Current Events > Can CEgals explain the appeal of dating a dude way taller than them?

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part of it is like everyone lies about their height. lots of people who claim to be 6'3" are only like 6' at best.
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dave_is_slick posted...

Zodd3224 posted...

Who are you to tell someone else what they should be attracted to?

Someone who realized excluding someone based on height is stupid? What kind of question was that?

I bet you must date some serious uggos.

Im sorry :(

Cleo_II posted...

dave_is_slick posted...

Zodd3224 posted...

Who are you to tell someone else what they should be attracted to?

Someone who realized excluding someone based on height is stupid? What kind of question was that?

I bet you must date some serious uggos.

Im sorry :(

Lmao, savage
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Nothing is wrong with being a manlet. 5'11" here and I got no shame in it.
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donkeyjack posted...

Nothing is wrong with being a manlet. 5'11" here and I got no shame in it.

What the heck, thats not a manlet. Thats a great height imo. But Im a womanlet.

Cleo_II posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Nothing is wrong with being a manlet. 5'11" here and I got no shame in it.

What the heck, thats not a manlet. Thats a great height imo. But Im a womanlet.

According to the rules of CE. 6ft or taller to ride even 4'11" females.
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donkeyjack posted...

Cleo_II posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Nothing is wrong with being a manlet. 5'11" here and I got no shame in it.

What the heck, thats not a manlet. Thats a great height imo. But Im a womanlet.

According to the rules of CE. 6ft or taller to ride even 4'11" females.

5'11" is average male height.

Im 5'5", that is serious manlet range
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donkeyjack posted...

Cleo_II posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Nothing is wrong with being a manlet. 5'11" here and I got no shame in it.

What the heck, thats not a manlet. Thats a great height imo. But Im a womanlet.

According to the rules of CE. 6ft or taller to ride even 4'11" females.

CE fooled you bruh
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Cleo_II posted...

dave_is_slick posted...

Zodd3224 posted...

Who are you to tell someone else what they should be attracted to?

Someone who realized excluding someone based on height is stupid? What kind of question was that?

I bet you must date some serious uggos.

Im sorry :(

This is based on..? Did I hit a nerve?
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The primeval instinct is to go with the largest, most healthy mate. Though personally I like my women to be only slightly shorter than me. Wouldnt want someone taller though.
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Zodd3224 posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Cleo_II posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Nothing is wrong with being a manlet. 5'11" here and I got no shame in it.

What the heck, thats not a manlet. Thats a great height imo. But Im a womanlet.

According to the rules of CE. 6ft or taller to ride even 4'11" females.

5'11" is average male height.

Im 5'5", that is serious manlet range

Nope it's short.
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5'11 is not short

Average height for a bro in the US is 5'9. No matter how you try to spin it, 5'11 isn't short.
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donkeyjack posted...

Nope it's short.

According to who's delusions?
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CrimsonRage posted...

KookyCouture posted...

Honestly height seems more of a big deal to you guys here than it does any woman

Admittedly I haven't read the topic but height is a pretty big thing for girls. A lot of them aren't cool with short guys

CrimsonRage posted...

KookyCouture posted...

Honestly height seems more of a big deal to you guys here than it does any woman

tbf, literally every CEgal itt wants deir man to be a least deir height or an inch taller lol
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Leanaunfurled posted...

Average height for a bro in the US is 5'9. No matter how you try to spin it, 5'11 isn't short.

That's like saying 7inches isn't small. Why the hell are we going by mediocre average?
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Average male height is 59, average female female height is 53.5. In the US anyway.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_average_human_height_worldwide
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Here in the New England there is plenty of taller women. I know several girls that are taller than me, and I am 5'9". I know one girl that is over 6'1" and I feel dwarfed next to her!
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CrimsonRage posted...

not__shawn__z posted...

CrimsonRage posted...

KookyCouture posted...

Honestly height seems more of a big deal to you guys here than it does any woman

Admittedly I haven't read the topic but height is a pretty big thing for girls. A lot of them aren't cool with short guys

It's highly overstated tho. Most are at least happy with someone our same height.

I'll agree, but there is a huge portion of girls that don't mind if a guy is necessarily tall, but will dismiss guys for being shorter than they are

not__shawn__z posted...

I'll agree, but there is a huge portion of girls that don't mind if a guy is necessarily tall, but will dismiss guys for being shorter than they are

Yep this is the eccentricity. Some women have standards which are literally too high for them (wait did that make sense?)
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I'm 5'11" and my wife of over 11 years is 5'1", it is what it is.
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I'm 5'4 and my GF is about 5'7 to 5'8. I don't mind that she's taller than me and I don't mind if she wears heels. I have never really cared of how tall she looks in heels.
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ssj3vegeta2 posted...

Dey look more intimidating den manlets

It's simple.

