Short man syndrome and LL

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Most short men have short man syndrome, because we need to compensate the fact that we are short. Tall men don't need to try hard, they get women, jobs, success with a very small effort. Short men need to earn everything, but this is a good thing in my opinion.

Because of this, most short men are competitive and subconsciously do their best to succeed in career.
I noticed this my entire life, I noticed this also about myself.
Also, most of the successful men are quite short.

The richest men on earth that are 5'8 and under: Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Jack Ma, Amancio Ortega, Carlos Slim Helu, Michael Bloomberg, Mukesh Ambani, Sergey Brin, Charles Koch, Sheldon Adelson
Most successful actors are 5'8 and under: Dave Franco, Al Pacino, Ben Stiller, Tom Cruise, Ian Somerhalder, Zack Efron, Elijah Wood (this list is very big)

This "syndrome" is good only when you are tall, because whenever people see that you are good, successful, and a try hard at your career, they will say "yeah, he is just compensating for being short".
Does this "syndrome" go away after LL? I hope not. Having short man syndrome in a tall body is godlike. (example: Cristiano CRonnie7)

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Quote from: YungGud on May 11, 2019, 04:51:23 PMEverything is cool but Ian Somerhalder is 176 cm(5 ft 9.25)

lift wearer. he always wears 2-5 cm lifts

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Quote from: myloginacc on May 11, 2019, 05:28:29 PMStupid post.

There's a world of difference between someone who's 5'5 and 5'8/5'7. That's not how the world works. You're not "short" at 5'8 and then "average" at 5'9.

If you can't succeed in life at 5'7+ due to height dysphoria, it's all on you and your mind bringing you down.

I agree with what you say, but what you said is mostly off-topic.
I also said that height dysphoria is a motivation for career success.
With women, there is a small difference, but career wise there is no difference between 5'5 and 5'8.