I am reaching my limit I can’t take it anymore.

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Quote from: Racurz on August 22, 2018, 04:34:59 PMThis is why something like Limb lengthening is good paley himself said ppl in the past have committed suicide in the past because of their heights not saying I’d go that far but it does happen and I know what it’s like looking up at taller people my brothers are all 6’3-6’5 lol so it can be annoying but advantage of LL is that it’s there and can help us all out.

But seriously bro try to work and save for LL devote yourself to it and if you still feel the need for LL then you’ve got the money on the side for it.

Now when you talk about sports and all that unless if you said you’d wanted to be a professional NBA player then I’d understand you losing interest.

The average male celebrity worldwide with all their millions is a height of 5’9 literary 1 inch taller then you and the majority of them are wrong about their heights and believe they’re actually that height when in reality their like 5’7-5’8 so height doesn’t generate success have you ever heard of peter Dinklage if not look up his net worth plus his height, now if he wanted to commit suicide then I’d understand, I still wouldn’t agree with it but I’d understood. But at the end of the day like you I’d love to be taller but I’m not suicidal about it I’m gonna work hard to get money and then do LL, although who knows maybe I’ll not want to do LL then.

Yes I know the average height is 5’9 and ik a bunch who bs their height. There is this kid shorter then me that says he is 5’10 and I feel like punching the guy hard. But my real problem is that NFL players are on average 6’3, and no they dont bs heights their in the nfl. Now you do the math. Thats 7 inches right? One inch in difference makes 5-10 pounds of difference. Not joking. Now if someone like nfl players are taller then me like that, 7 inches= 35 to 70 pounds weight difference. For arguments sake let me just say that not all nfl players are 6’3 but a majority, almost everyone playing there, is 6 feet and up. It’s rare to find shorter people. I am at a disadvantage and that is what I am trying to explain man. If I was 6 feet, I knew I would have the potential to run fast since I got long legs and be heavy and strong. Not some short stocky guy with short legs who can’t run and jump.

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Quote from: tallertree on August 22, 2018, 07:27:47 PMI would have understood you if you were something like my previous height wich was 160cm. With that height you would be shorter than majority of woman in a tall country. However, you are telling me that you are 170cm and thus you are taller than most woman. Because of that simple fact you can live a completely normal life by just working a little bit on your self esteem.

If you want to do LL then go ahead, with one surgery you could reach almost 180cm wich would make you a tall man, if that is so important to you.

Thanks man and sorry for my attitude. But the problem is not woman. The problem is the fact that I am capable of so little things. If I was tall oh boy. Maybe I could not make it to the NFL but I would still lift and have a nice tall aesthetic body unlike some guy that is 5’6 and looks like a short stocky hippo.

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Quote from: Blue Lunar on August 22, 2018, 07:49:39 PMThanks man and sorry for my attitude. But the problem is not woman. The problem is the fact that I am capable of so little things. If I was tall oh boy. Maybe I could not make it to the NFL but I would still lift and have a nice tall aesthetic body unlike some guy that is 5’6 and looks like a short stocky hippo.

Well, honestly it seems like your self esteem is the main problem here. I have many friends around your height and they are doing just fine in all kinds of fields, such as sports for example. The first thing you need to realize asap is that you are not very short, you are simply normal short. In your case LL should be a long term plan meaning that you should live life normally right now and when you have the money for an LL you can do it. No need to rush things.

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Quote from: Blue Lunar on August 22, 2018, 07:36:17 PMYes I know the average height is 5’9 and ik a bunch who bs their height. There is this kid shorter then me that says he is 5’10 and I feel like punching the guy hard. But my real problem is that NFL players are on average 6’3, and no they dont bs heights their in the nfl. Now you do the math. Thats 7 inches right? One inch in difference makes 5-10 pounds of difference. Not joking. Now if someone like nfl players are taller then me like that, 7 inches= 35 to 70 pounds weight difference. For arguments sake let me just say that not all nfl players are 6’3 but a majority, almost everyone playing there, is 6 feet and up. It’s rare to find shorter people. I am at a disadvantage and that is what I am trying to explain man. If I was 6 feet, I knew I would have the potential to run fast since I got long legs and be heavy and strong. Not some short stocky guy with short legs who can’t run and jump.

