Quote from: TheDream on April 27, 2023, 09:30:59 PMImo the height dysphoria occurs when you start absorbing the height shame truely and internalize it. It’s almost like the shame fuses into your bones and cannot be separated. Like it becomes part of your identity. Something you cannot escape. Maybe because I was vulnerable due to other stuff going on also at that age? Anyway, I believe that trying to work on the shame with a therapist is important. Even if you do LL. That has to be cleaned up, even if not 100% you can maybe clean up a good amount.
Why would a completely rational and normal thing need you to see a therapist?
Here's the reality: being ashamed of being short is a perfectly reasonable and rational response in a society which clearly says tall = good and short = bad. The mentally ill ones are actually those who are 'proud to be short', cos there's nothing to be proud of - it's just a signal to the rest of the tribe of your inferior genetics. It's as ridiculous as being 'proud to be bald', as if anyone would choose to have a fking toilet seat cover as a hairline. You should be ashamed of being short and there's nothing wrong with that. No, everyone isn't born equal, and having lies whispered in your ear by a (((therapist))) will not make it so. That's why we do CLL at the end of the day - to get rid of the marker of genetic unfitness.
5'7 and more who want ll do you know the reason of your complex?
Quote from: p00293 on April 28, 2023, 01:03:03 AMWhy would a completely rational and normal thing need you to see a therapist?
Here's the reality: being ashamed of being short is a perfectly reasonable and rational response in a society which clearly says tall = good and short = bad. The mentally ill ones are actually those who are 'proud to be short', cos there's nothing to be proud of - it's just a signal to the rest of the tribe of your inferior genetics. It's as ridiculous as being 'proud to be bald', as if anyone would choose to have a fking toilet seat cover as a hairline. You should be ashamed of being short and there's nothing wrong with that. No, everyone isn't born equal, and having lies whispered in your ear by a (((therapist))) will not make it so. That's why we do CLL at the end of the day - to get rid of the marker of genetic unfitness.
I don't think it is mentally ill and despiteful to be proud of being short(although imo this is just an implicaton of 'Napoleon Syndrome'). The ones who are truly mentally ill and despiteful are those who are still reproducing and passing down their ty genes to their offsprings, because they are too unempathic and sadistic(they can't assure if their children will unfortunately do not have life experiences that are as good as theirs)! They want to replicate the tragedies to their children. It is really retarded of them to require their children to be proud of being short like them as well, thinking they are doing a right thing and standing by unempathic to their children's sufferings! They can be proud of being short themselves but why don't they realize the importance of ceasing the inheritance of bad genes? It's really stupid to let a new person suffering willy-nilly.
Literally there are too many dumb parents who do not realize to cease the inheritance of bad genes including short stature. They think 'Nah that's okay to be xxx, as long as he/she is yyy'.
Quote from: p00293 on April 28, 2023, 01:03:03 AMWhy would a completely rational and normal thing need you to see a therapist?
Here's the reality: being ashamed of being short is a perfectly reasonable and rational response in a society which clearly says tall = good and short = bad. The mentally ill ones are actually those who are 'proud to be short', cos there's nothing to be proud of - it's just a signal to the rest of the tribe of your inferior genetics. It's as ridiculous as being 'proud to be bald', as if anyone would choose to have a fking toilet seat cover as a hairline. You should be ashamed of being short and there's nothing wrong with that. No, everyone isn't born equal, and having lies whispered in your ear by a (((therapist))) will not make it so. That's why we do CLL at the end of the day - to get rid of the marker of genetic unfitness.
My argument/logic to this would be the following:
You can be objectively aware of the disadvantage of your short height, but without internalizing shame. You can be rational and know that going on Tinder and writing your short height in your biography is probably not a wise move. Or that going to the nightclub or festival with your tall 6’2” friends will probably not go too well. However, you can separate this from internalized shame. This is where you become quite mentally strong, and I believe we should all work on this. Especially when doing LL.
You see, me you and anyone else who is short has nothing to be ashamed about, logically. We have made no harm, no foul, our skeletal length is just slightly smaller than the average. But as you state, there is a preference in society for the longer skeletal length. Therefore, we can rationally recognize this, and act smart accordingly without feeling shame or less self worth.
I am not saying this because it is easy, or that I have achieved it. I am just saying, that I believe one should work on separating the logical from the illogical.
If society suddenly overnight despised people with names ending on the letter R and praised names ending on the letter A, it would be illogical for people with names ending on R to feel shame, but it would be logical for them to acknowledge the sentiment in society and act accordingly.
Quote from: Sorcerer on April 28, 2023, 01:02:31 AMRemember the complex inferiorities deriving from your serious genetic weaknesses are extremely resistant to therapies as well as medications and at this point I'd say Eugenics is sensical, but firstly Eugenics is too 'politically incorrect' and there will be some aftermaths from practicing Eugenic regimes which restricts the variance of gene pool.
