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shookwun

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Hair and face at 5'7


Height like muscles won't hailo effect anything unless you have a pretty face
 

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Hair and face at 5'7


Height like muscles won't hailo effect anything unless you have a pretty face

That's why I picked height AND face. At 5'7 get to the back of the queue and take whats left after all the 6 footer + are done. :)
There is a correlation between height and penis size and women know this!
 

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Hair and face at 5'7

This describes me exactly (before my hairline started receding). You'll still do fine with the women of your height and shorter (of which there are plenty), maybe even some of the taller ones.

With some women the height thing is the same as being unwilling to date outside their race, it's just a mental block for whatever reason they can't past.
 

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This describes me exactly (before my hairline started receding). You'll still do fine with the women of your height and shorter (of which there are plenty), maybe even some of the taller ones.

With some women the height thing is the same as being unwilling to date outside their race, it's just a mental block for whatever reason they can't past.

Women have always had a fickle reputation. We men aren't exactly impartial either. and have our idiosyncratic womental blocks too.
Height wears well on a man and is a status symbol now more than ever. Maybe it's our modern obsession with sports, and the stereotypical athletic male physique?
Height being the embodiment of status and power = A hell of a lot of hungry women. Personally I couldn't give a damn about that-
a fine women's *** with or without my initials rubbed in it, is still a fine women's ***.
 

shookwun

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i dont see the big deal of height, I am not short nor tall, and it makes zero difference in my appeal. I am 5'10 barefoot, and 5'11 with normal shoes

I believe you need to be on the extreme side of the spectrum for it to even remotely matter. considring average height of a white male is 5'9'-5'10

However it will impact you in a bad way if you're under 5'7. Like wise, it will increase your attractiveness if you are over 6'1


need to have an extreme for it to matter.
 

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To put things in perspective:

After 27 years as a short man, it never even crosses my mind if I would like to be taller.

After 3 years of noticing I'm balding, I spend significant time every day wishing I had better hair.
 

Eren

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Never gave a f*** about height. I want my hair.
 

shookwun

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it is a deal breaker if the man is short, but its not often you see this half-men type individuals.


I have heard women tell me first hand that the guy was to short, and she couldn't see herself being with him. Considering women like to wear high heels, and feel feminine around men. However they would still f*** them if they are handsome enough. relationship, not so much.

but realistically I think you would need to be under 5'6 for it to actually hinder your results. 5'7 ....is the breaking point. Women will discriminate... and a lot of white chicks on average are 5'5 in height
 

shookwun

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Most guys are delluded on what women actually want though. You will always hear them talk about muscles and jaw lines. However, women dont care.... Muscles help if you have ana ttractive face. Like hair, it will hailo the f*** out of how good you actually look.


Women care most importantly of a mans hair. But as I mentioned before, every girl I ever meet always mentions men with nice smiles, eyes, and hair. Thats what they want... coincidence? i think not. these are the 'pretty boy features' stacked with a masculine sttructure and face you have a brad pitt esque male. WOmen like pretty dudes.. /thread
 

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As do I... as I miss the peace of mind I enjoyed before hair loss.

This, damn I was washing it today looked in the mirror, those f*****g bald spots (diffuser). I cannot believe how much I lost in two years.

I feel depressed since 19 and it has BARELY gotten any better. Being a depressed wreck shouldn't be the way anyone should live his teens or twenties.
 

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Two and three for me(if height is 5'8 or 5'9). I am actually pretty happy with my face. So all I need is 2.
 

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This "must be 6 feet tall" came from the US.

I didn't know my height was an advantage before someone (from the US) mentioned it on this forum back in 2010.

I see too many guys of average height (but handsome) do well with girls, some guys are even shorter.

It has no impact on a female sexual attraction. Hate for shortness is socially constructed, just like hate for baldness.

I laugh at some of the females I know who sleep with a lot of hot guys, but always complain about their height afterwards.

"Yeah but he's short." Well sweetie, you still f-cked him.

That said, being tall is definitely an advantage, and not only with women.

