Student life vs workforce, which made you feel height matters more?

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Everyone of us have had student life. We all went to elementary schools, middle schools, high schools and colleges. After we graduated, we had to work to earn money, that's the workforce environment.

When you tried to date a girl, in schools or workforce, which made you feel that height is more of a factor in order to get in relationship with the one you loved?

Some said student life, some workforce.

Girls in school life could be picky when they looked for their boyfriends, and height became something that influenced their decisions. However, girls in workforce could be more picky or they didn't really mind how tall their boyfriends were. It depends though.

Share your thoughts and experiences, thanks.

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Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 16, 2021, 04:07:07 PMStudents have limited understanding of money as they have no kids and their parents are paying their rent. Therefore students will almost certainly go after tall and handsome guys.

As women age, they have increased spending requirements. From cosmetics and bags to rent and pets, many will increasingly realize that their earning power cannot catch-up with their spending power. A man with good career prospects, will give them the security and assistance they need to achieve the life they want. Working age women does not appreciate height as much as students, because they want money instead.

Well said. But in some cases, working age women still prioritize height, and that could be why a lot of men are single. Usually students don't know how the world works, so they focus more on other things. And, Students like to compare like who's taller, who's stronger or who has better smartphone.

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Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 17, 2021, 08:34:06 AMHeight is of course an issue. Working age women need to look out for the genes of their babies as well. However in your case of a developing Asian country, money and generosity would trounce height.

As for why many men are single, I think that's just due to one-child-policy and selective abortion of daugthers. Can't blame the women who are alive today for what parents of the previous generation did.

Sometimes working age women are looking for short relationship with men, not for marriage, and height in this case may become a factor.

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Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 18, 2021, 06:31:00 AMFrom my experience it's the opposite. Working age women has less time for partying, so they look for longer relationships. It's the students I meet who date aimlessly, and are much more emotionally driven, resulting in shorter relationships.

Regardless, I'm probably a few years older than you and still not want to get married. What's the point unless you're getting a baby?

Due to globalization, COVID pandemic and rise of the internet, working age men and women have more time to do other stuffs they want. Companies want them to work home.