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Thoughts On Frauding Your Height?
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Let’s get stats on the forum for this
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/forum/threads/let’s-find-out-the-average-height-on-worstgen.65568/
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/forum/threads/let’s-find-out-the-average-height-on-worstgen.65568/
For context.
I am 5'10.5" (179 cm). Last week I went on a date with a girl I matched with on hinge. I lied in my profile that I was 6' (183 cm). For the date I wore some height boosting insoles that made my walk around height a little bit over 6 foot and was worried that if I was in a situation where I had to take off my shoes I would get fraud checked.
Fortunately, when I actually did take off the shoes, she could not tell (or at the very least didn't say anything - she was like 5'3).
The difference between 70.5 and 72 is 1.5 inches or about a 2% height difference. I firmly believe that unless the person you're talking to is close to your height, they literally will not be able to tell if you're an inch or two taller than you say.
What's more, putting aside my own anecdotal experience, and you look at the data on this, basically every guy between 5'8 (172 cm) and 6' (183 cm) is already lying about their height.
It's really bad at 5'11 (180 cm), at that height there are so many guys lying that it actually appears that there are more 6 foot men than 5'10 and 5'11 men in the data.
My takeaway from this is that any guy should probably add about 1 or 2 inches to their heights, especially on online dating platforms.
I am 5'10.5" (179 cm). Last week I went on a date with a girl I matched with on hinge. I lied in my profile that I was 6' (183 cm). For the date I wore some height boosting insoles that made my walk around height a little bit over 6 foot and was worried that if I was in a situation where I had to take off my shoes I would get fraud checked.
Fortunately, when I actually did take off the shoes, she could not tell (or at the very least didn't say anything - she was like 5'3).
The difference between 70.5 and 72 is 1.5 inches or about a 2% height difference. I firmly believe that unless the person you're talking to is close to your height, they literally will not be able to tell if you're an inch or two taller than you say.
What's more, putting aside my own anecdotal experience, and you look at the data on this, basically every guy between 5'8 (172 cm) and 6' (183 cm) is already lying about their height.
It's really bad at 5'11 (180 cm), at that height there are so many guys lying that it actually appears that there are more 6 foot men than 5'10 and 5'11 men in the data.
My takeaway from this is that any guy should probably add about 1 or 2 inches to their heights, especially on online dating platforms.
Never understood the logic in doing this - if you meet up with a person, they’re gonna immediately see that you were lying; if you don’t meet up, then it’s a harmless lie, but a lie nonetheless…just be real and let people know what you’re offering, don’t wanna start any kind of relationship by not telling the truth and set a precedent for the rest of your time together 
If you believe height does not matter to the value of a person, why would you sacrifice honesty, and do sin, for being seen as more attractive?
Supposedly having a taller body makes men more attractive.
So what?
I think it's like you are invalidating your inherent worth just to get someone to look at you more favourably.
What would you say to women, if being taller made them more attractive, and they had asked this question?
What would you say to your friend, or sibling, or son, or little brother?
Supposedly having a taller body makes men more attractive.
So what?
I think it's like you are invalidating your inherent worth just to get someone to look at you more favourably.
What would you say to women, if being taller made them more attractive, and they had asked this question?
What would you say to your friend, or sibling, or son, or little brother?