See Also: Winter Fashion Accessories Shorter Men Should Own
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Women Freaking Out Over Man Asking For Measurements Before The First Date
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