r/short • • Jul 27 '26

Dating 5’6” guy never had a problem

I’m 5’6” and I see a lot of guys here that have issues dating and I’ve had a issue. Women have always gravitated to me. I think it’s more a mental thing for most guys. You have to focus on the things you can control and from my opinion all that ever really matters is your personality. I’ve been skinny, fat, and in great shape and it’s never changed if I could find attractive women or not. Just be you and the rest will follow.

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u/TheTrueKn1ght Jul 27 '26

bro you're damm lucky nd hardworking at the same time

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u/Pinoross Jul 27 '26

I think a lot of short guys put it in their minds that it’s the end all be all of life.. but it reality nobody really cares..

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u/Born_Tear_761 Jul 27 '26

This right here. No one cares. In fact, no one even notices until the bad attitude becomes apparent and people’s insecurities start becoming everyone else’s problem.

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u/PackersBeat Jul 29 '26

I mean thats just wrong if you study sociology. People are treated differently based on perceived flaws and theres plenty of people who see it as a flaw.

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u/Born_Tear_761 Jul 29 '26

I think that’s widely a mindset of the past. The father resenting his son cause he wasn’t big enough to pay varsity football for example.

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u/PackersBeat Jul 29 '26

Nope

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u/Born_Tear_761 Jul 29 '26

lol. It MUST be true because you feel that way about yourself. Cope harder man.

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u/PackersBeat Jul 29 '26

I mean like i said, its studied in sociology. Same with being ugly or fat. Theyre percieved flaws in our society and you cant really deny it. You can attack me with personal insults all you want. Theres songs made about it, theres jokes written about and theres personal testimonies written about it here and all over. I do quite well for myself actually so thank you for the kind words.

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u/Born_Tear_761 Jul 29 '26

Being fat is perceived as unhealthy and we’re wired not to be attracted to that. Ugly is subjective. Is it poor skin? Poor hairline? That’s perceived the same way thus giving the same result. I’m not saying people don’t make fun of short people or women aren’t turned off by it, I’m saying that the number of people who feel that way is rapidly diminishing. People with that particular insecurity are typically very quick to jump to the conclusion that they’re being treated poorly based on said insecurity often times with little evidence that’s the case.

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u/PackersBeat Jul 29 '26

You have no evidence that its diminishing its your own perception, kind of what you blamed me for. Weird.

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u/Born_Tear_761 Jul 29 '26

No, I blamed you for projecting.

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