I've had a thought running through my head over the past two days. That thought is this: Is height really as important as we all believe it is? Why else would we be obsessed with it:
One part of me tells me that their is no way height is that important, that it's all an illusion. Height is just another excuse for why I'm not where I want to be in life.
The other part of me who is fundamentally aware of social nuances and has life experience is screaming in the back of my head. "YES IT IS DUMMY. HEIGHT IS ABSOLUTELY THIS IMPORTANT
Its hilarious and funny and stupid that its important and people would judge you and perceive you based on something so asinine as your vertical length. But the truth is the truth and we need to accept reality as it is.
I guess I'm having a crisis of faith at the moment. There's a part of me that says "all this is a mental illness", " you just need to work on your personality, bank account and money", "this won't fix you."
Limb lengthening surgery won't "fix" your life, its true. But pretending that humans don't treat other people based off the way we look is the height of delusion.
Quote from: BelowTheMean on February 04, 2022, 09:38:32 PMIf you’re a well-rounded man whose biggest shortcoming is your height, then it’s going to be really important to you personally. If you are lacking in other areas then height is probably not your biggest worry, and if it is you should reevaluate your priorities.
I disagree. You are rich, you got to go to college and you could afford one of the best doctors in the world - at a first world price.
I am average...I didn't go to college, and I have nothing to lose and no f**ks left to give.
If anything if someone is well-rounded and already happy with their life they would be LESS likely to obsess about this surgery and develop a height neurosis.
Men have a natural desire to be superior to other men. What better way to be superior then to discourage other men from going through with limb lengthening surgery.
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