shortcel solidarity

[changinanotherlife]

to preface: i'm 5'4" (163cm), subhuman height
a while ago, i held a conversation in a group with 3 other guys and we were all of similar height (5'3"-5'5"), and was able to converse without feeling incredibly emasculated or uncomfortable-
almost like we all subconsciously and immediately recognized the trait we all shared and the hardships that come with living short, despite it not being openly discussed
in the same manner that two black people who cross paths in a predominantly nonblack area are able to silently acknowledge eachother for their skin color and their shared of experience of negatively standing out
this differs from extremely tall people who generally have egos attached to their height and are praised for it, not belittled or discriminated against, so the connection wouldnt be "i see you and feel you" its "damn i wish i was taller than that guy" or something like that, i wouldnt know how tall people feel anyways LOL
if youre on the extreme end of being short, do you also feel the same way in a public setting when you interact with another short guy?

 

[remusss]

i never felt more bad for guys who are less than 6 foot, hope u guys find peace someday

 

[frankramsey]

Yeah
Bonding over trauma is nice

 

[confirmgy]

to preface: i'm 5'4" (163cm), subhuman height
a while ago, i held a conversation in a group with 3 other guys and we were all of similar height (5'3"-5'5"), and was able to converse without feeling incredibly emasculated or uncomfortable-
almost like we all subconsciously and immediately recognized the trait we all shared and the hardships that come with living short, despite it not being openly discussed
in the same manner that two black people who cross paths in a predominantly nonblack area are able to silently acknowledge eachother for their skin color and their shared of experience of negatively standing out
this differs from extremely tall people who generally have egos attached to their height and are praised for it, not belittled or discriminated against, so the connection wouldnt be "i see you and feel you" its "damn i wish i was taller than that guy" or something like that, i wouldnt know how tall people feel anyways LOL
if youre on the extreme end of being short, do you also feel the same way in a public setting when you interact with another short guy?

Im 5’9. I wake up every day both thankful im not 5’1 and in agonising pain since my dad is 6’4 and mum 5’7 meaning I should be significantly taller.

When I am surrounded by tall people there is always a tiny tiny subconscious feeling in the back of my brain reminding me that I am worse than them. Its also a bit of a stressful feeling if that makes sense since they know that they size mog you and you know everyone around you knows that they size mog you - I’m guessing an evolutionary adaption.

I’m also RARELY on the other end. Occasionally (and I mean less than 1% of social settings) I am noticeably the tallest person in the room (usually when it’s majority girls in the room). It provides a feeling of confidence and it is one of the best feelings I ever feel, knowing deep down (and knowing that everyone else knows) that I am mogging them

 

[Indodravidian_2]

brutall .

 

[veak]

im also 5 foot 4 and i couldn't agree more with this thread if i tried

 

[changinanotherlife]

Im 5’9. I wake up every day both thankful im not 5’1 and in agonising pain since my dad is 6’4 and mum 5’7 meaning I should be significantly taller.

When I am surrounded by tall people there is always a tiny tiny subconscious feeling in the back of my brain reminding me that I am worse than them. Its also a bit of a stressful feeling if that makes sense since they know that they size mog you and you know everyone around you knows that they size mog you - I’m guessing an evolutionary adaption.

I’m also RARELY on the other end. Occasionally (and I mean less than 1% of social settings) I am noticeably the tallest person in the room (usually when it’s majority girls in the room). It provides a feeling of confidence and it is one of the best feelings I ever feel, knowing deep down (and knowing that everyone else knows) that I am mogging them

youre fortunate enough to have ended up average height, but its like that one saying "if youre aint first youre last", so youre not ever going to be considered "tall" even if you are the tallest in the room which is just ridiculous LOL

 

[frankramsey]

Im 5’9. I wake up every day both thankful im not 5’1 and in agonising pain since my dad is 6’4 and mum 5’7 meaning I should be significantly taller.

When I am surrounded by tall people there is always a tiny tiny subconscious feeling in the back of my brain reminding me that I am worse than them. Its also a bit of a stressful feeling if that makes sense since they know that they size mog you and you know everyone around you knows that they size mog you - I’m guessing an evolutionary adaption.

I’m also RARELY on the other end. Occasionally (and I mean less than 1% of social settings) I am noticeably the tallest person in the room (usually when it’s majority girls in the room). It provides a feeling of confidence and it is one of the best feelings I ever feel, knowing deep down (and knowing that everyone else knows) that I am mogging them

ikwym cus Im 5'7-5'8.

But the pain men under 5'4 feel is different man.
It completely obliterates any negative feelings we could hope to have.
The family expectation sucks - but the daily life expectation sucks astronomically more.
We will never understand their struggle we can just watch and sympathise.

 

[ectomorpher]

brutall .

what's funny ? fucking grey

 

[polonaecel]

to preface: i'm 5'4" (163cm), subhuman height
a while ago, i held a conversation in a group with 3 other guys and we were all of similar height (5'3"-5'5"), and was able to converse without feeling incredibly emasculated or uncomfortable-
almost like we all subconsciously and immediately recognized the trait we all shared and the hardships that come with living short, despite it not being openly discussed
in the same manner that two black people who cross paths in a predominantly nonblack area are able to silently acknowledge eachother for their skin color and their shared of experience of negatively standing out
this differs from extremely tall people who generally have egos attached to their height and are praised for it, not belittled or discriminated against, so the connection wouldnt be "i see you and feel you" its "damn i wish i was taller than that guy" or something like that, i wouldnt know how tall people feel anyways LOL
if youre on the extreme end of being short, do you also feel the same way in a public setting when you interact with another short guy?

Be proud of your short height, hail the short masterrace