Has anyone here ever had anyone insist that you were taller than you said and knew you were? And was it before or after LL? For example, you know you're 5'8", but a person insists that you must be at least 5'10".
Im 5'7 and people think i am 5'9. How tall are you and how much they think you are?
My 6'2 friend said that i'm at least 5'7
Quote from: TIBIKE200 on February 05, 2017, 08:35:59 PMIm 5'7 and people think i am 5'9. How tall are you and how much they think you are?
That happens to me too. Maybe not a full 5'9 but definitely a strong 5'8.
I guess having a skinny frame has its pros.
Quote from: Ozymandias on February 05, 2017, 08:42:46 PMThat happens to me too. Maybe not a full 5'9 but definitely a strong 5'8.
I guess having a skinny frame has its pros.
i am actually pretty buffed (i am a powerlifter). Also, i have wide shoulders (wearing size L coats and shirts)
Quote from: TIBIKE200 on February 05, 2017, 08:35:59 PMIm 5'7 and people think i am 5'9. How tall are you and how much they think you are?
I'm 6'1", but some people think I'm 6'3". The ones who think that for some odd reason always say, "at least 6'3". A few people have even insisted that I'm 6'4".
So you gew during college. Congrats. Why are you still on the forum though?
Quote from: TIBIKE200 on February 05, 2017, 08:50:06 PMSo you gew during college. Congrats. Why are you still on the forum though?
Yeah, It's not like I have any intention of undergoing LL now. Despite my growth, I still have some height neurosis left. Since I'm not sure it's worth seeing a psychologist about this, I have been trying to see how others deal with height neurosis (minus LL).
You have 5' mom and 5'5 dad and you finished at 6'1? Just what the fck
Tbh at 6'1 mb its not just height neurosis but low self-esteem? Shrink is always a good choice, if you won't like it just stop visiting.
Quote from: YourSpaceBoyfriend on February 05, 2017, 08:58:44 PMTbh at 6'1 mb its not just height neurosis but low self-esteem? Shrink is always a good choice, if you won't like it just stop visiting.
Isn't height neurosis just a form of low self esteem?
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