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"Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner stood at the dispatch box during PMQs and took aim at Rishi Sunak, calling him a 'pint-sized loser' ".
She really went for the jugular..... But this was her two years ago:
Isn't always ironic that the people who are quick to height shame would have a fit of epic proportions if someone shamed them for something they couldn't control, or for something which they were insecure about..... like her chest which she took a bank loan for. How would the media treat the PM if the insults flew in the other direction first?
Article can be found here. (GQ Magazine)
Article can be found here. (Daily Mail).
My success in dating came from meeting women in situations where mutual interests were involved. Yes, I met women at parties and through six degrees of separation, but clubs, music groups, athletics and volunteer groups are where I had the most success.
Parties are going to be like clubs (i.e. a meat market) and, yes, lots of most women will be into taller guys (especially with the current state of social media). That's just the way it is. If you focus on your studies however and do the things you enjoy doing, that's where any connections will be the most valuable.
I met my college sweetheart playing in a small jazz ensemble and rock group at my school.
This an older article (about ten years old), but makes a link between height in divorce. In short, taller men marry earlier but are at higher risk for divorce. Shorter men marry later and have more stable marriages.
The link to the study can be found here.
The chart in the article by The Economist allows you to select how each gender filters by race, age and height. I have to say after reading the artice and engaging with the chart that none of the data is surprising and regurgitates what most of us already know, especially as it pertains to height.
One thing that stood out as I shared this with friends is how rigid the shortest of men are when it comes to their height filters. Some of my female collegues tried to use this as a "gotchya", with, "see, shorter men don't want to date taller women and there are lots who would date them". I say "WRONG". Shorter men already know they are not sought after by taller women, so they set their filters accordingly. What say you?
The article can be found here.
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