youre nuts
this forum is called limb LENGTHENING forum for a reason, take your humblebragging complaints back to preddit
Quote from: boklecrt on July 30, 2022, 12:59:14 AMyoure nuts
this forum is called limb LENGTHENING forum for a reason, take your humblebragging complaints back to preddit
hahahahaha I think somebody's sensitive 
Quote from: boklecrt on July 30, 2022, 12:59:14 AMyoure nuts
this forum is called limb LENGTHENING forum for a reason, take your humblebragging complaints back to preddit
it is posted in off topic, and it has connection with surgeries...
Anyway, it is better than someone discussing about house prices here 
Quote from: we.live.once on July 30, 2022, 12:15:07 PMit is posted in off topic, and it has connection with surgeries...
Anyway, it is better than someone discussing about house prices here 
Exactly. It's the same group of surgeons friendly to the idea of height alteration.. that's largely why I'm on here to find a good one!
Quote from: we.live.once on July 30, 2022, 12:15:07 PMit is posted in off topic, and it has connection with surgeries...
Anyway, it is better than someone discussing about house prices here 
yeah but that guy is fun, always making hilariously silly posts as comedic relief
how else can a guy postmaxx to 1000 posts on a dead forum if he can't start useless unrelated threads
Quote from: Mrtall123 on July 29, 2022, 11:12:24 AMYes this exact one. Its normally used for Leg length discrepency management, but is ocassionally used to decrease height.
It seems there is more people doing that.
Quote from: Mrtall123 on July 29, 2022, 11:33:04 AMI'm not going to be a basketball player so that's irrelevant.
I have been EVERY height up to 6'7, so I'm well qualified to know what works and what doesn't as I kept growing until 21. When i was 6'3 I didn't even really notice being tall to be honest (even being an ectomorph) except for the occasional comment.
Height dysphoria started majorly when I got past 6'5.
The truth is:
--It's not ideal for women at all -- 2x major factors determine success with women IMHO (successful communication, comfort building) both of which are affected heavily beyond a certain point of height disparity.
--Can't fit through doors, get on rides,
--always feel weirdly "too standout" in any crowd.. the social "center of mass" is always far away from you. I've noticed many very tall guys develop loud, arrogant personalities to try and counter this by drawing attention back to themselves.
--proportions look out of whack -- look too underweight. I have a 6'4 proportions upper body but long legs so am ideal candidate as i'll be in proportion. And my BMI will naturally improve.
--Butt of the jokes + have to have the boring "tall conversation" x20 per night when out.
Basically like many folk on here i don't want to have to even think about height day to day and I can tell you being this tall that isn't the case. 6'4.5 I'm hoping gets me back to a more normal life.
I see what you mean. But being tall does have advantage. If you shopped at a grocery store and tried to get the stuff put very high on the shelf, it would be easier for tall people.
Quote from: ilovescience on July 30, 2022, 01:13:25 PMI see what you mean. But being tall does have advantage. If you shopped at a grocery store and tried to get the stuff put very high on the shelf, it would be easier for tall people.
There definitely are advantages (e.g nobody risks violence with you) but at a certain point they are seriously outweighed..
Quote from: Mrtall123 on July 30, 2022, 01:52:50 PMThere definitely are advantages (e.g nobody risks violence with you) but at a certain point they are seriously outweighed..
That reminds me of something, being very tall may also cause inconvenience. For example, if a house was built not big, living in house could be a problem.
Quote from: ilovescience on July 30, 2022, 04:06:25 PMThat reminds me of something, being very tall may also cause inconvenience. For example, if a house was built not big, living in house could be a problem.
Yes, also that, in general everything feels not quite as it was designed as most things are planned for an average range of heights.
I would say the social elements are by far the biggest downsides tho. I could easily live with the rest.
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