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It makes me wonder just how much of a confidence boost tall men are getting. I mean it’s all subjective, but that’s why I keep reminding Ecko to utilize it to boost confidence It’s unconscious status. I can’t explain it, it’s something primal. It’s like why do women gravitate to a man taller than them, sometimes much taller? We no longer need men to protect women with their physical bodies anymore, a short guy with a gun is infinitely more protective than a tall guy without one. Yet there is something biological and primal that remains. And no amount of debatebro’ing women to like short guys more will work to overpower it Well it works with men too. It’s not going to make men want to have sex with you, not the straight ones anyway, but it does affect their perception in a primal, unconscious, but most of all POSITIVE way, until they make a conscious choice to ignore that un-earned status they are giving the tall person. Because it is dumb and unfair to have height influence perception. So if questioned, and if we have to think about it, we’ll say “fuck no, I consider every guy from the shortest to the tallest with the same fairness”. But we don’t. Not until we tell ourselves that’s what fair and right to do I have definitely seen statistics and studies that show tall people using the same arguments as shorter people being more effective at them, no matter who the argument is towards. I’ve certainly seen data presented by blackpilled depressed bro’s on Reddit showing that tall men, just like attractive men, are more likely to be considered for a job. That kinda thing Is it fair? No. But is it there? Yes. Until you consider it, then some people overpower it with better fair judgement | |||
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