Quote from: musicmaker on May 17, 2015, 04:52:33 PMPain shouldn't be your main concern when deciding to do LL. LL hurts, yes, but it isn't unbearable. Adequate painkillers do their job.
I agree with musicmaker here. I was never in unbearable pain.
The pain is bad, but not unbearable. I didn't care about it when deciding on LL or not, I knew it would hurt regardless. I mean, I'm probably gonna go back for one more inch, so clearly it wasn't THAT terrible.
Descreteuser what are you talking.u can't compare him to all the people here different countries have different average height and next 171 is a very good height though it comes under short.tomcruise wouldn't be a blockbuster hero if he was so short as u account for 170cm
So because a movie star is that height it means it's a great height? This forum is to give honest opinions not to tell people that there short stature is great... your saying 171cm is a great height? However you are willing to do both segments to reach 180? If you are 168 why don't you just do one segment and stop at 173-174? Your willing to go to what seems to be unnecessary extra 6cm.. If you honestly believed that 171 was such a great height then you would stop at 173-174.. So don't give me that. I had a dude come visit me who wanted to do this procedure and I told him my height and said "why the hell are you doing it when your at that height" yet he was considering to do 16cm which would take him 8cm past my original height which he kept saying was a great height.. So if your goin to make a comment about a certain height being a great height than don't contradict yourself by going 9cm past it.
Quote from: Descreteuser on May 17, 2015, 09:02:21 PMSo because a movie star is that height it means it's a great height? This forum is to give honest opinions not to tell people that there short stature is great... your saying 171cm is a great height? However you are willing to do both segments to reach 180? If you are 168 why don't you just do one segment and stop at 173-174? Your willing to go to what seems to be unnecessary extra 6cm.. If you honestly believed that 171 was such a great height then you would stop at 173-174.. So don't give me that. I had a dude come visit me who wanted to do this procedure and I told him my height and said "why the hell are you doing it when your at that height" yet he was considering to do 16cm which would take him 8cm past my original height which he kept saying was a great height.. So if your goin to make a comment about a certain height being a great height than don't contradict yourself by going 9cm past it.
i agree with you +1
i think that a great height is everything over 180cm. under that height is not that great, simply an average, but there is a mínimum that i think a male should at least be to dont have big discrimination in his life, for me it is to be a solid 172cm. everything under 172cm is simply a very big problem for a man.
I think the people here give a lot of importance at the height. I prefer to be shorter,around 1,70-1,72 with a good face and good body than somebody around 1,80 or more, but ugly or fat.
The problem is when somebody is too much short, in the other hand i don't see any problem with somebody short around 1,70.
There are a lot of persons in the world around 1,70 with a lot of success in his life.
Paco, this is a limb lengthening forum so yeah it's not surprising that everyone puts a lot of importance on height here lol :p. and u say ud rather be good lookin and short than tall and fat.. You might wanna go on a modelling forum than.. Actually wait you have to be tall to do that lol.. Point being is if your happy with your height then You shouldn't be on this forum..
Quote from: paco1 on May 17, 2015, 09:50:24 PMThere are a lot of persons in the world around 1,70 with a lot of success in his life.
There are a lot of people who are successful and are 1,80 and above... There are also people who are NOT successful and are 1,70... I don't see your point, trying to prove that 1,70 is a good height when in fact it isn't. This is my opinion anyway.
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