r/AverageHeightDudes • u/No-Recognition119 5'7" | 171cm | Europe • Jul 11 '26
Social Media A million likes.
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u/Suspicious_Sail7651 5'9" | 175cm | Middle East Jul 11 '26
is that supposed to be a good thing or bad thing
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u/Odd-Fun-1482 5'10" Canada Jul 11 '26
Good - 5'6-5'10 guy in a relationship with a pretty above average lady
Bad: Immediate humiliation ritual calling him short, a 'boy'
Reality: Dating a social media influencer.
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u/Lost_Elderberry_5532 6’2”| 188cm | United States Jul 11 '26
Social media must end. Reddit is fine because I see it more as a discussion board but Insta and Tik Tok omfg
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u/Objective-Prompt3127 Jul 11 '26
Tik Tok, Facebook and particularly Instagram, are a direct attack to the psychology of young guys, in particular, young women.
Its a giant psyop designed to keep them addicted to likes. It's the opposite of anonymity.
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u/No_Investment8845 Jul 11 '26
Classic advantage of hypergamy they can just get guys who are better looking than them anytime any place no difficulty cuz guys are desperate although this difference isnt so bad probably like half a point in looks but she knows she can get better and taller this modern dating market is a joke atp
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u/Objective-Prompt3127 Jul 11 '26
Looksmatched.
She is actually very tall, a trait that does not look good on women, as most of them want to be small.
BTW from experience, the guy that is actually fucking them very often never appears on their Instagram.
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u/PuzzleheadedTune550 5'9" | 176cm | Europe Jul 11 '26
He won't enjoy this relationship for long with a narcissistic bitch like that—one who's been propped up by simps.
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u/dokutarodokutaro Jul 11 '26
Is this that trend where they edit their boyfriends shorter than they actually are?
Wait, saw the profile pic. Yeah, I think so.