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Posted on Jan 15, 2014, 8:17 pm
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Today I had the pleasure of reading the following statement from Sweden:

Quote from: Sweden on January 15, 2014, 07:01:52 PMThere is only one tip a guy needs to date a lot of women - be tall. (Sure, don't be retarded either..


This, combined with the fact that the largest group of people to respond to a recently posted height poll were 171 CM and above (average or even above average in most places), led me to really wonder about the social benefits and sensibility of cosmetic LL for those going from average or slightly bellow/above average height to tall. Is it worth it?

Is there a maximum reasonable starting height for those seeking to go through LL for the sole purpose of gaining height (not to improve proportions, that's something else entirely)?

I'd love to hear your views.

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Posted on Jan 15, 2014, 8:38 pm
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Quote from: jerry on January 15, 2014, 08:34:32 PMMax "sane" starting height is 6ft if they are in countries of Denmark, Netherland, USA etc.   If somebody was 6ft2,  why do they need to do LL.?  That's my view.


Interesting comment, Jerry. But what about, say, someone 6'2 in the United States wanting to be 6'4? What are your thoughts on that? I'm nowhere near that height, but sometimes I am scared that taller people will begin getting LL too once it becomes better known, which is, of course inevitable. What are other people's views on someone naturally 5'11, 6'0, and 6'1 getting LL?

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