It seems as though this procedure started as a way to help shorter guys at least have a shot at becoming average. Now it appears that there's a bunch of average and tall men getting this done. There's more and more men here who claim to be 5'9" to 5'11" getting this done, or at least expressing an interest in it. Guys who are average height should be grateful for their height, and men who are already tall need to chill out and enjoy the life on easy-mode that they've been gifted. The tall dudes just need to save their money and enjoy life. I did CLL because I was short, and having already done it, I'm actually still below average. I can't even come close to imagining being 5'10" and going through what I did just to get "muh 6 feet" that everyone thinks they need. There was a time when Paley refused to do this procedure on people who were already over the average height. Maybe he should go back to that. It is getting out of hand at this point. That being all said, being a tall person and doing this...you're out of your mind.
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CLL should be for short men becoming average, not average men becoming tall
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Posted on Dec 27, 2023, 9:56 pm
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