Bro the average head length is from 7.5 to 8 heads of the total height and you have 22.3cm. So 184÷8=23cm.it is just half cm dont worry about it. It will be noticeable when your height is 9 times of your head. Also about general proportions (not all people are perfectly proportion and thats why call it""average" "because they didn't measure all people just (20000)people. There are people who have really short torso, long legs, short arms, small heads and opposite. People are proportioned as they are. Ex
Taylor Lapilus. 5"6 and 43" leg reach (from hipbone to heel).
(fitstar_ck) insta and dj quellas have realy small head. And list continue.…. People see something suspicious because you tell them. Believe if you sent your foto with already a decent 11or 13cm mokup and said that you want a 10cm lenthening mokup they will say to you that you already (long legged) and just to stick in (5 cm),because they didn't adapt with your new body. It is just like a new car if it is already your car no one will surprise... The things that people will notice is your new height and that's is real problem if you are over 23 year and you want to keep it secret the only thing they will think about is how a guy over 30 years get taller and this is what will consider wird.also that's the website i told you about https://bodyvisualizer.com/.
@Highest
Okay, here we go. Same idea. Going from 173cm (5'8.11") barefoot to 184cm (6'0.44") barefoot via 6cm on femur, 5cm on tibia.
This time, my shoes here add about 0.5inch (1.27cm) boost, so going from 174.27cm (5'8.61") with dress shoes to 185.27cm (6'0.94") with dress shoes. I'm wearing the same cap to keep everything consistent, and because I have fairly long, poofed hair that would add an additional inch.
https://imgur.com/a/XiOh7KY
@John wick
Thanks a bunch, man.
Yeah, I've sorta been in hiding for the past two and a half years because of this (the pandemic made this much easier the past year or so, haha). No one from my childhood or growing up has seen me since about 23 and a half (I just turned 26.) The only people who would really notice are my very closest family (who know about this anyway.) No one who's ever known me nor random strangers out and about would notice, and I could pass it off as a late growth spurt.
Quote from: oofproof on March 03, 2021, 07:53:19 AM@Highest
Okay, here we go. Same idea. Going from 173cm (5'8.11") barefoot to 184cm (6'0.44") barefoot via 6cm on femur, 5cm on tibia.
This time, my shoes here add about 0.5inch (1.27cm) boost, so going from 174.27cm (5'8.61") with dress shoes to 185.27cm (6'0.94") with dress shoes. I'm wearing the same cap to keep everything consistent, and because I have fairly long, poofed hair that would add an additional inch.
https://imgur.com/a/XiOh7KY
@John wick
Thanks a bunch, man.
Yeah, I've sorta been in hiding for the past two and a half years because of this (the pandemic made this much easier the past year or so, haha). No one from my childhood or growing up has seen me since about 23 and a half (I just turned 26.) The only people who would really notice are my very closest family (who know about this anyway.) No one who's ever known me nor random strangers out and about would notice, and I could pass it off as a late growth spurt.
In my opinion, with longer legs, your proportions look even better. You have long arms + your palms look quite large like a tall man
Here i have attached a pic of simeon panda in suit shirt and pants just like you....u both have nearly same proportions....except the fact that he has very very wide shoulders which expected cause he is a bodybuilder and been training for abt 20 yrs..btw simeon wears his pants very low like just above his dck😅 even his suit pants..u can google his other pics....he also has a very short torso and long limbs and his 185cm....http://imgur.com/a/LFJXN5X
Even though Simeon pandas proportions are the same as his you need to remember Simenon panda also is 6”2 and has the torso of a 6”2 person. If you are 5”8 you are gonna have 5”8 body on a 6”2 guy
Yes but he now has a 5”8 torso on a 6”1 body
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