Countless studies have shown that tall men do better in almost every area of life.
Yeah, I have to agree with Freddo on this one.
I love the good ol' USA but this whole culture of love for taller men does seem to stem from the States.
 
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kj6723

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What's the point of this thread anyway? Marco, are you trying affirm your elite status as a tall man or something?
 

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Yeah, I have to agree with Freddo on this one.
I love the good ol' USA but this whole culture of love for taller man does seem to stem from the States.

It's also the case in Australia.

USA did not invent sexuality.
 

blackg

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It's also the case in Australia.

USA did not invent sexuality.
Great one, David.
But, the US still dominates culture with trends, regarding everything, including sexuality.

This is where I think it gets magnified, through US pop culture (the whole tall man love).

I thought this would be one area where you would agree.
I know how much you love American culture and all it has given this wonderful green earth.
 

I.D WALKER

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I love the good ol' USA but this whole culture of love for taller man does seem to stem from the States.

Lol. U.S culture must have taken a sudden nose dive on the day after I was born.
 

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To put things in perspective:

After 27 years as a short man, it never even crosses my mind if I would like to be taller.

After 3 years of noticing I'm balding, I spend significant time every day wishing I had better hair.

Same here. I am around 5'9 and I never had trouble attracting hot women before hair loss stuck me. I believe being taller would have made me even more attractive but I will never choose it at the cost of hair. However, being extremely short, for example being 5'2 or something will cause serious problem for a man even with an attractive face. I am not sure if it would be worth it to barter height for hair in that case.
 

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Yeah, I have to agree with Freddo on this one.
I love the good ol' USA but this whole culture of love for taller men does seem to stem from the States.
But it is sneakingly coming over here in EU.
I have heard myself women saying some men (who were anyways 2-3 inches taller than they) were too short for "their ideal". What is an ideal? If I think a woman is hot, that's that. I have no ideal. Or better: I allow reality to abate ideals.

What's the point of this thread anyway? Marco, are you trying affirm your elite status as a tall man or something?

TBH, showing off hair loss has not fazed him because he is cool anyways seems to be the gyst of Marco's presence here. To each his own. I think he is a fine agent provocateur.
 

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What is an ideal? If I think a woman is hot, that's that. I have no ideal.

I think women (I don't know how many) see men as some sort of prizes to display. If they think they can get the "best" one they will go for it. They want to be seen with the best man. Men just see a woman and instantaneously decide if he would have sex with her and we do us every day of our lives with no effort whether we're with someone we love or not.

I don't think men will reject a woman they find attractive while a woman will have second thoughts because she thinks society (even if they don't realize) will look at them negatively.
 

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Great one, David.
But, the US still dominates culture with trends, regarding everything, including sexuality.

This is where I think it gets magnified, through US pop culture (the whole tall man love).

I thought this would be one area where you would agree.
I know how much you love American culture and all it has given this wonderful green earth.

If you think in terms of evolutionary psychology, which is very informative and insightful, women will be inclined to choose (re: prefer) men who are likely to:

1) Provide better genes so their offspring can support themselves;
2) Support their offspring

#2 means healthy, young, strong, powerful, good hand-eye coordination, speed, general athleticism, social status, etc.

If the men of the tribe go hunting for zebra, and a lesser man brings home zebra steak, the greater man will kill the lesser man and take his steak, leaving the lesser man's family to starve while the greater man's family is well fed. The greater man's offspring then grow up stronger and taller than the lesser man's offspring, and the cycle continues.

That's the way it worked on the African Savannah, and that's the way it works today but through the different mechanisms of capitalism and social class. If you produce $1.00 of value, you should expect that $0.20 or $0.30 of that value goes to the financial sector and other groups favoured by the government, usually in ways invisible to you. They are taking your steak.

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Aside from that, I have lived in both Australia and America. They're very similar countries. And regardless, gender norms are actually more rigid in Australia. The women here are girlier, and the men are less girly.

You think Australian women only watch State of Origin for the strategic ingenuity?

Give it some diligent consideration:
New-South-Wales-State-Of-Origin-Game-1.jpg
 
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