So here's the thing, at 5'10 most of you would think I'd be crazy to take risks/spend money, on growing taller. but my legs are short and stubby. my inseam is barely 29 and most of my height is in my huge head and torso. My main problem with this is that I am really into fashion and its hard for me to find pants without getting them tailored. and as you would know, longer legs look much better than have a long torso. I'm thinking of saving up 25-35k by 2018. Would it possible to go to a decent doctor in Russia or somewhere that isn't in India, and get 2 extra inches with this budget?
Thanks
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Posted on Feb 19, 2016, 5:18 am
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Posted on Feb 19, 2016, 5:24 pm
#2
I don't understand you guys. 70% of the time when someone is thinking of doing a LL , a topic that is always brought up is proportions. And while wearing clothes off the rack is one of my main priorities, having a proportionate body is another. My legs are just a bit small for my body, and at this day in age, 5 cm shouldn't be too much, right?
Posted on Feb 19, 2016, 9:57 pm
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I am just going to do it. 5'11-6'1 is the perfect height where you just feel average to above average . I went to the store today and felt like 7/10 people were at least taller than me. With 2 inches, I'd feel like I'm between short and tall.
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