Is height that important to a woman? (American, problems, picture)
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the average height of a US NAVY SEAL is only 5'7 - 5'9
most Special Forces are about that size, so you dont think they could protect you because they're too small? but they can defend the country
a stick of dynomite is small but can do lots of damage, size doesnt always mean power
Yeah but average Navy Seal are not under 5'7. Also it takes a whole army of short men before they can have any strength. One big tall man is good all by himself
the average height of a US NAVY SEAL is only 5'7 - 5'9
most Special Forces are about that size, so you dont think they could protect you because they're too small? but they can defend the country
a stick of dynomite is small but can do lots of damage, size doesnt always mean power
"5'7 - 5'9"
Source please. Not that I couldn't see it, considering someone in that range may be faster, more agile and able to get through an obsticle (Window or doorway) quicker than a 6'6" guy.
A.) I know that women are deeper than to solely choose a man based on this height.
B.) I know that the media plays a role in shaping our desires as to the opposite sex. But its a minor role.
C.) This is all to see if women have preferences when it comes to height. Not that they would totally discount a man based on his height but if they have preferences when looking for a male.
There is nothing wrong with that. Nothing wrong with having a preference and height does make an initial impression on people.
There is nothing wrong with that. Nothing wrong with having a preference and height does make an initial impression on people.
That's bull. A "real" woman judges a man by the content of his character, not his height. A "real" woman wouldn't even notice a man's height.
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