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maxismisha
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Step 1: Believe You’re Taller
Height is just a mindset, bro. Stand in front of the mirror and tell yourself you’re at least 6’5”. Repeat hourly. Eventually, your brain might start sending mixed signals to your spine. Maybe you grow? Probably not, but confidence is half the battle.
Step 2: Wear Platform Shoes, Always
No one needs to know your real height. Stack your kicks with at least 3 inches of sole. Bonus points if you wear socks with sandals — double the height, double the confusion.
Step 3: Posture = Height
Slouch less, chest out, chin up. Voilà, you “gain” a solid inch or two. Don’t worry about back pain; pain = gains, right?
Step 4: Stretching (Kinda)
Do some lazy stretches once in a blue moon. Maybe your spine decompresses and you add 0.0001 inches. Celebrate wildly anyway.
Step 5: Talk About Your Height Like It’s a Secret Superpower
Whenever height comes up, say things like “I’m a giant among men” or “I’m just hiding my true height.” Keep everyone guessing. Mystery = tall energy.
Step 6: Blame Genetics… but Not Really
Tell everyone, “I’m still growing, just very slowly.” Maybe you’re a late bloomer. Or a mutant. Or your bones just need more time to realize they’re supposed to lengthen. Science can’t explain your height.
Step 7: Use “Height Is Overrated” as a Shield
Whenever someone mentions height, respond with “Height doesn’t matter if you have personality.” Then proceed to ignore their follow-up.
Step 8: Become a Heightmaxing Philosopher
Write essays about how “true height comes from within.” Post on forums. Get sympathy likes. Feel taller inside, even if your ankles don’t agree.
Bonus Step: Grow Your Ego Instead
Since you can’t add inches to your skeleton, add inches to your swagger. Walk like you own the room. Confidence makes people think you’re taller — or at least more intimidating.
Height is just a mindset, bro. Stand in front of the mirror and tell yourself you’re at least 6’5”. Repeat hourly. Eventually, your brain might start sending mixed signals to your spine. Maybe you grow? Probably not, but confidence is half the battle.
Step 2: Wear Platform Shoes, Always
No one needs to know your real height. Stack your kicks with at least 3 inches of sole. Bonus points if you wear socks with sandals — double the height, double the confusion.
Step 3: Posture = Height
Slouch less, chest out, chin up. Voilà, you “gain” a solid inch or two. Don’t worry about back pain; pain = gains, right?
Step 4: Stretching (Kinda)
Do some lazy stretches once in a blue moon. Maybe your spine decompresses and you add 0.0001 inches. Celebrate wildly anyway.
Step 5: Talk About Your Height Like It’s a Secret Superpower
Whenever height comes up, say things like “I’m a giant among men” or “I’m just hiding my true height.” Keep everyone guessing. Mystery = tall energy.
Step 6: Blame Genetics… but Not Really
Tell everyone, “I’m still growing, just very slowly.” Maybe you’re a late bloomer. Or a mutant. Or your bones just need more time to realize they’re supposed to lengthen. Science can’t explain your height.
Step 7: Use “Height Is Overrated” as a Shield
Whenever someone mentions height, respond with “Height doesn’t matter if you have personality.” Then proceed to ignore their follow-up.
Step 8: Become a Heightmaxing Philosopher
Write essays about how “true height comes from within.” Post on forums. Get sympathy likes. Feel taller inside, even if your ankles don’t agree.
Bonus Step: Grow Your Ego Instead
Since you can’t add inches to your skeleton, add inches to your swagger. Walk like you own the room. Confidence makes people think you’re taller — or at least more intimidating.
