Am I The Shortest?

[HammerSmashedFace]

I'm 5'8" but it doesn't really bother me much since I tend to go for women who are smaller than me. I don't know, my height has never really bothered me at all. While we're on the subject, at what age do our body stop growing?

 

[pimpfromdayone]

Originally posted by HammerSmashedFace
I'm 5'8" but it doesn't really bother me much since I tend to go for women who are smaller than me. I don't know, my height has never really bothered me at all. While we're on the subject, at what age do our body stop growing?

Depends on the person. As far as puberty is concerned, many men hit their growth spurt early and stop growing around age 16. That is probably the average, at least from my observations. There are of course "late bloomers" who don't stop growing until they are around 19 (or even later in some cases if the individual has something they call "bone growth delay."). I actually saw a growth specialist when I was a bit shorter than I am now, and after some X-rays, family history, and what have you, he said I had this condition, and that he expected me to be 5'9" when I finally topped out. I actually don't think, at age 19, I am even completely done with puberty yet, but who knows.... Well, 3 years later I am only 2" from that mark, and maybe it will eventually happen, maybe not, but I have to be happy with myself as I am now... I suggest everyone else do the same.

Oh yeah, just thought I would say once again, small women are the best.

 

[Fatality]

Originally posted by sdcam
However, it also stated that taller men (above 6'2") made more money. I guess that means men care more about men's height than women, assuming most managers are males.

Most short guys were short all their life. They were often picked on for their height and because of that have low self confidence which makes them give ****ty interviews.

 

[Zod]

There are plenty of fashionable boots/shoes out there that can add an upwards of 3+ inches. Spiking your hair can add a few inches, also consider wearing a hat.

 

[pimpfromdayone]

Originally posted by sdcam
I read something a week or two ago that stated women prefer men between 5'10" and 6'2". However, it also stated that taller men (above 6'2") made more money. I guess that means men care more about men's height than women, assuming most managers are males.

You mean basketball players? Haha.