I am one of those poor souls who are artifacts of doleful genes and I am pretty self-aware as others who also are.
I think saying having a smaller height is a serious genetic weakness is a big exaggeration. There are genetics that lead to blindness, paralysis, cancer, heart disease etc. I think this would go in that line.
I believe that you must be suffering from very hard internalized shame to talk of yourself that way, and I refer to my answer to the post above.
Quote from: TheDream on April 28, 2023, 08:14:39 PMMy argument/logic to this would be the following:
You can be objectively aware of the disadvantage of your short height, but without internalizing shame. You can be rational and know that going on Tinder and writing your short height in your biography is probably not a wise move. Or that going to the nightclub or festival with your tall 6’2” friends will probably not go too well. However, you can separate this from internalized shame. This is where you become quite mentally strong, and I believe we should all work on this. Especially when doing LL.
You see, me you and anyone else who is short has nothing to be ashamed about, logically. We have made no harm, no foul, our skeletal length is just slightly smaller than the average. But as you state, there is a preference in society for the longer skeletal length. Therefore, we can rationally recognize this, and act smart accordingly without feeling shame or less self worth.
I am not saying this because it is easy, or that I have achieved it. I am just saying, that I believe one should work on separating the logical from the illogical.
If society suddenly overnight despised people with names ending on the letter R and praised names ending on the letter A, it would be illogical for people with names ending on R to feel shame, but it would be logical for them to acknowledge the sentiment in society and act accordingly.
I think saying having a smaller height is a serious genetic weakness is a big exaggeration. There are genetics that lead to blindness, paralysis, cancer, heart disease etc. I think this would go in that line.
I believe that you must be suffering from very hard internalized shame to talk of yourself that way, and I refer to my answer to the post above.
It's like this: I don't feel personally any lesser inherent worth than a guy who is 6ft 2, however it's quite clear in societies eyes I am.
I think we're on the same page really. I thought you meant seeing a therapist for things like not wanting to go to the club as a short man or believing that being short gives you a disadvantage with women. As you've pointed out, those things are just logical conclusions to the realities of society. Normies however would have you believe you need (((therapy))) for even thinking you are worth lesser in the eyes of society when you're short.
Quote from: p00293 on April 28, 2023, 08:51:51 PMIt's like this: I don't feel personally any lesser inherent worth than a guy who is 6ft 2, however it's quite clear in societies eyes I am.
I think we're on the same page really. I thought you meant seeing a therapist for things like not wanting to go to the club as a short man or believing that being short gives you a disadvantage with women. As you've pointed out, those things are just logical conclusions to the realities of society. Normies however would have you believe you need (((therapy))) for even thinking you are worth lesser in the eyes of society when you're short.
Yeah we agree. When I said internalized shame I mean when you genuinely feel that you are worth less than someone taller. I felt like that a long way a long time, and trying to slowly get rid of it.
Quote from: TheDream on April 28, 2023, 08:14:39 PMMy argument/logic to this would be the following:
You can be objectively aware of the disadvantage of your short height, but without internalizing shame. You can be rational and know that going on Tinder and writing your short height in your biography is probably not a wise move. Or that going to the nightclub or festival with your tall 6’2” friends will probably not go too well. However, you can separate this from internalized shame. This is where you become quite mentally strong, and I believe we should all work on this. Especially when doing LL.
You see, me you and anyone else who is short has nothing to be ashamed about, logically. We have made no harm, no foul, our skeletal length is just slightly smaller than the average. But as you state, there is a preference in society for the longer skeletal length. Therefore, we can rationally recognize this, and act smart accordingly without feeling shame or less self worth.
I am not saying this because it is easy, or that I have achieved it. I am just saying, that I believe one should work on separating the logical from the illogical.
If society suddenly overnight despised people with names ending on the letter R and praised names ending on the letter A, it would be illogical for people with names ending on R to feel shame, but it would be logical for them to acknowledge the sentiment in society and act accordingly.
I think saying having a smaller height is a serious genetic weakness is a big exaggeration. There are genetics that lead to blindness, paralysis, cancer, heart disease etc. I think this would go in that line.
I believe that you must be suffering from very hard internalized shame to talk of yourself that way, and I refer to my answer to the post above.
I myself don't think shortness is one of the genetic weaknesses either, however the whole society just condescends upon the short people. Of course it is nonsensical to perceive the aesthetic weakness as genetic weakness since our world never needs people who are tall, handsome, hot etc. for the development of itself, but most of people are not that mentally matured(I also hope people can become more matured of course) so as a member of the human society, you have no choices but to tailor yourself to the various standards of the society.
Besides LL, another alternative that can gain you respects is to move to less heightism countries, for ex Japan. I am living in China which is famous for its insanely massive heightism as the most heightism country, so the migration into less heightism countries is never a bad option. There are other reasons why I want to move out of China btw.
they probably live in a north/eastern european country where male avg is 180-185. being 5'7 isn't debilitating in most countries
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