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[jaguar1010]

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Anyone here ever get bullied by WOMEN over their height?

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05-20-2017 at 06:04 am

Sometimes in the workplace or when hanging out it happens, where a woman would single me out to make jokes, but almost always mean spirited. It's been happening since I graduated college. Usually surrounding guys would laugh then get in on the bullying.

Any of this happen to you guys?

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Re: Anyone here ever get bullied by WOMEN over their height?

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05-20-2017 at 06:26 am

Im still in college, so i havnt experienced the workingworld fully.

But the countless jobs that i've worked in my late teenage-age and in my start 20's, i have never ever had heightism happen on the job.

I have however experienced a few comments from female "friends"

The worst experiences that i've had, have actually been out in the city when i am clubbing. 

Making a fool out of me on the dancefloot, rejecting me when i approach them, telling me to go home and put on some heighheels.

For me the passive bulling is the worst, when you know the reason is that you are short, but they do not say anything. Which makes me unable to say something back.

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Re: Anyone here ever get bullied by WOMEN over their height?

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05-21-2017 at 06:00 pm

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Originally posted by multinational

For me the passive bulling is the worst, when you know the reason is that you are short, but they do not say anything. Which makes me unable to say something back.

This. You just know what the reason is when it happens. It's ostracizing and women are famous for this. It's letting you know you're of "lower social value" so don't you dare associate with me. This literally happened at my job recently. A woman was hired and would completely ignore me when I said hello (to be courteous and professional of course) and she knew I worked there.

Until she realized that I was someone with major influence, she then had to talk to me. Very disturbing to say the least. 

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