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We are assuming they're both single. Both standing close, she is happy with how tall he looks but he tells her he's actually two inches shorter than her supposed height requirement. Will she make an exception?

Ex.
She says, "you're so cute!"
He says "thank you. You are too."
He jokingly points out a tall guy and says, "whoa. That guy is freakishly tall. Don'tcha wish you could grab that guy's height and put it on me?"
She says "height isn't an issue as long as he's at least 5'10"
He says, "I'm not even 5'10 with my shoes on. Does that mean you're making an exception for me?"
She says, "Oh really? Wow. I might have to make an exception."

I think it's funny how girls have height requirements but can't even tell apart an extra inch or even 2 or more inches sometimes. I'm also convinced that guys can look inches taller with good posture and confidence.

So I've been a skater since I was a kid and there's always been questionable fashion choices within the skater culture since the beginning. And shoes are no exception but it doesn't matter because they don't last long from the abuse of skateboarding and rubbing on grip tape aka sandpaper. So usually I would get a 2nd pair to wear casually so I wasn't walking around with holes in my shoes. In the last year or so I wanted to get some nice dress/casual boots that I could go for hikes or random nights out/dates or actually have something that had traction in the rain/snow. What I've notice is I get treated better and I notice I get positive attention from guys and girls when I'm dress like some rugged wannabe cowboys, I get it and I understand to a certain extent but it seems as if when I wear my sneakers I'm ignored but when I wear my boots with something that suits them I have an extra bit of presence and women are more flirtatious with me... I just find it all so trivial and stupid, of course I do other things to maintain myself or look good but I find it so bizarre that something so simple can change other people's perspectives of me.