Goodbye.

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Oh,,This is very similar to when you get sober for a year ..ppl start to say similar things ..

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height>proportions to a certain point.

proportions vary a lot in diferent persons

i prefer be 174cm with some variation from perfect proportions than be 165 with perfect ones . And girls prefers too

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Quote from: LittleWhiteMan on November 26, 2014, 10:16:13 AMproportions > height

even sheldon cooper said it once lmfao big bang theory is such a dumb program in my opinion but i have to agree with that one. thats why I am wondering in doing LL, good luck numbers weird guy!

In which episode did he say that? lol I also watch that show but I don't remember he said something like that at all.

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like op, i decided to keep this surgery aside, just for a while.
Ihave a lordosis, and i'm going to correct it, with exerices and adopting a better posture.
If i gain atleast 2 cm, i won't do leg lenghtening.

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Quote from: endomorphisme on November 26, 2014, 08:23:33 PMlike op, i decided to keep this surgery aside, just for a while.
Ihave a lordosis, and i'm going to correct it, with exerices and adopting a better posture.
If i gain atleast 2 cm, i won't do leg lenghtening.

hello endomorphisme, i believe that i have a little bit of lordosis and kyphosis. my back doesnt look very straight, it looks more like an S. i was wondering if you were able to correct your back and if you gained 2 cm from it.
i still want LL on my tibias but im thinking that i should fix my back before operation cause i wouldnt want to have extra problems, and cause i think bad posture makes you look shorter and smaller than you actually are.

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This height > proportions and proportions > height debate is fking pointless.
Being a proportionate 3 foot guy sucks.
Being a disproportionate 6'2 guy sucks.

You need to find the right grey area where you gain some height and remain as proportionate as possible. The only reason "proportions > height" makes a bit more sense is that proportions are mostly in our control, height isn't.