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Location: Montclair, United States

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Re: Man who underwent LL asks women on street if height matters

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Originally posted by TheLastInch

The three inch difference between Cyborg4Life and his friend is quite striking. It really makes 5'5 and 5'8 look like night and day. I have friends who are the same difference in height from me, but it doesn't look that apparent in person.

This is what women see.

This surprised me also. I've heard 5'5 female friends of mine remark that 5'8 would be the absolute lowest they'd go.

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Re: Countries with the shortest average height for men Thread Starter

Many of the countries listed here were quite the surprise for me.

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Re: Anyone notice that height cliques are a thing? Thread Starter

Something I notice at my college is how a lot of guys will form height cliques.

This isn't something that is blatant or consciously intentional (or maybe it is), but it happens.

It might be the friendship version of what I've read about assortative mating. Almost like another hierarchy.

I'm not counting athletes hanging together on campus and not ignoring guys who may have been friends since childhood or through work.

In the general sense, it's just something I notice. It's almost as if it's beneath them to hang with people who are much shorter than them. When I go to campus parties or some social events, outside of people who have common interests, new friendships tend to form this way.

To some extent, it was even like this a bit in high school.

Does anyone else notice this?

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Re: Gen-Z women ditching high heels when it comes to nightlife Thread Starter

Not sure if short men everywhere are supposed to rejoice for this, but this is how it's being posted on social media, most likely because of concern-trolling.

You can find the New York Post article here.