OK, I know there have been too many conversations about size, but what about height differences? I'm 5'6" (on a good day) and in real life I've always pursued/dated/married women who were shorter than me. It's been fun to play a bit with taller women, but I still feel a bit self conscious about taller women. I've only had one woman make a comment about height, and she was my height barefoot. I think she just didn't want to lose the heels. (Is heel size another neurosis to discuss??)
When I see that someone is 5 or 6 inches taller than me, I give pause for some reason. Once you're horizontal, of course, it's far less of an issue. Is this just another crazy male insecurity for me to destroy on my journey of exploration & experimentation? Women, does it matter to you? To my fellow compact men, what's your experience been
Yeah communication is the key to have a successful interaction with someone. Height or other physical attributes may affect the deliver of your thoughts but not a significant factor. Commitment and understanding is way better than physical characteristics. Right?
I can wear heels and still be shorter than most men I see. I do think that this has driven a lot of guys like yourself my way, who may be intimidated or insecure by women taller than themselves, and I often get the request of "no heels please."
I certainly enjoy the company of shorter than average men, it makes some things easier
Oh how nice a road trip to Chicago would be! You can wear heels for me. Maybe I can also bring my imaginary friends Jon Stewart and Neil deGrasse Tyson.
I still tend to ask her to ether not wear heels or to take them off. Part of it is they don't look comfortable and I want her to be comfortable as possible. Second I tend to associate heels with the whole stripper look and while I like strippers as a rule, I hate look. Sometimes the no heels request has nothing to do with height.
Interesting take! Thanks, I hadn't considered that, since I only wear heels that are comfortable to walk in, and almost always dress in business casual or elegant evening wear for dates. Neither look feels finished to me in flats.
I think physical attribute is just a superficial requirement. If you really want to socialize or want to date someone, do it out and proud. Stop measuring and whining about your height because It's the personality that counts
No whining from me, the OP. I'm generally happy in my own skin & bones. Just curious about expanding my horizons and wanted to see what people of other altitudes & genders think.
Posted By: brock69
I think physical attribute is just a superficial requirement. If you really want to socialize or want to date someone, do it out and proud. Stop measuring and whining about your height because It's the personality that counts
... and I love women that are taller than me. Most providers that I see are in the 5'- 5'2" range and I love them to pieces, but when I come across a gal that piques my interest who is 5'9" or above I get extra excited.
I'm on the tall side and I've found fun with various heights and weights. Height makes no aesthetic difference for me, though I find that some shorter guys don't like taller girls. As a result, I'm usually asked out more by tall guys and most of my clients are fairly tall. I'd love more variety.
six feet . . . . and eight inches. I always was partial to spinners, but a year ago, I had a run of tall providers for several months of 5-9 and above, and it really opened my mind to more types of women. Now I don't even look at the profile stats when selecting someone to see.
Depending on the activity (69), a women who is slightly taller can actually be and advantage. Less stress on your neck
Posted By: RSpork
OK, I know there have been too many conversations about size, but what about height differences? I'm 5'6" (on a good day) and in real life I've always pursued/dated/married women who were shorter than me. It's been fun to play a bit with taller women, but I still feel a bit self conscious about taller women. I've only had one woman make a comment about height, and she was my height barefoot. I think she just didn't want to lose the heels. (Is heel size another neurosis to discuss??)
When I see that someone is 5 or 6 inches taller than me, I give pause for some reason. Once you're horizontal, of course, it's far less of an issue. Is this just another crazy male insecurity for me to destroy on my journey of exploration & experimentation? Women, does it matter to you? To my fellow compact men, what's your experience been?
I used to get teased a lot in school for being so petite. We're talking nicknames, being used as an armrest, being shut in lockers, you name it. But now I've actually grown to love being short. It means that no matter how tall my man is, he'll almost otherwise tower over me.
I've noticed, though, that a lot of height is in presentation, both physical and sociological. Short people with good posture and lots of confidence can appear to be tall, while the tallest person can be short with the right clothes and presentation. I had a friend I didn't even realize was 6'3" until three years into our friendship, he presented so short. So I guess, at least for me, absolute height on men doesn't matter nearly as much as how they present themselves.
A variety of heights makes different position more advantageous/easier on my back anyway.... It isn't something I "shop" for. Though I recently looked for a skinny tall provider. Didn't find any to my liking in Vegas that weekend...
At 6++++ I can hardly tell the difference between 5' and 5' 4"....
have to avoid the providers that are much shorter than me as it make for some difficult match ups. did find a provider one time in Dallas that was over 6' . we had a great time. K9 was much easier as was 69
And proud of it!!! Hate when clients don't read & then say "OMG she's so tall"... I advertise it all over my ads & website!!! But I get a lot of clients who love tall women & they are shorter then me... They usually tell me when we r lying down we are the same height.... I love confident PEOPLE!!!
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