weebcel
Esto é Galiza. Eche o que hai
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I'm about 174 cm tall and from Galicia, Spain.
I used to think dating shorter foids would be easier because, logically, they should have lower height requirements.
WRONG.
Apparently the shorter the foid, the more likely you're going to be summoned before the hypergamy court.
“How tall are you?”
“I thought you were 180.”
“Wait, you're actually 174?”
Ma'am, I am sorry my Tinder profile did not include a certified government issued vertical measurement.
Eventually I realized something: tall women actually have fewer options, because there are fewer men who are taller than them and insecure enough to make height their entire personality.
So now when I go to clubs or approach women casually, I basically ignore the short ones and go straight for the tall women.
And honestly? Completely different experience.
I've talked to women around 180–190 cm and they keep saying variations of:
“Your face is too cute.”
“I swear I don't date shorter men, but you have such a nice smile.”
“I normally wouldn't go for a shorter guy, but I like your style/eyes/face.”
Meanwhile, there can be some 190 cm basketball player final boss standing next to me who has heightmogged me into oblivion, and she's still looking across the room at my face.
At some point you have to accept the obvious:
Face is law.
Height is just a stat.
So if you're a shorter guy, stop acting like you've been sentenced to romantic unemployment. Be confident, approach women you actually find attractive, and yes, try tall women.
And if she asks how tall you are, don't start negotiating with the foid.
“I don't know, I don't carry a measuring tape.”
Or go completely in the opposite direction:
“Probably 150 cm.”
Then laugh.
It's honestly more confident than desperately adding 6 cm to your Tinder profile and praying nobody discovers the fraud at the border.
Height matters. But apparently having a cute face is a pretty effective loophole.
I used to think dating shorter foids would be easier because, logically, they should have lower height requirements.
WRONG.
Apparently the shorter the foid, the more likely you're going to be summoned before the hypergamy court.
“How tall are you?”
“I thought you were 180.”
“Wait, you're actually 174?”
Ma'am, I am sorry my Tinder profile did not include a certified government issued vertical measurement.
Eventually I realized something: tall women actually have fewer options, because there are fewer men who are taller than them and insecure enough to make height their entire personality.
So now when I go to clubs or approach women casually, I basically ignore the short ones and go straight for the tall women.
And honestly? Completely different experience.
I've talked to women around 180–190 cm and they keep saying variations of:
“Your face is too cute.”
“I swear I don't date shorter men, but you have such a nice smile.”
“I normally wouldn't go for a shorter guy, but I like your style/eyes/face.”
Meanwhile, there can be some 190 cm basketball player final boss standing next to me who has heightmogged me into oblivion, and she's still looking across the room at my face.
At some point you have to accept the obvious:
Face is law.
Height is just a stat.
So if you're a shorter guy, stop acting like you've been sentenced to romantic unemployment. Be confident, approach women you actually find attractive, and yes, try tall women.
And if she asks how tall you are, don't start negotiating with the foid.
“I don't know, I don't carry a measuring tape.”
Or go completely in the opposite direction:
“Probably 150 cm.”
Then laugh.
It's honestly more confident than desperately adding 6 cm to your Tinder profile and praying nobody discovers the fraud at the border.
Height matters. But apparently having a cute face is a pretty effective loophole.
