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The Workplace Height related comment on Facebook video about past vs present NYPD corruption Started by thepostman Height related comment on Facebook video about past vs present NYPD corruption I read articles about this and came across different cutoffs in print, but never heard anyone comment about it directly. Thought this would be interesting the share.	0	188	Sun Dec 14, 2025 08:03 AM by thepostman
Height Thirst Older women thirsting over tall men in Facebook group Started by RhettPaul Older women thirsting over tall men in Facebook group Just go for the shorter ones they say... Go figure...	0	225	Sun Dec 14, 2025 07:48 AM by RhettPaul
Ridiculous Rants Woman urgently tells her followers on Facebook to avoid short men Started by TheWay Woman urgently tells her followers on Facebook to avoid short men You never see this type of warning for tall men. Ever...	0	348	Sat Nov 08, 2025 01:01 PM by TheWay
Heightism The Facebook Dilemma Started by gymshorts The Facebook Dilemma You've all lived it: you're scrolling along on Facebook and one of your friends has posted a meme slamming short people. For me this morning it was a triple whammy: One post was "You've gotta hand it to short people...'cause they can't reach it." Then came a photo posted by my high school classmate who was 6'6" and a basketball "hero": a basketball friend of his who is 6'9", and the comments like "WOW. I thought you were tall." and then a photo of my son and his high school chums from nine years ago, and all the gushing comments about one of his buddies who is also 6'9": "Look at him, he's so tall...." So, here's the deal, guys: Don't comment. Just don't. We can't say anything publicly without making it worse. On a public forum like Facebook, silence is your biggest ally. Here's why: Once you say something, everyone else feels compelled to jump in and it becomes a discussion that only make it worse. You'll get trite comments from a well-meaning old woman like "Good things come in small packages." and you'll get slammed by big guys who just add insult to injury: "Just get over it, hunh? Stop whining." So, if you feel insulted by something, here's my advice: private message the friend who posted it and politely, firmly point out to them that you found it hurtful, not funny. You might mention that it is socially unacceptable to tease people about being fat (which they can change if they try), but that short people, especially men, are still considered open game by others. It's rude, hurtful, and totally unnecessary. I did that once, and the friend deleted it and apologized saying that she had never thought about it that way. We're still good friends. I handled it privately in a calm, mature way. That's our best choice. Don't unfriend anyone. Don't take the bait. Don't return insult for insult. Above all, don't let their boneheaded post ruin your day. Your good friends and family love you for who you are, what you do, and how you treat them. They respect you when you accomplish things in life, despite being short which puts you at a distinct disadvantage all the time. And just keep scrolling.	0	1,499	Wed May 26, 2021 06:23 AM by gymshorts
Heightism Jealousy seems to effect taller people... Started by Catman Jealousy seems to effect taller people... This picture sums up how people act when someone has what they don't. This dude may be on the shorter side but he has the body many men dream of having.	7	2,513	Tue Jan 19, 2016 11:56 AM by James007

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