It's hard to ignore something as obvious as height, especially if it makes a person stand out. While some people find that their height doesn't impact dating at all, others may feel that it allows for judgment, fetishization, and stereotyping. In a society where there are ideals of femininity and masculinity, it can be difficult for individuals who don't fit neatly into those boxes. Plus, navigating the world of dating is already a mess, so being on an extreme end of any physical spectrum doesn't exactly make it any easier. Kevin: I'm not one to complain about being short, because once you realize you can shop in the children's section and climb on top of things to get to out-of-reach objects, you're pretty much on a level playing field with the rest of the world. But when it comes to dating, it can be tricky.

Dating as a short man: The highs and lows



18 Things Any Girl The Same Height As Her Boyfriend Knows
Whether you admit it or not, everyone has their own dating preferences. For instance, some people prefer to date non-smokers to go along with their own smoke-free lifestyle. Some want a dog-loving partner so that one day, they can adopt a little pup together. And some have preferences for height.


How to Date Taller Women (Without Feeling Insecure)
You've probably heard at least one woman say they only like to date people who are taller than they are. There are plenty of reasons a person might feel that way: to feel protected, to have someone around to reach items on high shelves, to sit on someone's shoulders during a concert. Kidding aside, I combed the internet to see if women care about height — or if that's just a myth. As you might guess, responses varied. There are some women who are as strict as can be about only wanting to date people a certain height or taller.



By Mark Prigg. The height of your partner really does matter in a relationship - for women at least, researchers have found. They say having a tall partner can make women feel more feminine and protected.