Another real life example why proportions aren't important.

Jeff Goldblum is 194cm (6'3")

He looks fine when he is covered up


Here he is not covered up

Long legs short torso but his arms look proportionate doesn't look abnormal to me

can you tell me which part looks abnormal?He is totally fine.
come on stop fooling your self..

Quote from: Peaceout on October 29, 2016, 12:44:54 PMcan you tell me which part looks abnormal?He is totally fine.
come on stop fooling your self..

long legs, short torso.

Quote from: Morissette on October 29, 2016, 12:40:15 PMLong legs short torso but his arms look proportionate doesn't look abnormal to me

very true but like I have said before. Arm length shouldn't be a problem since you can also lengthen your arms.

Quote from: Peaceout on October 29, 2016, 12:44:54 PMcan you tell me which part looks abnormal?He is totally fine.
come on stop fooling your self..

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That guy is not even near people like Conan o'brien.

Spending more than one second thinking about proportions is fking pointless. Period, end of fking story!

Shoulders this, arms that, leg/torso ratio. Blah blah blah...

All that matters is that you go to a good safe doctor who doesn't allow you or encourage you to lengthen some ridiculous amount like 10cm on a single bone segment. If they do, run for your life! This is of course why Sysop-Apotheosis looks like a half man-half praying mantis, and would probably never wear a tucked in shirt with a belt for as long as he lives.

99% of people lengthening with a good safe doctor, will naturally max out around 7cm on the femur and around 6cm on the tibia. At that point you'd be better off banging your head against the wall, compared to worrying about proportions.

He seems OK to me, the woman is fine too

That is the final proof, proportions are overrated.

Quote from: onemorefoot on October 29, 2016, 07:21:37 PMThat is the final proof, proportions are overrated.

Allmighty onemorefoot said it's a final proof, who are we to argue?