An old topic on old forum but I would like to hear the opinions of members here 
Personally, I think that height is an important factor but I would choose proportion over height because taller does not always means better. A lean healthy proportionate body is the perfect package. 
Therefore I am a propotion Nazis 
I'd go for proportion > height, but normal people in real life (maybe except doctors) won't be able to see that you've done LL;
I honestly think that we think in the extreme because LL changed our way of thinking (mindset).
I'll do 5cm tibias, 5cm femurs; I wonder how 10cm will make me look out of proportion so hard people will notice it.
This guy looked like a freak to me when I first watched the video a few weeks ago, with his tiny little shins and his knees way too low. Especially since I was a tibia patient who's grown accustomed to the sight of my own legs.
Today I re-watched it with a different mindset, looking at the whole person and not just at the legs with a critical eye, and didn't notice anything wrong with him.
Just go for the height you want.
I remember when I first watched that video.
His femors are a little long but I don't think it looks too noticeable.
For me, the only thing I'm concerned about is my sitting height to actual height ratio. Sitting down and always being the shortest guy at the table and then standing up and suddenly being the tallest guy there? 
That will probably raise some eyebrows. Nevertheless, it won't keep me from LL.
Fortunately, everything else is pretty in proportion for me and I plan on lengthening my tibia and femurs equally so that nothing is too long.
How do you expect unbiased survey results when one group is referred to as "Nazis" in the questionnaire? And "Lon", what that stand for?
Height > proportion
Proportion > height (proportion Nazis Lon)
Quote from: BilateralDamage on December 12, 2013, 08:55:01 PMFor me, the only thing I'm concerned about is my sitting height to actual height ratio. Sitting down and always being the shortest guy at the table and then standing up and suddenly being the tallest guy there? That will probably raise some eyebrows. Nevertheless, it won't keep me from LL.
Fortunately, everything else is pretty in proportion for me and I plan on lengthening my tibia and femurs equally so that nothing is too long.
Hey BD,
What is your sitting height?
Quote from: LiveLife on December 12, 2013, 11:19:38 PMHow do you expect unbiased survey results when one group is referred to as "Nazis" in the questionnaire? And "Lon", what that stand for?
Height > proportion
Proportion > height (proportion Nazis Lon)
Hi, its suppose to be funny because all of the guys on the other site call whoever has concern with proportion Nazis Its like a way of me mocking those people on the other site who think that they can get away lengthen more than 15 cm.
Quote from: Blackhawk on December 13, 2013, 01:16:47 AMHey BD,
What is your sitting height?
86-87 cm. If anyone's curious how to calculate it, just measure from where your butt meets the seat to the top of your head.
ive got exactly the same problem. sitting height about 86-87 cm, wingspan 175-176, height 166. I would love to do 5 cm on tibias and femurs , however I am a little bit concern about my look after 2 ops :/
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