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Shortest man I ever dated and had a good time with was 5'2".

I was working as an assistant event coordinator at a community college campus before getting my nursing degree. He was part of the maintenance crew and clearly older than me with specks of grey in his beard with nice hair. However, I was literally 12 inches taller at 6'2" and that clearly excited him when we met. He circled around me gawking and said "wow, you're a tall one ". He was so awkward about it, even his supervisor barked at him to get back to work and leave me alone. I got the impression it wasn't the first time his boss caught him flirting on campus. What made it weird for me is my height wasn't exceptional in the town I grew up in. He later explained that it was the opposite where he was from: most men in his remote mountain community near the range peaked at 5'8". It was all so random and caught me off guard. Of course I considered maybe that was the point and he pulled a pick up line, oh well.

The awkward flattery wasn't why I accepted a date with him. His willingness to piss off his boss just to talk with me was. He later admitted it wasn't just our height difference, but also my face and fitness. His awkward charm and sharp looking beard got me interested. We dated several times, but it didn't lead to anything long term. We were from two different worlds. I will admit he showed me some great times out and in the bedroom. Short stack does not always mean short equipment. This man was on a mission and I was fine being another notch on his belt.

I pity my friends who are too hung up on a guy's height to check out all the great dick they're missing. Coworker who is like a ditzy sister to me kept asking "wow why does it seem like you have so much more fun dating guys than I do ". And I'm like step one - turn off the height requirements on your app. Roll with it, roll with them. She still too chicken to do it.