r/tall

I have. 2015 jeep Cherokee and a lot of the times I have to duck my head to see the street light when I’m at a red light

I'm starting to think having a back is overrated, I wish I was just a head connected to a pair of legs.

I (F27) constantly hear people say that most men don't like tall women (especially over 5'10) and that it's harder to attract them. On top of that I'm very thin, I don't have crazy curves even though I'm healthy and eat well. I also workout so I'm toned but I don't fit the current standards like big boobs, small cute nose, plump lips etc.

Could some tall (and thin) women cheer me up and share stories about times they’ve attracted male attention, in different contexts? I’m 6'1 and I always feel way too tall. I'm a bit depressed about it.

I feel like no one will ever find me attractive even though I’m very feminine and dress well, I have long hair and sometimes I get called pretty/charming (only by older men, women or homeless people lmao)... I don't want to have an intimidating/dominant vibe, I'm rather cute and bubbly. I know that my height isn't exceptional on this sub, but in real life it definitely is. I don't care about height myself, I'v had crushes on (often older) men who were between 5'7-5'10 but I always feel ridiculous next to them and I feel like there's no way someone will want someone like me. I'm European, for context, not American.

I’m an avid cyclist, and recently my bike has been feeling too small which forces me to bend down a lot more than required, ultimately putting pressure on my lower back.

My budget is $3-4k.