r/TallPeopleProblems

I’m curious about the preferences of men who are over 6 feet tall.

When it comes to dating, do you have a preferred height range for women?

What’s the shortest height you’d happily date?

What’s the tallest height you’d happily date?

Do you prefer a significant height difference, or do you not really care?

Would you specifically prefer a woman who is 5'0–5'3, 5'4–5'6, 5'7–5'9, or 5'10+?

Does a woman being relatively tall (5'7"+) make her more attractive to you, less attractive, or make no difference?

For those who have dated women of very different heights, did you actually notice a difference in compatibility or physical attraction?

Also mention your height and age if you're comfortable. I’m mainly interested in hearing from men who are genuinely open to dating, not just hypothetical preferences.

Curious to hear honest answers!

I want to ask you a question:

I went through puberty after the age of 14.

My voice still hasn’t changed, and I still don’t have much facial hair.

I am still skinny.

My arm span is 180 cm.

My father is 181 cm tall.

When I was born, I weighed 1.5 kg.

After I turned 16, I grew about 7–8 cm.

I grew about 3 cm during the last year.

My leg length is 100 cm.

What do you think about these signs?

Is it possible for me to grow taller?

I'm 17 and 11month

172cm

I drive a sudan and it's nearly impossible for me to sit up straight while driving. I can't see stoplights when I'm next to them, and my head hits the ceiling. It's really frustrating since the car seat is the only chair I consistently use that actually has enough back support for me to sit up straight. And for me, trying to sit up straight just causes me pain unless I do have good back support. The last vehicle I drove was an SUV which somehow was even worse since the ceiling curved down on one side and forced me to sit at an angle. I'm 6'2" which is tall, but not really that tall. It feels like the maximum height car makers ever consider is 5'10" or 6' though. I frequently have to drive for 8+ hours at a time and I just wish that I was able to sit comfortably while doing that. I'm sure there are cars that are comfortable for tall people, but it's not feasible for me to get a new car anytime soon. Is there any way to install lower seats or something? I'm guessing not, and even if I could, it might just make my legs more uncomfortable then.

I’m 6’8 (200cm) and was wondering if anyone has any good sweatpants or jeans recommendations. I’m looking for something baggy and stylish considering I am in High school.

Honestly, is it too tall for a woman? I just feel like a giant towering over all the other girls, even the guys. Since I'm very thin, it reinforces this impression that I'm a "stick." I don't dare look at others because I always feel taller than everyone else, and it's giving me social anxiety. I don't even dare wear heels because I know I'll be very tall...

6’2M here… Recent trends on TikTok have been demonizing relationships between tall guys and shorter women. As a tall guy, I’ve noticed a pattern of how I date and mostly being attracted to shorter women. It’s not deliberate. I just noticed it when looking back at my dating history.
However, TikTok and a lot of other platforms have become increasingly hostile toward this dynamic, with some people even throwing around pedophile rhetoric. I’m in my 20s and in my freshman year of college, and I’ve always dated women my age or older, so I’m wondering what this trend is about.
Personally, I feel more masculine with shorter women, and it really has nothing to do with the claims people are making. So I’m wondering is this also the case for some here ?

I’m 6'3" and 18 years old. I was already 6 feet tall when I was 14. Whenever I go to college, people often comment on how tall I am. The same thing happened in school too. Since I’m noticeably taller than most students around me, people sometimes make comments like, “Bournvita piya tha kya?” or ask me how I became so tall.

Usually, I just say, “I don’t know, I’ve been tall since I was a kid.” But after a day or two, someone asks me the exact same question again. This has happened so many times throughout my school and college life that it sometimes feels awkward having to give the same answer over and over again.

I also feel like my height has affected the way I connect with other students. People sometimes treat me differently because I stand out physically. I had only two or three close friends in school, and as I grew taller over the years while my friends stayed around the same height, I started feeling even more noticeable.

I think it’s easier to bond with people when you have something in common, but I’m naturally an awkward and introverted person, so making friends is already difficult for me. Being noticeably taller sometimes makes starting conversations feel even more awkward.

Sometimes I feel like I might be one of the few people who is actually insecure about being so tall. I know a lot of people would probably love to be tall, but when you’re noticeably taller than almost everyone around you, it can sometimes feel isolating rather than advantageous.

I live in West Bengal, and from what I notice around me, many male students around my age are considerably shorter than me. Because of that, my height tends to become one of the first things people notice and talk about.

So my main question is: When someone asks me, “How are you so tall?” or keeps making comments about my height, what can I say that keeps the conversation going instead of making it awkward?

\[This is not a joke post , it is about my problem i face in daily life 🙏]