do tall people feel superior?

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Quote from: Hallijah on March 10, 2015, 11:27:02 PMNo, its short people who feel inferior, tall people have nothing to do they don't even bother to feel superior, they feel normal, which is why they appear confident

Yep this is true , tall people are normal and they dont think about height while the short people feel it naturally inferior when they are with tall people, i have cousin brothers both 6"7 and sister 6"3 and i know what i am talking about. they never said  anything about height except that my cousin sis feels shes too tall to get married 

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I honestly feel superior to most tall people. I know I'm stronger than most people I meet, tall and short, so, physically, I feel superior to tall fellows.

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Quote from: ReadRothbard on March 11, 2015, 08:15:21 AMI honestly feel superior to most tall people. I know I'm stronger than most people I meet, tall and short, so, physically, I feel superior to tall fellows.

Even if someone shorter is way blukier than me, I still don't get the same feeling that I get when I see taller guys. Probably because of the fact that you can change your body when it comes to muscles if you are dedicated enough. Doing this with height is impossible thought.
Besides LL ofc 

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I think there are ways for the short person to feel superior. It involves being very physically strong and knowing martial arts.

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There are superior tall/short men. A high school friend of mine was 6foot'6inch; he would complain every day on how he hasn't reached his dad's height (6foot'8inch) and is highly insecure - girls at that time preferred me to him. I just told him about leg lengthening and he's thinking about it.

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Quote from: Outgrown on March 11, 2015, 06:42:14 PMThere are superior tall/short men. A high school friend of mine was 6foot'6inch; he would complain every day on how he hasn't reached his dad's height (6foot'8inch) and is highly insecure - girls at that time preferred me to him. I just told him about leg lengthening and he's thinking about it.

u're retard to begin with to talk about LL, it will only bring you negatives

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Quote from: Hallijah on March 11, 2015, 06:45:16 PMu're retard to begin with to talk about LL, it will only bring you negatives

Not saying, "Hey do LL or suffer" We were hanging out one day and he was wearing lifts and complained about the pain from it, and while he took them off, I asked why he would wear them and he said he wants to be as tall as his dad and basketball etc etc, and asked if there was another way. I told him about posture (He slouched a lot), LL, attitude, and inversions, but I didn't advocate or go into detail for him, because he is tall as he is, and I don't want him to fall into what we are going through. Later that week, he sent me the article on abc 20/20 and he told me he remembered a while ago that LL was being done on deformities, but he might consider cosmetics.

I honestly put the spotlight on Apo for publicizing it, but that's also how I got here.

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Quote A high school friend of mine was 6foot'6inch; he would complain every day on how he hasn't reached his dad's height (6foot'8inch) and is highly insecure

that's sad. he needs electroshock therapy, and to be euthanized so his genetics don't re enter the gene pool. lol

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When I wear lifts in university, I feel above average (but not tall). I am so fed up that at 180 cm (with shoes) it is not tall. I expect once I am done I am 182 cm without shoes and 185 with basketball shoes.
 
And to the question: yes, I think some tall people feel superior. Only some.

But most, don't even care about their height.

I had a few project buddies and the fact that I towered over them, made me feel better..

If your mind registers that short = inferior, then your mind will register the flip-side, ie tall = superior.if that make sense.

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I feel bad for guys that are even shorter than me (few as there may be) when I walk past one on the street even though they might not care about their height at all!