There is a Jacked Gym dude at my gym, who is 5'6" ish . He always looks sad , because when he leaves the gym he is just a short sad caucasian dude , wearing a cap to hide his bald head , with his little caucasian hands wrapped around a big + size iPhone . #sad
This would be a good procedure for old people who have gotten short due to age.
They're always having surgery anyhow so they might as well fit this into the schedule somewhere
I don't think it would work because of issues with circulation that come with aging. There would be more tissue but circulation would be the same which would make them less efficient.
There is a Jacked Gym dude at my gym, who is 5'6" ish . He always looks sad , because when he leaves the gym he is just a short sad caucasian dude , wearing a cap to hide his bald head , with his little caucasian hands wrapped around a big + size iPhone . #sad
I don't understand why any guy under 5'8 would hate it. You're closer to the height of most women which means you have a bigger view of women and can appreciate their beauty more. And it's easier for you to take on roles on camera because you're able to easily fit your whole body in the camera shot. Tom Cruises' stature makes him more versatile in acting roles, to use one example.
Also, being tall is just another liability in aging due to circulation issues. Shorter people live longer. Their aging hearts have to do less work than a taller person's. Someone like Shaq probably won't live past 70 despite having access to the best doctors that money can buy.
There is a Jacked Gym dude at my gym, who is 5'6" ish . He always looks sad , because when he leaves the gym he is just a short sad caucasian dude , wearing a cap to hide his bald head , with his little caucasian hands wrapped around a big + size iPhone . #sad
I don't understand why any guy under 5'8 would hate it. You're closer to the height of most women which means you have a bigger view of women and can appreciate their beauty more. And it's easier for you to take on roles on camera because you're able to easily fit your whole body in the camera shot. Tom Cruises' stature makes him more versatile in acting roles, to use one example.
Little Gym dude does not have camera crew following him. The 5'10" model who works out at our gym would treat the short jack dude like a garden ornament . The little gym guy wears a different b-ball cap every day to keep himself interesting . little jacked gym dude would be a good guest on citius mag, chris could ask him questions on why society hates him .
I'm "short", and it has virtually no barring on my life. As an "athlete" who has gone through a LOT of injuries and surgeries, I can tell you that any person who elects to have a surgery like this to gain THREE inches is an idiot no matter how tall or short they actually are. And that idiocy PROBABLY has more of a bearing on how "society" acts towards them.
Can the guy ever run or jump around the same again after that surgery? Is even going to try?!?! Three inches taller, and he's probably now 1000x more useless on a basketball court.
Are we sure this wasn't an Onion piece or something?
I'm "short", and it has virtually no bearing on my life. As an "athlete" who has gone through a LOT of injuries and surgeries, I can tell you that any person who elects to have a surgery like this to gain THREE inches is an idiot no matter how tall or short they actually are. And that idiocy PROBABLY has more of a bearing on how "society" acts towards them.
Can the guy ever run or jump around the same again after that surgery? Is even going to try?!?! Three inches taller, and he's probably now 1000x more useless on a basketball court.
Are we sure this wasn't an Onion piece or something?
Jesus. Yeah where's that "edit" function?!?! Brojos I'll register again if you add editing functionality.
I'm "short", and it has virtually no barring on my life. As an "athlete" who has gone through a LOT of injuries and surgeries, I can tell you that any person who elects to have a surgery like this to gain THREE inches is an idiot no matter how tall or short they actually are. And that idiocy PROBABLY has more of a bearing on how "society" acts towards them.
Can the guy ever run or jump around the same again after that surgery? Is even going to try?!?! Three inches taller, and he's probably now 1000x more useless on a basketball court.
Are we sure this wasn't an Onion piece or something?
Also, being tall is just another liability in aging due to circulation issues. Shorter people live longer. Their aging hearts have to do less work than a taller person's. Someone like Shaq probably won't live past 70 despite having access to the best doctors that money can buy.
I admired and envied my teammate who was 5'5, 125 lbs. with great leg speed (13:20, 3:39 in 1980s). We didn't train that much as a program but his size is a real asset. Other people saw his talent too, as his acceleration and light stride were evident. Athletics West nabbed in a second upon graduation. If you want to run, small size can help.
I admired and envied my teammate who was 5'5, 125 lbs. with great leg speed (13:20, 3:39 in 1980s). We didn't train that much as a program but his size is a real asset. Other people saw his talent too, as his acceleration and light stride were evident. Athletics West nabbed in a second upon graduation. If you want to run, small size can help.
Yeah that's another great point. The best distance runners on average are under 5'10. It's just simple physics.
For running, being small is an asset so it makes no sense for runners to hate on people with small stature.
A lot of second guessing this man's decision. As a short person myself (5'7"), there are a lot of people who never you take you seriously. Most women want nothing to do with you and in a business setting, you are treated with less respect. In fact, I would venture to guess that men under 5'9" are completely filtered out of most female searches on dating apps.
If I were 20 years younger, I would consider this. Although, the story does not talk about the long term effects of the procedure. Can you resume normal athletic endeavors? Is the strength of the femur forever compromised? The price is cheap enough. It's just 25k an inch. Not bad.
A lot of second guessing this man's decision. As a short person myself (5'7"), there are a lot of people who never you take you seriously. Most women want nothing to do with you and in a business setting, you are treated with less respect. In fact, I would venture to guess that men under 5'9" are completely filtered out of most female searches on dating apps.
If I were 20 years younger, I would consider this. Although, the story does not talk about the long term effects of the procedure. Can you resume normal athletic endeavors? Is the strength of the femur forever compromised? The price is cheap enough. It's just 25k an inch. Not bad.
That's a big fat lie. In business settings, people respect your power more than your height when you have a big power differential. If you're just starting out then maybe it will be difficult. But if you're a 5'5 CEO in a room of lower paid execs from your own company you're going to be treated with deference.
Height isn't everything. Some smaller people makeup for it by projecting their voices more. There are just too many variables involved in human interactions to boil it down to one thing like height. Life is more nuanced.
I'm "short", and it has virtually no barring on my life. As an "athlete" who has gone through a LOT of injuries and surgeries, I can tell you that any person who elects to have a surgery like this to gain THREE inches is an idiot no matter how tall or short they actually are. And that idiocy PROBABLY has more of a bearing on how "society" acts towards them.
Can the guy ever run or jump around the same again after that surgery? Is even going to try?!?! Three inches taller, and he's probably now 1000x more useless on a basketball court.
Are we sure this wasn't an Onion piece or something?
You are very outspoken for a short man.
Have you heard? Next year in first grade we're gonna learn MATH!!! Are you nervous?
I'm not. Cause I'm 39. But you...maybe you should be nervous.
A lot of second guessing this man's decision. As a short person myself (5'7"), there are a lot of people who never you take you seriously. Most women want nothing to do with you and in a business setting, you are treated with less respect. In fact, I would venture to guess that men under 5'9" are completely filtered out of most female searches on dating apps.
If I were 20 years younger, I would consider this. Although, the story does not talk about the long term effects of the procedure. Can you resume normal athletic endeavors? Is the strength of the femur forever compromised? The price is cheap enough. It's just 25k an inch. Not bad.
I can sure relate to the fact that most women want nothing to do with me.
I'm a shade under 5'6" & I've had nothing but bad luck with women.
Some of the names that I've endured over the years are "Shorty," "Short Stuff," "Little Man," & "Manlet."
It's so bad with me that I can't stand to look at myself in a full-length mirror or reflection on glass window.
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