why do you want to dominate people uppland, that's ridiculous, you height neurosis has gone so bad 
you want to take you revenge on life or what?
I'm 182 cm and even if i add 3 cm to my height, i would feel totally fine, and 185 cm is not an imposing height, but i don't give a , it's good enough to feel tall around women, and solid with your peers
Quote from: KiloKAHN on October 07, 2014, 05:47:48 PMMaybe it's hard for me to understand coming from a starting height of 165 cm, but I don't quite understand why some people aren't happy unless they're taller than 95% of the population. You wouldn't feel uncomfortable standing out that much all the time?
For me it's primarily the fact that my height didn't live up to my expectations at all. All of my adult male family members are pretty much 188+ and always get described as gallant, imposing, strong, healthy, and handsome because of their height.
I always wanted and expected to be part of that club. I've always felt like my height disappointed them too, although it disappoints me more than anyone.
I live in a place where I come across people 6'0 and up very, very frequently, so I wouldn't stand out at this height. I get jealous and bitter inside a lot of times when I meet these people and talk about height with them because they take what they have for granted, sometimes act as if they deserve to be that height, and make fun of shorter people (usually without meaning to hurt them) without knowing what it feels like to have always wanted to be taller and never having gotten there. These aren't the people I need to have in my life, so I do my best to disregard them completely.
But my height still pains me and makes me feel like I'm not the gallant and handsome man I should be, even though I am very happy with my facial features (here's another area that's easy to take for granted when you've got it and others don't, I suppose) and musculature (which I work out to maintain). It's difficult to feel masculine when I'm significantly shorter than feel I should be.
What I hate most about this dilemma is that, unlike most other things that I don't like about my life, I can't do much about my height now that I don't like it. Now that I know about LL, I am finally going to be able to do something about it. But even I am a little surprised that I'm seriously willing to go this far, but ultimately it comes down the the fact that I'm absolutely sick of living with height neurosis.
where do you live taller, unless you live in the netherlands, there is no way 188 cm can appear average sometimes
Let's just say the place I'm from isn't far from the border of the Netherlands. It's like 15 minutes by foot from the actual border line.
only we LL patient or potential ll who think of that average people don't consider that because they don't go trough pain ...
I think that 186 is the ideal height
Quote from: Taller on October 07, 2014, 06:31:02 PMLet's just say the place I'm from isn't far from the border of the Netherlands. It's like 15 minutes by foot from the actual border line.
Are you Belgian or German? In either case i doubt the average height there is significantly different than Sweden. While everyone has the right to cure height neurosis, i cant help but feel that people who feel they need to be 185+ to be happy probably have other problems that they should consider looking into before going through with LL.
No less than 7 feet. Preferably 8 feet, so there'll be no one on this earth, that is taller than me. That way I'll be sure my height neurosis is finally cured!
Quote from: Wannabegiant on October 07, 2014, 06:54:53 PMAre you Belgian or German? In either case i doubt the average height there is significantly different than Sweden. While everyone has the right to cure height neurosis, i cant help but feel that people who feel they need to be 185+ to be happy probably have other problems that they should consider looking into before going through with LL.
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he could be german, belgian , in those countries the average height is about 180 cm , but he is going to say it's 190 cm.
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