First, let me get something straight: I don't have a problem with getting women. I get plenty of causal sex through my work, but, outside of my work, I try to talk to women as little as possible (they simply aren't worth the time and money). Therefore, I'm unaware of how women judge height in regular social settings. My question is this: do women care how tall a man is if he is strong? For example, Ed Coan was only 5'6 (or maybe 5'5), but he could bench press about 585 lbs without a bench shirt and deadlift over 900 lbs raw (with no equipment). In short, he could kill any man, tall or short, with his bare hands. With a guy like that, are women really going to think "I'm not going to date that guy because I need a man to protect me" or "I need a real man to make me feel feminine". I know a lot of women are very stupid, but would most women think this way about short but strong men like Ed Coan?
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Posted on Jan 12, 2015, 6:00 am
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Posted on Jan 12, 2015, 6:48 am
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Looks really have nothing to do with height. Height is completely irrelevant to looks. I mean, it's not like height is going to influence your facial aesthetics.
Well, yeah, a lot of women are mind-blowingly stupid. I don't really care what they think; honestly, all that crap about getting a girlfriend or wife is way overrated.
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