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

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Quote from: Blue Lunar on August 22, 2018, 07:11:28 PMHey let me tell you something. I played football in middle school where I was not obsessed with height back then. I was the best player on my team every single year. I put in a lot of hard work and dedication to be that good. I wanted to play NFL because I fking loved it. And I don’t know if you know a single damn thing about football because the “roid boys” get banned. They are overpaid to maintain such a body that is both fast and strong at the same time and they do it naturally. There is nothing wrong with idolizing football players. The famous nfl players today are famous because they idolized other football players before them. Overall, your post makes me sick. I am really concerned about you if you think nfl players need roids. Maybe learn a thing or two before posting? Thanks.

Young and naive if you think every top athlete in every sport isn't on something. Lol at the idea that someone can be natural and compete at the top, when there's millions of dollars at stake. Of course the careless roid boys who get caught up will get banned and humiliated to the public to idiots like you to keep the facade that the sport is clean. But I won't continue to burst your delicate bubble.

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If someone has suicide thoughts being 5.8, then he is really sick psychologically.
If you think that your life is so bad due to your height then yes, commit suicide. After all, if someone is suicidal then he'll always find a reason.

Your height is not good but not bad either. If you were 5ft I would understand your words but still it is really stupid to suicide for not being tall enough to be comsidered attractive. There are much more important things than that.

So im a few words, I believe that you are just a boy with mental problems and bad appearance who thinks that his height is his main problem.
But anyone who says about suicides at 5.8 maybe should do it. He won't offer anything in society after all.

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Quote from: edwardv6 on August 23, 2018, 12:53:18 AMYoung and naive if you think every top athlete in every sport isn't on something. Lol at the idea that someone can be natural and compete at the top, when there's millions of dollars at stake. Of course the careless roid boys who get caught up will get banned and humiliated to the public to idiots like you to keep the facade that the sport is clean. But I won't continue to burst your delicate bubble.

Instead of talking to me why don’t you step up to a real NFL player and say all this crap. I can tell you this: I can rip off a strand of hair off of a football player and you would be full of   compared to that strand of hair mate. I feel sorry for you that you don’t have the same drive as these people and that you have to bring negativity towards here since you are not as big strong or rich as them. You are probably another one of those idiot keyboard warriors who goes on youtube watching body transformation videos and shouting “steroiiiiiiiiiiids”. They do drug tests, idiot. If the entire NFL was juicing then there would be no such thing. And most players are perfect for their size. Adrian Peterson 6’1 225. Juju 6’1 215. John Ross 5’11 188 pounds. I can see myself getting to 200+ pounds if I was taller. Look up phil heath and jay cutler. Those are steroid users. Oh yeah I forgot they are full time professionals taking high doses cuz they bodybuild for a living. Yes smaller people can be on steroids and it is obvious when they are. You can see it from their red flushy skin, ridiculous vascularity, 3d delts, and when their skin looks like damn dck skin. Sounds like a lot of bro science but for someone like you that needs to understand I have to explain everything I could. Again, try talking to a football player. Let’s see his reaction.

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Quote from: Racurz on August 22, 2018, 08:21:29 PMAh 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

I know LL wont help me at all in any way. I dont think I will be as strong afterwards nor would I be able to run fast. It just sucks that I have to be programmed to reach 5’8. These footballers are blessed. Like I am just furious. Height is important believe it or not. Tall = advantages. Short = disadvantages. Maybe short people are more agile and have better coordination but thats it. Tall means fast heavy athletic etc.

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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.

I do iphone reselling as a business at this age. I make 500 bucks profit every week. Thats almost 25k a year for me. I am shooting for 100k a year. But oh wait does this money make me happy? No. I can buy everything and do anything but is it more important then height? No. When you read my post did yiu understand how I really feel. Height is what matters to me the most. I would rather be 6’1 and reject 1 billion dollars. I like how you are handling this life comlared to other people and congrats. I really admire you for this. But some people are not the same. I cant accept it. I cant live with it. You train 5 days a week? I train also. I first started at 13. This is my 4th uear at 17 because remember I wanted to play football and I wanna get strong. I ended up benching 310 by the time my junior year ended. No I am not bull ting. Is my strength making me happy? No. If there was a drug that I could take that would cut my life expectancy for 20 years in return of 5 inches I would take it.

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Quote from: Blue Lunar on August 23, 2018, 01:52:53 AMI know LL wont help me at all in any way. I dont think I will be as strong afterwards nor would I be able to run fast. It just sucks that I have to be programmed to reach 5’8. These footballers are blessed. Like I am just furious. Height is important believe it or not. Tall = advantages. Short = disadvantages. Maybe short people are more agile and have better coordination but thats it. Tall means fast heavy athletic etc.

You can run after LL providing you stay within the safe limits of lengthening and go to a good doctor you’d true you won’t be example if your best was 35.000 miles per hour after LL you’d probably be like 25,000 miles per hour obviously no one is like that I’m basically saying you’ll lose maybe 10-20% of your overall speed on average but a lot of people actually saying they can go the same distance they did before LL.

Have you actually talked to your parents about your height issue I can’t remember if you’ve already listed your parents heights but if not how tall are they

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Go play real football mate. You're only 1 inch taller then the living legend himself, so you should be able to make it.

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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.

Congrats on everything so far man. I wish you well and hope you end up happy and healthy!

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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.

This is awesome! You are a real inspiration people here could learn a lot from you. Life is definitely what you make of it.

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Quote from: Blue Lunar on August 22, 2018, 07:15:41 PMBecause drowning is painful and jumping off a building is scary. Shooting yourself with a gun is the fastest and most painless way. Oh and I am assuming you don’t know what failing to commit suicide means. It means not succeeding in commiting suicide. If you still do not understand let me know I can try to explain it with easier vocabulary.

How is it scary? If stuff like that seems scary to you, then I don't know what to say. Jumping off a building is easy as hell. Just get drunk and step over the ledge head first. Slit wrists beforehand so you also bleed out. You say you can't do it, but in reality you are just a pussy. I mean, real men do whatever necessary to reach their goals. Leg lengthening, getting laid, getting rich, killing themselves. Everything real men do, they do with confidence, without fidgeting.