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Re: How does one respond to the accusation of having a "Napoleon Complex"?

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Originally posted by multinational

It is 100% what we have been through. And you're not even that short.

There is no quality response to it, maybe what you are saying.

And besides, Napoleon was a great man, many men have tryed to conquer land, it was not uncommon up untill the end of WW2. He did it succesfully.

Napoleon wasnt short for his time as you might now.

British units vs French units, but there were those political cartoons.....

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Re: Advice me regarding my romantic life

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Originally posted by notmyrealname160

at end in my case i should also mentally accept living alone and not having life goal of relationship or family or kids, although if it happens somehow by having a luck would be nice.

It doesn't have to be this gloomy. I think the point is that we as men (particularly short men) have to put our goals and core values ahead of procreation and relationships. Those should be seen as icing on the cake and a byproduct of our productivity.

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Re: Geoffrey Arnold's "Epic Heightism Movie" Thread Starter

Supposedly "the" movie about Heightism. This Lawyer dude had a blog years ago that talked about heightism. It hasn't been updated in almost 3 years. Probably because he got tired of fighting a battle he ended up learning would never be done.

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Re: Would you trade your height with this 7'7 Varsity Basketball player? Thread Starter