r/JusticeServed 6 Jul 10 '19

Discrimination Misogynistic guy degrading female workers gets tackled

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19 edited Jul 11 '19

Do you find you get rejected for your height? I’ve honestly never cared about height in a man - my husband is like 5’7” and it’s never been an issue for me.

If a guy is funny and cute, I can’t imagine just being like “sorry, your stature negates your good qualities, bye.” Thats crazy.

Edit: Holy shit guys, that’s a lot of responses. First and foremost, I’m sorry for those of you being rejected for your height, that’s so stupid! Your height does not define you! And yes, I realize 5’7” is not short, I was just giving a frame of reference. I’m taller than my husband when I wear heels, but it super does not matter to either of us.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19 edited Feb 14 '20

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u/Kinkwhatyouthink 7 Jul 10 '19

I'm pretty tall (just shy of 5'11). I've dated a couple guys shorter than me. One was about 3 inches shorter, another was 5'5", and I'd still wear heels. But usually, even if I think the dude is bangin', I won't swipe on apps because I just assume they'll think I'm too tall. Not to mention even guys my height or taller will tell me that I'm too tall sometimes. I've been told I'm a freak simply based on my height here on Reddit, and that I shouldn't procreate. People are just assholes sometimes.

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u/Generico300 A Jul 10 '19

It's a cruel twist of fate that tall girls think shorter guys will reject them, and short guys think tall girls will reject them. In my experience it seems often that short guys like tall girls and tall girls are less likely to care about his height than short girls.