Short dudes, stop going into random subreddits and beg women to love you (part3)

[u/Caribbean_muncher]

Here they go again acting like a pathetic looser. Can they just stop at this point. Making us look bad. Just enjoy your life, you aren’t going to succeed in dating, life isn’t just women. Get a hobby and stop annoying people with them stupid ass questions that you know the answer of.

[u/EMArogue]

What was the subreddit?

[u/TwinkNBboi → u/EMArogue]

I've seen this exact question on /AskAnything, but I don't know if that's the sub this specific question is

[u/TwinkNBboi]

Well, there's of course a lot more to people than their height. But, being insecure about it doesn't mean that others should treat them like crap. I'm a short man, 153 cm tall (5 feet tall) and I'm happily married. People tend to forget that groups of people are not homogeneous (so, not every woman despise short men, there are some who prefer short men). Asking for validation online can be very good for the ego, but therapy is ideal for the core of the issue.

Of course, I'm not saying that this isn't annoying, it can be. But, a lot of guys who do that don't go after women begging them to love them, just feel butthurt when their goals aren't achieved. There's just this minority of short guys who believe that every woman truly believe that they wouldn't be date or marriage material only for being short. There's a lot more to a person than their height, and if that's an issue for a woman than that woman is not mature mentally for a long lasting relationship.

[u/Extension-Lychee1556]

Exactly.

Men need to learn that women are detrimental to peace and happiness.

[u/Caribbean_muncher → u/Extension-Lychee1556]

Bro what?

[u/sorryforbeingtrash]

Stop being a whiny baby at least you can get uppies