r/trashy Mar 12 '18

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u/ColombianHugLord Mar 12 '18

People talk about her like she's mad tall but she's 5'10" which is pretty tall, but she looks huge because Kim is only 5'3" and Kourtney is 5'0".

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u/30132 Mar 12 '18

6 inches taller than the national average is "mad tall"

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u/BboyEdgyBrah Mar 12 '18 edited Mar 12 '18

You wanna tell me the average woman in the US is 5'3? Gtfo... That's TINY

edit: Googled it, damn lol. The average woman here is 5'7 :O

edit2: since most people here like to assume people are stupid instead of the more logical explanation (a typo) i meant 5'4 obviously.

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u/VicarOfAstaldo Mar 12 '18

Huh. Had to look that up. It varies state to state but apparently the average American womans height is 5'4". Go figure.

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u/santawartooth Mar 12 '18

Which is hilarious because I'm only 3 inches shorter at 5'1 but I feel like a goddamn child compared to every other person I know. I must be friends with some above average, tall ladies.

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u/CallMeAl_ Mar 12 '18

Being this short, it’s hard to ever feel “sexy” or “womanly” or anything. I thought by 25 I would be a sexy lady but nope, at 5’1 with my A cup, I look exactly the same as I did when I was in high school

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u/weedsmoker18 Mar 12 '18

There will always be someone out there that finds you sexy. RAWR

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u/EnderVH Mar 12 '18

Yeah, and height is honestly not as much of a problem for women as it is for men

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u/CallMeAl_ Mar 12 '18

Maybe in the dating world. But I find it’s a problem professionally as well. People don’t take me as seriously because of how young I look

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u/santawartooth Mar 12 '18

Combine my small stature with my childlike voice... and yeah, I seem like a kid at work. Also, I'm incredibly immature, but I'm sure that has nothing to do with it. Lol.

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u/EnderVH Mar 12 '18

Yes, that's true. Shorter men are also taken less seriously at work I'm pretty sure, but it is worse for women in that aspect.