Ah right I get it obviously being from the U.K. we don’t watch a lot of NFL here because our main sport is football (soccer) when you mentioned the whole weight issue then I could understand where you were coming from on the whole I can’t play and I understand you’d be naturally overpowered because of the height issue sorry but like I said I’m not against you doing LL because it’d make me a hypocrite wanting LL myself I’m against the hurting yourself physically it’ll get you no where bro it really won’t but if you do go for LL go safe with at most 10 cm 5 cm over both femurs and tibia you’ll then be 5’11 and hopefully happier trust me bro i myself wanted to do the 4 inch growth to be close to looking people in the eyes and I know how annoying it is to look up at people

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If it makes you feel any better...

I'm 36, 5' and 0.75 inches tall.  (not quite 5'1)

I started a company when I was 26 and 10 years later it's pretty grown and my salary is over $200,000 per year.

I have dated and have had relationships with very pretty, smart, just plain out good looking and wonderful woman.  This still continues and in fact, my quantity of attractive woman that I attract continues to go up as I become more and more refined and intelligent about how to approach people in general. 

I work out 5 days a week and I have all my clothes tailored.     Height has been one of those things about myself that I would think "darn, would be nice to be taller", HOWEVER, height has not prevented me from doing anything.  Okay...yes, it prevented my professional sports career, but I can live with that.

My business continues to thrive because the client is listening to what I say about our services and product line.  I am confident in what I say because I believe in what I'm talking about.  Hence, my height has nothing to do with whether or not I bring value to others.  That's business... bringing value to others and it has nothing to do with height. 

Point of all this is that your height doesn't define your worth and neither does another person.   With nearly 7 Billion people on this planet, there are millions of woman and men that are more than happy to give you a shot. Just show them what you're worth. You have too much going for, including your height.  Perspective is everything.

You can do it, man. 

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Dude, you need to get a grip on life. I could understand if you were 5'1 or 5'2, but at 5'8 you're taller than Tom Cruise and the same as Mark Wahlberg, two of the most successful men on Earth. I bet they never thought of drowning/jumping off a building when they were your age.

http://pixel.nymag.com/content/dam/daily/vulture/2014/06/20/20-comparative-height.jpg

(thanks to Valiant for this)

Actually you're the same height as the most powerful man in the world: Vladimir Putin (Trump being just another puppet in my opinion)

With shoes, you're touching 5'10.  Maybe your Creator has bigger and better things in store for you than the NFL. Obviously you're a very talented guy.

And if re-incarnation is true, who knows if your soul/consciousness will return in an ever shorter body - if you topped yourself?  Apparently we all came to this place to learn something, and we all chose the circumstances exactly.  Maybe you were a really tall fella in a previous life?

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Quote from: TheW on August 22, 2018, 09:30:28 PMIf it makes you feel any better...

I'm 36, 5' and 0.75 inches tall.  (not quite 5'1)

I started a company when I was 26 and 10 years later it's pretty grown and my salary is over $200,000 per year.

I have dated and have had relationships with very pretty, smart, just plain out good looking and wonderful woman.  This still continues and in fact, my quantity of attractive woman that I attract continues to go up as I become more and more refined and intelligent about how to approach people in general. 

I work out 5 days a week and I have all my clothes tailored.     Height has been one of those things about myself that I would think "darn, would be nice to be taller", HOWEVER, height has not prevented me from doing anything.  Okay...yes, it prevented my professional sports career, but I can live with that.

My business continues to thrive because the client is listening to what I say about our services and product line.  I am confident in what I say because I believe in what I'm talking about.  Hence, my height has nothing to do with whether or not I bring value to others.  That's business... bringing value to others and it has nothing to do with height. 

Point of all this is that your height doesn't define your worth and neither does another person.   With nearly 7 Billion people on this planet, there are millions of woman and men that are more than happy to give you a shot. Just show them what you're worth. You have too much going for, including your height.  Perspective is everything.

You can do it, man.

@TheW, I am glad you posted on here. I was actually going to mention you in my previous post.  You are a role model, a hero and obviously a very advanced soul!  It's all in the mind and perception really IS everything. Well done to you again pal.

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5'8" sucks in the west but it's really not suicide tier in any sense.

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Y'all are weak fukz

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It's worrying the amount of people close enough to average height thinking about suicide (you're certainly not the first, OP).