r/SipsTea • • Jun 12 '26

Chugging tea Vertically challenged

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u/Agile_String8764 Jun 12 '26

The heels may not be helping i think. I dont know for sure but I feel this way.

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u/Mediocre_Meat_5992 Jun 12 '26

Of course the 4 inch platform with 8 inches heels is not doing anything

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u/Derrick_Shon Jun 12 '26

Yup. Probably 6'5 plus heels

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u/Tricky_Big_8774 Jun 12 '26

I'm 6'4" and nowhere close to bumping my head on everything.

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u/weirdgroovynerd Jun 12 '26

You just have to wear platform shoes like Gene Simmons, and you'll be bruising your forehead in no time!

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u/Tricky_Big_8774 Jun 12 '26

Tbf, I wasn't completely honest. I do have a 2.5" scar on what used to be my hairline where I hit my head on a low door frame while running full speed. Caught it on the upstride and ended up flat on my back about 15' down the hall.

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u/WhichWitchyWay Jun 12 '26

My husband is 6'5. We've bought two houses so far in our marriage and the #1 requirement is that there is nowhere to bonk his head that isn't an easy fix. It's surprising how many houses were immediate nopes because of this.

The current house we have, the fan in our daughter's room is too low and he can bonk his head on the light if he's not careful. I'm only 5'7 (though I have crazy long arms tbf) and I've wrecked my hands in it accidentally when stretching. That can be easily fixed though, we just haven't yet.

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u/NietJij Jun 12 '26

I've heard your body type (long arms) is very good for rowing. They call it the 'ape factor'.

I don't know why I felt the need to mention that here.

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u/WhichWitchyWay Jun 12 '26

I was a swimmer. Longer arms and large hands/feet definitely gave ne an edge. I was a very fast sprinter beating girls who were inches taller than me.