A taller, larger man (with a deeper voice) naturally tends to make for a more intimidating figure. This gives them an advantage when it comes to being seen as authoritative and strong. Women are typically, naturally attracted to those qualities in men.

The effect isn't just on women. Taller men tend to get more positions of authority in business (managers, etc) and a study found that men find deep male voices show leadership and women found deeper male voices more attractive. Hell, even taller referees are apparently able to better establish control over football games than shorter ones.

Also, it doesn't really matter that we now live a domesticed lifestyle. The attractiveness and authority of these features is hardcoded into us through evolution. And those emotions dont operate on a rational level.
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I don't necessarily want a guy who's six foot, but I prefer them to be the same height or taller. I dunno why, I just do. That's easy though considering I'm 4'11
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Prefer to not get on their knees.
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Esrac posted...

It's simple.

A taller, larger man (with a deeper voice) naturally tends to make for a more intimidating figure. This gives them an advantage when it comes to being seen as authoritative and strong. Women are typically, naturally attracted to those qualities in men.

The effect isn't just on women. Taller men tend to get more positions of authority in business (managers, etc) and a study found that men find deep male voices show leadership and women found deeper male voices more attractive. Hell, even taller referees are apparently able to better establish control over football games than shorter ones.

What's funny is that, while you're post is spot on, in today's climate you are attacked for saying things like this

donkeyjack posted...

Leanaunfurled posted...

Average height for a bro in the US is 5'9. No matter how you try to spin it, 5'11 isn't short.

That's like saying 7inches isn't small. Why the hell are we going by mediocre average?

7 inches is like 90th percentile... 5.1 is average. You have high standards, lol.
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Esrac posted...

Taller men tend to get more positions of authority in business (managers, etc) and a study found that men find deep male voices show leadership and women found deeper male voices more attractive

It's the year of our Lord, 2018, and businesses still prioritize tall height, never mind credentials. Given that they're paid more, it's heightism at its finest.

I, myself, have a deep voice, hairy arms and a chest, so I'm oozing with testosterone, but wasn't blessed with tallness, unfortunately.
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Zodd3224 posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Leanaunfurled posted...

Average height for a bro in the US is 5'9. No matter how you try to spin it, 5'11 isn't short.

That's like saying 7inches isn't small. Why the hell are we going by mediocre average?

7 inches is like 90th percentile... 5.1 is average. You have high standards, lol.

No, the average is mediocre.
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donkeyjack posted...

Zodd3224 posted...

donkeyjack posted...

Leanaunfurled posted...

Average height for a bro in the US is 5'9. No matter how you try to spin it, 5'11 isn't short.

That's like saying 7inches isn't small. Why the hell are we going by mediocre average?

7 inches is like 90th percentile... 5.1 is average. You have high standards, lol.

No, the average is mediocre.

Just sayin... I'm 7 and I dont feel lacking... considering I'm only 5'5" I feel blessed, lol.
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I have a question for you, ladies.

Picture a guy who's 6'+, but skinny and not particularly strong. Would you feel protected with such a guy?

I ask this because whenever this topic is discussed, the focus is always on height. Strength seldom comes up, even though that would be a determining factor if protection were indeed the objective. I'm just curious to know what the threshold is.
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sevens1997 posted...

I have a question for you, ladies.

Picture a guy who's 6'+, but skinny and not particularly strong. Would you feel protected with such a guy?

I ask this because whenever this topic is discussed, the focus is always on height. Strength seldom comes up, even though that would be a determining factor if protection were indeed the objective. I'm just curious to know what the threshold is.

No, but I don't seek out protection, just a dominant feel.
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I'm 6'5 and even I can't get girls anymore because I have no job or money. Or car. Life's fucked up for me. -_-
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Being strong doesnt mean you can protect either

Smh
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sevens1997 posted...

I have a question for you, ladies.

Picture a guy who's 6'+, but skinny and not particularly strong. Would you feel protected with such a guy?

I ask this because whenever this topic is discussed, the focus is always on height. Strength seldom comes up, even though that would be a determining factor if protection were indeed the objective. I'm just curious to know what the threshold is.

For me it's not just about the height, I like him to be bigger than me in general, not bulging muscles type but bulky and just very manly all round, a deep voice, and hairiness are also very attractive traits to me - skinny men just don't appeal to me at all, regardless of their height, it's not only about feeling protected, I just find the physical traits I listed so much more of a turn-on and I'm lucky to have an SO that is exactly my type

V-E-G-Y- posted...

tbf, literally every CEgal itt wants deir man to be a least deir height or an inch taller lol

well can't deny that lol, it's just odd to me the way guys here react to such things, specially when a lot act like they wouldn't date any women who wasn't practically a super model
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gna647 posted...

