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Reality has a well-known pro-vaccine bias. It’s disgusting; reality should really be willing to hear both sides on this issue.

How about you stop body snarking and trivializing the struggles of every single tall woman who has posted in this thread about their eating disorders, body dysmorphia, and experience with bullying as a result of being “giant”?

It’s a fair question, why the snark?

I don’t get the snark about “tall people problems”. I’ve been 5’10” since I was in 7th grade and I am pretty self conscious about my height, even still, at 30. I can only imagine what it would be like being 6’1” or taller as a 16 year old girl. My mother is 6’0” and I was super nervous I would be too. Her sisters are…

nvm all the comments from tall girls discussing how our height has contributed to eating disorders etc. nah it’s cool, we’ll just go “chill” over here.... and there too.... we tend to take up a lot of space. sorry ‘bout it.

You need to understand something, just because a woman is tall, doesn’t mean she has enough upper arm strength to fend off a grown man. Tall women are also scared and vulnerable, especially since they are hard to miss and often subject to public ridicule and a lack of compassion from people like you.

Nah u, shorty

“Lighten up right?”

And therefore you fit perfectly into the feminine ideal of small and dainty, a man will never feel threatened by your size and refuse to date you, and heels will never, ever be an issue in a relationship.

Wow, stop snarking on people because their problems aren’t yours. Just... be better. You are not being the person Mr. Rogers would believe you could be.

I know a woman who is 6’3” and over the course of a 4/5 day destination wedding with her, I saw multiple times how strangers would come up to her to comment on her height (which she clearly did not enjoy). One morning she also said she’d just been at breakfast and had to spend the whole time listening to the couple at…

A desire to take up less space horizontally when I was so outsized vertically at 13 was definitely a contributing factor in my eating disorder.

So someone faces a different set of issues than you and your response is to say “oh boo hoo”? How are their problems somehow less valid than yours?

I have to agree with the other commenters, why the snark against tall women? As though they are not marginalized enough? Or are you just incapable of sympathizing with anyone’s problems that aren’t also yours?

I’m around 5’2” and I really don’t get your sentiment here. Just as short women face their own problems and annoyances and being told that they’re “so cute” and “little” or whatever, very tall women face their own set of problems. Didn’t know that this was the Battle of the Heights.

I don’t understand the snark (“gripe” “tall people problems”). Being a tall woman in a society that idealizes female daintiness, portrays women who are taller than men as threats and ineligible for romantic relationships, and even cautions us not to take up too much physical space can be emotionally taxing. I’m only…

I’d recommend listening to the entire interview.

Dear Men,