Is dating a girl taller than you weird

Celebrities getting hastily engaged is neither new nor particularly exciting, but this pairing offered some fun new twists: an age difference, a tangential relationship to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry , and the perceived height difference between the two. But the Jonas-Chopra height debate reenergized me, so I decided to email a few of my friends on both ends of the height spectrum to see how being tall or not has affected their love lives or not. When asked how they navigate dating apps as a tall person, most of the single women I talked to said that they lay it all out upfront. Middle school teasing aside, height preferences in the dating world are related to a whole host of societal pressures worth unpacking. A few of the women I asked shared a similar, imprecise equation, which factored height and width into the math of not feeling bigger. I also tone down the flirting with taller women because I feel like they are most likely not interested in me based on my height.

I don't care if I'm taller than you. Being a tall girl is the shit. If I have heels on and you find yourself feeling short, remember that you should feel like a badass for being with a tall girl. In fact, I get off on being taller than you, even though it might not happen very often. If you feel emasculated and let it show, I'm moving right along to a man who doesn't feel threatened by me. In fact, I'm going to actively try to be taller than you. Especially if you're tall.

I looked around on the internet AKA Reddit to see do men care you height? I understand should some straight women prefer to date a guy who's taller than them. But girl do shorter feel about height when it comes to dating, sex, and relationships? As I expected going into my deep-dive guys, the answers were you varied:.

This article was written by Stephen Silver from Honest Pickup. Learn more about Stephen and his business at the bottom of the post. My girlfriend was only slightly taller than I was. Any feelings of manliness or confidence I had would disintegrate. I knew I had nothing to be ashamed of.