What are some ways to save up for leg lengthening surgery?

[TheSpartan]

Hi; I'm 169 cm, or about 170 cm in the morning, and I've decided to get leg lengthening to grow taller. I'm currently eyeing Dr. Jean Marc Guichet in France to grow about 7-8 cm on my lower legs (shins), and since he emphasis athletic recovery, I'd like to go to him. However, I'll need about $50,000 for surgery, which sucks, because I currently make $10,000 a year part-time at UPS.

I've been thinking about some ways to make about $50,000 in the next 1-2 years. First, I was thinking about gay escorting or gay male stripping (can't make that much money stripping for women; I'm too short). Those guys are great tippers, and they pay a lot of money (I'm straight, but don't mind degrading myself for the right price). Outside of that, what do you think I can do? I'd like to be my new height of 5'10 or so while college is still in.

[Klaatu51]

dude don't...

let me give you some advice a person who shared this thought before... yet in the other way round (i wanted to haveleg shortening surgery)... this surgery ispainful, and in fact you'll lose even a fll year of your life to come back in shape. also you'll always need support in order to move, have a showe, etc, all this period. In addition it mightwon't come successful and lose your legs as a result. Not to mention the waste of money... about 20--25k bucks at least.

and by the way, your height isn't bad... you're just below average.

instead of thinking about it be glad that you're not under 5' or so ;-)

[TheSpartan]

Dr. guichet is pretty good, though. He has a weight bearing nail that lets you walk after surgery! And no one's ever had nerve damage or lost legs with him.

[MrScTi]

You've fallen off the deep end. It's unfortunate. You were so cool at first.

Remember to bring a bottle of lube just in case.

[TheSpartan]

You've got to do what you've got to do, man. I want to kill myself every day because of my pathetic height. I hate myself with every ounce of my being ,

[MrScTi]

Be careful out there. The guy that pays the most is packing a baby's arm.

[TheSpartan]

Maybe I'll just get high first lol

[musicbrain5]

Wouldn't that make your legs look disproportionate to the rest of your body though? Like you're making your legs longer but your torso and arms are still those of a short person?

[MrScTi]

Uh oh, slippery slope!

[TheSpartan]

Arms and torso are about that of a 6'1 man. My growth was stunted through too much testosterone during puberty, so the only things stunted were my legs,

My proportions are that of a tall guy.

[musicbrain5]

I see. You're lucky in that case.

@MrScTi: Hahaha :)

[JHAYES317]

Usually yes…so for most guys it’s not worth it. For this guy, MAYBE, but only if he has certain career dreams that require it, not to get women…

[Ydiaandyou]

wow I thought girl who did p*rn had it bad... don't degrade yourself

[TheSpartan]

What choice to i have? If i want to have the same dating pool as a tall, good-looking man, I need to do this.

[Ydiaandyou]

I have at least 2 friends who have my body type who are with husky guys

[Anonymous]

can't you get a loan and just pay it back in monthly installments?

[TheSpartan]

I need to have enough collateral and/or down payement money, first. If I can raise $30,000-$40,000, then that'll be enough for a bank to give me a loan for the rest.

[JHAYES317]

For some places yes…others require all at once

[I_M_LEGEND]

my friend got this done, he kept it a secret and i was the only one who knew.

good luck bro. i know society is cruel and life unfair and you hear bs when you come on GAG i support you man

[TheSpartan]

Thanks, my friend. PM?

Also, do you know of any other ways I could save up money?

[StickStickity13]

Maybe you should write a book about a short stripper raising money to get height surgery, and use the funds to pay for your surgery.

[TheSpartan]

That's actually not a bad idea.

[den1219]

Leg Lenthening surgery is still considered one of the riskiest surgeries :/
You might not be able to run.

[TheSpartan]

I don't care about running. Nearly everyone runs after recovering, though.