Being strong doesnt mean you can protect either

Smh

I'm trying to picture a modern situation in which a girl would need the protection of her man.
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too easy

Volkswagen_Bros posted...

gna647 posted...

Being strong doesnt mean you can protect either

Smh

I'm trying to picture a modern situation in which a girl would need the protection of her man.

Youve got to be pretending to be clueless at this point. As has already been stated countless times ITT, female attraction to height and size has nothing to do with how likely it is to be helpful or needed in this day and age. This desire is hardwired into our species from hundreds of thousands of years of evolution when size was a strong indicator of how well a man could provide for his family.

I guess I cant blame you too much for being salty, though. If I were all the way down there at 56, Id feel the same way lol
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0AbsoluteZero0 posted...

Volkswagen_Bros posted...

gna647 posted...

Being strong doesnt mean you can protect either

Smh

I'm trying to picture a modern situation in which a girl would need the protection of her man.

Youve got to be pretending to be clueless at this point. As has already been stated countless times ITT, female attraction to height and size has nothing to do with how likely it is to be helpful or needed in this day and age. This desire is hardwired into our species from hundreds of thousands of years of evolution when size was a strong indicator of how well a man could provide for his family.

I guess I cant blame you too much for being salty, though. If I were all the way down there at 56, Id feel the same way lol

In other words, it's all a false sense of security. Just because he "looks" like he can protect and provide doesn't necessarily mean he can in this day and age.
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Volkswagen_Bros posted...

0AbsoluteZero0 posted...

Volkswagen_Bros posted...

gna647 posted...

Being strong doesnt mean you can protect either

Smh

I'm trying to picture a modern situation in which a girl would need the protection of her man.

Youve got to be pretending to be clueless at this point. As has already been stated countless times ITT, female attraction to height and size has nothing to do with how likely it is to be helpful or needed in this day and age. This desire is hardwired into our species from hundreds of thousands of years of evolution when size was a strong indicator of how well a man could provide for his family.

I guess I cant blame you too much for being salty, though. If I were all the way down there at 56, Id feel the same way lol

In other words, it's all a false sense of security. Just because he "looks" like he can protect and provide doesn't necessarily mean he can in this day and age.

Well, considering taller men are more likely to get promoted to authority positions at work, even in today's world a tall man has a better chance at providing well for his mate and offspring than a manlet.

And taller guys (who take care of their physicality) are certainly a more intimidating presence than a manlet.

I wouldn't say it's entirely false, may that there are ways to make up for it that require more effort from short men.
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KookyCouture posted...

well can't deny that lol, it's just odd to me the way guys here react to such things, specially when a lot act like they wouldn't date any women who wasn't practically a super model

I thought it was a well known fact that only guys are allowed to be choosey. When women do that, it is an attack most vile.
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Esrac posted...

Volkswagen_Bros posted...

0AbsoluteZero0 posted...

Volkswagen_Bros posted...

gna647 posted...

Being strong doesnt mean you can protect either

Smh

I'm trying to picture a modern situation in which a girl would need the protection of her man.

Youve got to be pretending to be clueless at this point. As has already been stated countless times ITT, female attraction to height and size has nothing to do with how likely it is to be helpful or needed in this day and age. This desire is hardwired into our species from hundreds of thousands of years of evolution when size was a strong indicator of how well a man could provide for his family.

I guess I cant blame you too much for being salty, though. If I were all the way down there at 56, Id feel the same way lol

In other words, it's all a false sense of security. Just because he "looks" like he can protect and provide doesn't necessarily mean he can in this day and age.

Well, considering taller men are more likely to get promoted to authority positions at work, even in today's world a tall man has a better chance at providing well for his mate and offspring than a manlet.

And taller guys (who take care of their physicality) are certainly a more intimidating presence than a manlet.

I wouldn't say it's entirely false, may that there are ways to make up for it that require more effort from short men.

Funny how we live in a world where tall height, a trait one didn't work hard for or earned, is highly valued simply because of its physical presence. Heightism has no place in modern society, yet, it exists.
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Volkswagen_Bros posted...

Funny how we live in a world where tall height, a trait one didn't work hard for or earned, is highly valued simply because of its physical presence. Heightism has no place in modern society, yet, it exists.

The same could be said for Transphobia and suchforth, almost word for word. The matter of one's genes is not something that was earned or worked for, and is highly valued just for the physical factors of it. There you go, enjoy that adventure.
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Sylph posted...

Volkswagen_Bros posted...

Funny how we live in a world where tall height, a trait one didn't work hard for or earned, is highly valued simply because of its physical presence. Heightism has no place in modern society, yet, it exists.

The same could be said for Transphobia and suchforth, almost word for word. The matter of one's genes is not something that was earned or worked for, and is highly valued just for the physical factors of it. There you go, enjoy that adventure.

This world we live in... we need to start getting some of our priorities straight.
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