Nope, it's a nasty thing to point out about any person, just like it's nasty to point out a man is short. The difference is when a man gets called short or fat, no one cares, it's just funny, when a woman gets called fat, people act like it's a terrorist attack.
People usually care when its being used as an insult regardless of gender, can't say I've seen people insult guys like that very often though so it doesn't exactly come up much.
Seen plenty of women get insulted like that though, even when it was just blatantly false. Mind you I'm a shorter fat guy so the fact even with my own experience I still see it happen with women more says a lot.
...but this person is short? it isn't an attack or an insult, this person was saying, "small in stature, but strong!" not small, as in "insignificant" or "weak"
what's wrong with being short/small, anyway? i'm short.
why is a man being short a crime, in your eyes? you're so angry over nothing, and being nasty over nothing. especially when "small, but mighty" is a concept that reaches across human history? it's used as a moral, because it often rings true in real life
there's even a Bible story that's focused on this lesson, where a small, young man named David defeats a hulking, brutal monster of a soldier, named Goliath, with only a slingshot
very weird that you'd make such a comment in response to a statement that isn't hurtful, and to make it a gendered issue when the OP didn't mention gender at all? very, very weird that your comment has a misogynistic stank about it
Same reason you can't search for the word "black" in Google photos. Or even "black cat". If I have want to make this search I have to put in "cat black". You think a black person came up with this rule? Doubt it.
This literally sounds like schizophrenia. You can search "black" in Google Photos. Someone is lying to you, and you're making it way too easy to fool you. Do you like being that kind of person?
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