A woman's height...

A few years ago, I wanted to see a lady from an agency that was run by a sweet lady, now no longer among the living(, and I was concerned by her height. The lady taught me a lesson when she said--"all women are the same "height" when you lay them down, honey." Dang if she wasn't right) Had a great time;P~~~~

.... there was a D.C. lady whose name escapes me (I want to say Ajay) who was 5'11'' before heels and she would always put something like "5'11'' can you climb?" in her ads.

"She is worth the climb"

According to the wiki site linked below, in the USA the average woman is about 5" shorter than the average 5'10" man.  Following their reference link to the CDC site shows that 95% of US women are still about 2" shorter than the average man.  Would guess based on their trends that less than 3% of women would qualify in the Amazon range.

On top of that, societal pressure is that women should be at least a little shorter than the man they're with -- a concept I realize but just don't understand.  However, I've had friends who absolutely refused to date girls taller than them, so there's some credibility to it.  Never really got a solid answer from them about why, so it's a mental/emotional thing they haven't explored either.  Their loss.

Anyway, taller providers may feel that highlighting their long, languorous frames is detrimental and could restrict their client base.  

In summary: there aren't many Amazons to begin with, and of those how many would provide, and of those how many would advertise height as an asset?

I've always loved Susan Anton!

I considered her an Amazon back in the day! She was like a bigger Farrah Fawcett in looks to me. She's 5'11 1/2" tall.

xoxo,

Steph

At least one lady in Raleigh is dang near six foot and another in Garner.

Then again I am 6' 4" so it hasn't been an issue yet . I was seeing a girl for a while that claimed to be 6' I don't think she was quite, but it sure was nice. Shame she up and disappeared.