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I’m fun, and I’m clever, I’d also say I can be cute, but my traits are objectively not those our culture classifies as attractive. Rather the opposite.

I started dating a long term friend of mine after the girl he loved broke up with him.

She, as all the girls he dated before her, was stunning beautiful (supported-herself-during-uni-by-modeling kind of beautiful). Also the other two girls he dated before were traditional beauties: long legs, beautiful hair, perfect, white tenths, thin and fit, beautiful faces... And they were also beautiful persons: his ex broke up with him because she had to move to the other side of the world for work, but he keeps saying she was a wonderful person. So it’s not like he broke up either them because they had a bad personality.

Are there chances I’m more than an easy and convenient rebound, and that he’ll be satisfied with me?

Do you think there should be standards regarding height in modeling?
So here's the thing: I was just curious if I can potentially become a model.
I don't think that my appearance is good enough for me to become a model, but my extremely long curly hair could potentially be an advantage (maybe modeling for a shampoo company or something like that).
Each little girl dreamed to be a model at one point of her life.
But guess what?
I'm not tall enough to be a model. I'm about 5'3"(160-161cm) tall and that's surely not enough for me to apply to any agency.
I get it. Maybe guys should have some sort of standard regarding height because most of the guys are tall.
But women tend to be shorter.
I know there are certain companies that take petite girls as well, but there are just a few of them, and none in my country.
So what do you think?
Should there be a standard regarding height in female modeling?