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Who has it tougher and harder in dating/relationship scene? The men or the women?
I feel it's a bit more tough for men... 1.) because men NEED to be at least a certain height to be appealing/attract girls ( no one would even look at a short 5'6 or less guy)
2. ) be strongly built as skinny/slim men aren't manly and are seen as weak men 3.) need to own a house and earn well
4.) Need to groom more and shave the chest
While the height and built of girls is generally not that important... if she is tall well built it's well and good.. if not she is cute and feminine... if she earns good , if not that's fine as well.

So this person is pretty much your exact equivalent. They agree with you on everything, they think like you and act like you. They have all your good and bad traits. If you're a tall guy, she's a tall girl. If you're a chubby girl, he's a chubby guy. Same skin tone, eye color, etc. Guys if you get mad and aggressive easily, so does she. Girls if you get easily hurt and cry a lot, so does he. So would you do it? Tell me the pros and cons of dating yourself. What makes you likely to say yes? Or what makes you likely to say no? Keep in mind I'm not saying that girls you'll be dating a femboy and guys you'll be dating a tomboy. They'll be like a regular guy or girl, just you'll have a shocking amount in common

If you responded to the poll. What advice do you have ladies and gents to a guy who is shorter on a date?

Full disclosure , last night I went on a date. I was 5ft, 8 inches tall. The girl was 5ft, 10 inches tall.

Just for the record I’m 6ft. But I’m getting real fed up with women who openly obsess over a man’s height but at the same time complain about how men don’t want curvy girls.

Your height is 99.99% determined by genetics. Diet and posture can have very nominal impact on it while you are growing but other than that it’s completely out of a man’s control. And yet I constantly see women requiring this on dating apps and sites.

At least when it comes to body composition of being fat vs. skinny/fit that is something you can control. Genetics do play in to a limited extent, but they don’t 100 percent impact your body type. Dieting, exercise and healthy habits do impact your physique.

Just sick of seeing women obsess over this