70% of women say a man 'wouldn't stand a chance' if he was under 6 foot
70% of women say a man 'wouldn't stand a chance' if he was under 6 foot, feel so bad for manlets srs it's a death sentence
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feel so bad for manlets
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feel so bad for manlets
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Oh right dailymail those statistics should be really accurate then...
Original post by Greg Jackson
70% of women say a man 'wouldn't stand a chance' if he was under 6 foot, feel so bad for manlets srs it's a death sentence
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2344324/Men-dont-stand-chance-women-6ft-Bad-luck-Tom-Cruise-Daniel-Radcliffe-Jack-Black-Seth-Green.html
feel so bad for manlets
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2344324/Men-dont-stand-chance-women-6ft-Bad-luck-Tom-Cruise-Daniel-Radcliffe-Jack-Black-Seth-Green.html
feel so bad for manlets
Given that the average UK height is a few inches shorter than 6' I doubt that.
Sorry for short men?
No.
Feel sorry for 6+ gals
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No.
Feel sorry for 6+ gals
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87% of men say a woman 'wouldn't stand a chance' if she was smaller than a 48DD.
http://www.Daily Mail.co.uk/male/sex...oobies.html
However, on discovering any given woman has another attribute of interest, the first acceptance criterion goes out the window.
As they say on Radio 4, whatever does Debbie McGee see in that short, fat, balding millionaire, Paul Daniels?
http://www.Daily Mail.co.uk/male/sex...oobies.html
However, on discovering any given woman has another attribute of interest, the first acceptance criterion goes out the window.
As they say on Radio 4, whatever does Debbie McGee see in that short, fat, balding millionaire, Paul Daniels?
Being 4 ft 10 i would imagine that would be very awkward for me.
But then i'm not exactly representative of the population of eligible females.
But then i'm not exactly representative of the population of eligible females.
70% of women must be hermits who have never had relationships with guys irl. They should do those studies on people who have been around the block a few times. Like moi. 
I wonder how many of those people have actually dated enough men to know what their realistic ideal (yes, yes contradiction, blah, you know what I mean) is. People chat **** when they don't know what they're talking about.
Like I said on the other thread, go for shorter girls. I've had guys on both ends of the spectrum and I prefer the more average/above average ones than those that are incredibly tall because I like being able to have eye contact with their faces rather than their chests! My most recent ex is around 5'7 and when I was with him I had to stand on my toes to reach his face. He takes the piss out of me for being short.
I wonder how many of those people have actually dated enough men to know what their realistic ideal (yes, yes contradiction, blah, you know what I mean) is. People chat **** when they don't know what they're talking about.Like I said on the other thread, go for shorter girls. I've had guys on both ends of the spectrum and I prefer the more average/above average ones than those that are incredibly tall because I like being able to have eye contact with their faces rather than their chests! My most recent ex is around 5'7 and when I was with him I had to stand on my toes to reach his face. He takes the piss out of me for being short.
Good job that my girlfriend doesn't care then 😎
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wonder what is worse bald/balding or manlet? god imagine waking up as a balding manlet, GENETIC TRASH
''according to the study of 1,400 British women''
So what's that, 0.0000001% of the population?
So what's that, 0.0000001% of the population?
I wouldn't be interested in 100% of those women even if I was over 6 feet tall then
"Sally Smith, 32, of Birmingham, said: 'I'm 5ft 8ins and my ex-boyfriend was only 5ft 7ins. After a while I got a bit sick of looking down on him and never being able to wear heels, so after a year I gave him the push."
If that's the sort of sample that's been taken in this survey then they've clearly only asked shallow women with insecurities or their own.
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