Shoulder width

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Hello everyone I haven't heard of much concern for shoulders and/or overall body "width" for lack of a better word. One of the things that makes height so valuable to men is that it's crucial in building a manly frame that looks good and has a certain presence. I think, however, that it can be detremental to be tall with a narrow build i.e a thin body with small, narrow shoulders and short arms but I haven't seen much concern for how well a patient will "carry" his new height.
LL patients will obviously be smaller than a naturally tall man: smaller hands, feet, head, torso etc. I know the upper body can be built but only to a certain extent  and so I wonder is this not an issue?

As we know wide shoulders and a strong neck will give much illusion of stature while a tall but lanky man will not have a very attractive body type. Maybe this isn't much of a problem I don't know much about shoulder width but I would assume it correlates with height, my father is roughly 8 cm taller than me and has much wider shoulders, it may be hat I haven't "filled out" yet as they say but I still doubt my frame will be as big. Does this worry anyone else or can it be solved by building the shoulder muscles?

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Guess I'm unfortunate in that regard my hands, feet and overall frame is still smaller than my dad. Did any of you grow into your bodytype/build till 20-21 or have you been the same since 19?

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Hold on so you've lenghtened 12 cm above your original height?
If I got that right you look great mate and I've got little to worry about. It could even be a slight aestethic perk for us ll patients as our hipbones should be shorter than our naturally taller peers so we can get that V-look with more easy.

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Read kilokahn's diary looks like he's aiming for 6 cm and I think he's still in india.

-Godspeed.