Eh, I dunno. I'm 5'8, and most of the women I've dated were around that height.
Seriously though, no one argues that 5'2" isn't short for a woman. But it's on the short side of normal, since average is like 5'4."
I'm six feet.
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I'm six feet.
My wife is 5 foot and a half. Her mom is four foot eleven inches.
My wife often asks what it's like to be tall.
My wife often asks what it's like to be tall.
Questions I'm asked all the time:
"Can you play basketball?" (I don't like sports. I never have. I watch the final two minutes of the Super Bowl every year and that's it.)
I was five foot ten when I was in middle school. Coach was always trying to recruit me for the basketball team.
People ask me to get stuff off the high shelves at the supermarket all the time (I'm a sucker for helping tiny little old ladies.
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You're not monkeying around, are you?
I didn't consider his name could be so literal. It is possible.
That is a bold statement.
I'm sure there is someone taller, quieter, and more secure.
I'm sure there is someone taller, quieter, and more secure.
I used to be called "Lurch" in high school
(I was tall AND I have a deep voice -- I sang tenor in church! 
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About 5'11". One of the tallest kids in my schools until high school, then I just settled into average height.
I used to be called "Lurch" in high school
As long as you don’t look like Lurch, it’s all good
5'11 myself, used to be one of the taller people around throughout school even during my twenties. Now though, I'm noticing today's young people seem to be giants. There's some guys in their teens and early twenties at work who are noticeably taller than me. Even my nephew, who is only thirteen is already the same height as me.
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