narwn
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This is my first thread, and I wanted to share an experience I’ve had. I’m 6’2”, and I’ve noticed that some women still consider that “too short.” I had been talking to a girl for eight months, and everything seemed to be going well. However, after I mentioned my height, she suddenly stopped responding.
This isn’t an isolated experience either. I’ve had multiple interactions where women didn’t seem to consider 6’2” to be particularly tall. Heightism isn’t simply “cope”—it’s a real preference that can affect how people are perceived and treated in dating.
At this point, it feels like 6’2” is becoming the new “LukeyMC effect.”
This isn’t an isolated experience either. I’ve had multiple interactions where women didn’t seem to consider 6’2” to be particularly tall. Heightism isn’t simply “cope”—it’s a real preference that can affect how people are perceived and treated in dating.
At this point, it feels like 6’2” is becoming the new “LukeyMC effect.”