#short men

[aimusclesbeasts]

SHORT MUSCLEBULL SERIES

[foxless]

i really wish there was more positive representation of short men, like actually short men. like 5’3 and under. 5’0 and under.

i wish we had more representation of us as masculine, as attractive, as desirable; representation that doesnt force us into a submissive, infantilized, or hotheaded role.

it is so hard for me to ever imagine that i will be taken seriously or seen as manly because of my height. it is so fucking frustrating. i know i deserve to be happy with myself, but without representation its hard to even know what that might look like. if its even possible.

[ghost-nugget-11]

nahaha what an old grumpy man. such a loser. this is from everyone else's perspective btw (he's a short king 👑)

i almost posted this wo the fucking picture 💀💀

[vreiia]

Heeheehee ^_^

[roxiearth]

I’m done feeling negative emotions because of 5’8 men. Don’t even think about trying to start something if you’re less than 6 feet smh

[fiddlepickdouglas]

I love you short men. Sorry, I mean I love you short men. Sorry, I mean I love you short men. Fuck. Sorry, I mean I love you shor-

[ur-fave-homo]

sorry for obsessing over tall women and short men.

it can and will happen again.

[blackpilled-modernwaste]

manifesting for all the short girl + tall guy couples to have a short male son 🤞

[redscrawl]

i love when men are short. why do they need to be over 6 feet, more men should be like 5’5

[amon-the-star]

Me when short men

[bymeraki]

I’ve always preferred shorter guys. I’m 5’5”, and ideally, a guy would be somewhere between 5’4” and 5’6”—close enough in height that we feel like equals. Anything beyond 5’7” starts to feel awkward. I don’t want to feel small next to someone, and I especially don’t want to have to look up at them all the time. There’s something so much more natural about standing face-to-face, about being able to meet someone’s eyes without effort. The moment I have to crane my neck to look at someone, I’m out. And I refuse to stand on my tiptoes to kiss someone. That’s just not happening. Love should not require a stepstool.

But the real issue? I want to be taller. I am, essentially, the male equivalent of those guys who refuse to date tall girls because it makes them insecure. I get it now. I feel their struggle. Tall guys piss me off because they have what I want. It’s infuriating. Why do they get to take up so much vertical space while I’m stuck at an average, unremarkable 5’5”? It’s unfair.

Anytime I mention this, girls act like I must be lying. Like I must secretly want some 6’4” guy to come sweep me off my feet. Or worse, that I’m just a pick me, desperately trying to pander to men. And if we’re talking about guys between 5’4” and 5’6”, then technically, yes—I am trying to get their attention. When a girl says she won’t date anyone under six feet, no one questions her (except insecure guys that are definitely below six foot). No one accuses her of putting on an act. But the moment I say I don’t like taller guys, suddenly, I must be desperate.

It’s not that deep. I just like what I like. And what I like is not feeling short. I’m already thin—if a guy wants to pick me up and toss me around, he doesn’t need to be a foot taller to do so.

[lanfykins]

Today I have been more entertained than I should have been by the thought that Burr's two eldest stepchildren were probably taller than he was.

[shortmenrock]

RAMI MALEK

An Oscar-winning actor of Egyptian origin, he became famous for his role in the series Mr. Robot and his appearances in films such as Breaking Dawn – Part 2 and Night at the Museum. Later, he played a more significant role in the biographical film Bohemian Rhapsody about Freddie Mercury, for which he won an Oscar. He stands at only 171 cm (5′ 7½").

Height: 171 cm/5 ft 7½"

Age: (43) May 12, 1981

Ocupation: Actor

[nektarnight]

Surprised there isn't as much reverse height difference in erotica. A shorter man can kiss over a woman's body much easier, standing and in bed.

[weezerl0vr]

new years resolution is to not be manipulated by ANOTHER short unemployed man