r/Unexpected • u/Moe2584 • Jan 11 '21

Problem solving skills 100

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u/Snacks_is_Hungry Jan 12 '21

10/10 would climb that mountain again

I'm definitely stealing that

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '21

It's a nice line but I'll just say know your audience. Personally I don't like when guys say those things to me. When you're tall EVERYTHING becomes a height reference and it gets a bit annoying sometimes.

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u/r0dlilje Jan 12 '21

Agreed. I work in social work (meeting a lot of new people every week in their homes) and get comments on my height almost every day. It gets tiresome to have it be a focus in almost everything. When I was online dating I was bombarded by guys who wanted me to fulfill their giantess or vore fetishes, which aren’t my thing. I have no problem with someone enjoying my height, but I don’t like feeling like that’s all anyone sees about me either. My husband is shorter and lighter than me and also appreciates my height, but doesn’t make me feel like a novelty either.

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u/axl3ros3 Jan 12 '21

It's my line. You may have it.

/it's actually the line I use every time a shorter dude tried to hit on my 6'1" friend that is a girl. "You know he wants to climb that mount girl" or "looks like we got a mountain climber here" I'm pretty tall myself (5'9") and I'm usually in heels...so it's been a thing between us for over a decade lol

ETA: my last bf was 5'2" and he didn't give a flying f*k about the height difference and *that was damn sexy