6'5" vs 5'5" Who would win?

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Notice how men at 6'4'' and 6'3'' are more satisfied than men at 6'2''.

Still thinking 6'2'' is enough to heightmaxx? Mmmm?

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Quote from: Juiceslikewine on September 11, 2018, 07:34:54 PMI'm taking letrozole to slow the ever living fk out of my growth plates fusing and the initial gh boost,then i'm switching to aromasin as it doesn't fk your joints,inb4 at 20 and this at 20 that i know man,it's purely hope that's keeping me going,X-ray's cost a fortune in england,letrozole's cheaper lol,and as i said i'm not getting any,and masterbating achieves nothing anyway,you feel like crap  afterwards atleast in my case,so yea watch as this man ascends in life or falls further down the rabbit hole.Why are you on here?Is it to get tall,get to the average height?Just curious.

https://www.drugs.com/sfx/letrozole-side-effects.html
QuoteCommonly reported side effects of letrozole include: bone fracture, arthralgia, edema, dizziness, fatigue, hypercholesterolemia, osteoporosis, and flushing.
Are you just mindlessly consuming letrozole and all of this contingent upon that your g.plates haven't closed in your 20s since you alluded to not even getting x-rays because of the expense? Keep taking enough and it will cost a fortune to keep you alive mate. I am here to keep tabs on the technological advancements pertaining to growing tall, needless to say at the current state of LL there are lifelong effects that can't be overlooked. Disregarding the adverse effects, at my height I can only grow to 5'10" which is still not enough given the pain, time and money spent and it can be argued but for me It isn't worth it; not to mention soft tissues inadaptability and developing a peculiar gait which naturally doesn't correspond to biomechanics.

Quote from: 6feet2isTooShort on September 11, 2018, 08:32:03 PMNotice how men at 6'4'' and 6'3'' are more satisfied than men at 6'2''.

Still thinking 6'2'' is enough to heightmaxx? Mmmm?

First learn the definition of "enough", then we will talk.

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Quote from: ZUCC420 on September 09, 2018, 05:44:01 PM...
This is nothing new to any short guy who's been on the internet, anyone who has ever visited Reddit, 4chan, Youtube or incel forums has seen the various advantages height brings in this society and disadvantages which shorter people face. It's not "novel" or revolutionary to post these things. What needs to be mentioned is that all these findings are statistical truths, which means any individual shorter person does not necessarily have to experience discrimination or struggles in his life, just as an individual black person living in the US can live a comfortable middle class life even though you are more likely to be in prison, be shot by the police or grow up without a father as a member of the black demographic.

I also question the notion that any short kid will be "socially secluded" in school. For example, one of the more popular kids in my first high school year was a rather short dude and was respected simply because he was older (he was held back in the previous years).

When it comes to sxx, turns out short guys have the last laugh

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Quote from: IwannaBeTaller on September 15, 2018, 09:45:03 AMThis is nothing new to any short guy who's been on the internet, anyone who has ever visited Reddit, 4chan, Youtube or incel forums has seen the various advantages height brings in this society and disadvantages which shorter people face. It's not "novel" or revolutionary to post these things. What needs to be mentioned is that all these findings are statistical truths, which means any individual shorter person does not necessarily have to experience discrimination or struggles in his life, just as an individual black person living in the US can live a comfortable middle class life even though you are more likely to be in prison, be shot by the police or grow up without a father as a member of the black demographic.

My point was that being extremely tall (i.e:6'5"+) isn't detrimental as one would imagine and was quite the contrary than being extremely short (5'6"-), have you even read my post?

Quote from: IwannaBeTaller on September 15, 2018, 09:45:03 AMI also question the notion that any short kid will be "socially secluded" in school. For example, one of the more popular kids in my first high school year was a rather short dude and was respected simply because he was older (he was held back in the previous years).

When it comes to sxx, turns out short guys have the last laugh

I have a different anecdote, oh well let's just hope none of the future gen of short kids becomes one of the statistics. And fking lol this was your refute to all the 'advantages' in my post? A popscience article? Besides it's self reported here:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24964363

QuoteThe mean weekly coital frequency (±SD) was 2.55 ± 1.08.The highest self-reported weekly coital frequency was recorded for men between the ages of 25 and 29 (3.02 ± 1.27). Coital frequency was higher among men with a height of less than 175 cm (2.69 ± 1.24)
I hope you have sufficient neural capacity to understand what I don't need to explicitly say about why this study is baloney.

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Quote from: ZUCC420 on September 15, 2018, 11:16:53 AMMy point was that being extremely tall (i.e:6'5"+) isn't detrimental as one would imagine and was quite the contrary than being extremely short (5'6"-), have you even read my post?
And my point was that it's completely obvious to any (short) guy who has ever spent 1 hour on this issue that being very tall gives you more advantages in life than being very short. Thus: It's not novel or revolutionary by you to point it out for the umpteenth time.

QuoteI have a different anecdote, oh well let's just hope none of the future gen of short kids becomes one of the statistics. And fking lol this was your refute to all the 'advantages' in my post? A popscience article? Besides it's self reported here:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24964363
Of course it's self-reported. How else would you imagine one could collect data about people's sexual experiences and partners? The numbers in your OP about sexual partners by height are based on self-reported data, too. And I'm not trying to refute your data but simply showing you that there's different findings out there as well.

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Quote from: IwannaBeTaller on September 16, 2018, 02:13:23 PMAnd my point was that it's completely obvious to any (short) guy who has ever spent 1 hour on this issue that being very tall gives you more advantages in life than being very short. Thus: It's not novel or revolutionary by you to point it out for the umpteenth time.

I would disagree about that actually, most (short) guys have a preconception that being extremely tall (i.e:6'5"+) doesn't confer any benefits (excluding sports) and is rather problematic while being conflated into the same category as extremely short guys. Both are outliers but that doesn't mean both of them are associated with negative implications, this was my initial point which is a far cry from what your saying.

Quote from: IwannaBeTaller on September 16, 2018, 02:13:23 PMOf course it's self-reported. How else would you imagine one could collect data about people's sxxual experiences and partners? The numbers in your OP about sxxual partners by height are based on self-reported data, too. And I'm not trying to refute your data but simply showing you that there's different findings out there as well.

There's a difference in methodology between anonymously conducting surveys online vs bringing people together in a room to ask questions about their social success, do I need to explain to you why there would be a huge bias on the latter study?

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Can't wait for LL.

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Quote from: Johnson1111 on September 17, 2018, 03:29:50 AMCan't wait for LL.

Which doctor are you going for? And will you make a diary here using your account?

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The world is definitly a heightism world. Especially in places like Canada and United States. But I feel like heightism is mainly discussed online and not the real world. I feel that alot of tall people dont want to lose their advantage of being talll so they keep on oppressing short people and deny that heightism exists. But for me even if I do get CLL im still going to speak out against height discrimination and beauty discrimination because it negativly impacts a persons life. I guess what realy is sad is that we are still being treated based on our appearance instead of our character. Its really sad. it seems for human beings physical appearance has always mattered more than character. But now it seems like we want the total package.. Good looks ANd character which is eugenics. And this the world we are moving in..A eugenics culture.