I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before. |
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"I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before."
Try 23 inch legs  |
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"I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before.
Try 23 inch legs "
noooo I've never met a real life person with shorter legs than me  |
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"I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before."
One downside of being tall is hitting your head on doorframes in old cottages. Was everyone short in olden days? |
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"I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before."
I'm not particularly tall but do have quite long legs... Planes and trains are a pain... Have to keep moving.
As a teenager finding nice trousers long enough and at a price I was willing to pay was a nuisance.
I think I have about a 31 or 32 inch inside leg.
On the plus side it means that they look slimmer than they are
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"I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before.
One downside of being tall is hitting your head on doorframes in old cottages. Was everyone short in olden days? "
that is really weird as I hit my head on a door frame today first time in my life and that was in the back to back houses museum so they must of been |
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I don't even have particularly long legs (I'm all body and stumpy legs) but yes all forms of public transport, theatres etc are a right pain. My 6'4 husband and 6'5 brother and dad have to practically fold themselves in half to fit into plane seats.
Other things I don't like about being tall: Being taller than all the men. Not being able to wear high heels without feeling like a giant. Having huge feet and big hands. Standing out when I don't want to; when I'd rather blend into the background. It's not particularly feminine. Clothes being too short - tall ranges are usually just focused on leg length but my issue is with body length.
I would actually love to lose about 3 or 4 inches in height. |
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"I hit my head on a door frame today first time in my life and that was in the back to back houses museum so they must of been"
I went there earlier this year and hit my head so hard on a door I had a headache for the rest of the day!    |
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"I've always liked being short although only having a 25 in leg is a bugger sometimes.
But I was watching on the trains today.
There's not much space for your legs and I know planes are the same.
What do you all do with your legs and also what downsides is there to being tall as I've never thought about it before.
Try 23 inch legs noooo I've never met a real life person with shorter legs than me "
you pair of cuties xx |
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"I don't even have particularly long legs (I'm all body and stumpy legs) but yes all forms of public transport, theatres etc are a right pain. My 6'4 husband and 6'5 brother and dad have to practically fold themselves in half to fit into plane seats.
Other things I don't like about being tall: Being taller than all the men. Not being able to wear high heels without feeling like a giant. Having huge feet and big hands. Standing out when I don't want to; when I'd rather blend into the background. It's not particularly feminine. Clothes being too short - tall ranges are usually just focused on leg length but my issue is with body length.
I would actually love to lose about 3 or 4 inches in height. "
I agree I don't wear heels because blokes just come up to me and say fuck me love you look like the jolly green giant or big bird |
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"I don't even have particularly long legs (I'm all body and stumpy legs) but yes all forms of public transport, theatres etc are a right pain. My 6'4 husband and 6'5 brother and dad have to practically fold themselves in half to fit into plane seats.
Other things I don't like about being tall: Being taller than all the men. Not being able to wear high heels without feeling like a giant. Having huge feet and big hands. Standing out when I don't want to; when I'd rather blend into the background. It's not particularly feminine. Clothes being too short - tall ranges are usually just focused on leg length but my issue is with body length.
I would actually love to lose about 3 or 4 inches in height. "
Do you have really long fingers? I have massive hands hence why I have always had false nails to make them more feminine |
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"I don't even have particularly long legs (I'm all body and stumpy legs) but yes all forms of public transport, theatres etc are a right pain. My 6'4 husband and 6'5 brother and dad have to practically fold themselves in half to fit into plane seats.
Other things I don't like about being tall: Being taller than all the men. Not being able to wear high heels without feeling like a giant. Having huge feet and big hands. Standing out when I don't want to; when I'd rather blend into the background. It's not particularly feminine. Clothes being too short - tall ranges are usually just focused on leg length but my issue is with body length.
I would actually love to lose about 3 or 4 inches in height.
Do you have really long fingers? I have massive hands hence why I have always had false nails to make them more feminine "
They're not mega long (my sister's are like an inch longer than mine) but they're pretty chunky |
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"I don't even have particularly long legs (I'm all body and stumpy legs) but yes all forms of public transport, theatres etc are a right pain. My 6'4 husband and 6'5 brother and dad have to practically fold themselves in half to fit into plane seats.
Other things I don't like about being tall: Being taller than all the men. Not being able to wear high heels without feeling like a giant. Having huge feet and big hands. Standing out when I don't want to; when I'd rather blend into the background. It's not particularly feminine. Clothes being too short - tall ranges are usually just focused on leg length but my issue is with body length.
I would actually love to lose about 3 or 4 inches in height.
Do you have really long fingers? I have massive hands hence why I have always had false nails to make them more feminine
They're not mega long (my sister's are like an inch longer than mine) but they're pretty chunky "
I have chunky wrists finding any nice jewellery is a no go...I gave up years ago.  |
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"Try having 34inch legs...I find I have to slow down for people to catch up
You're a strider! I was about a mile behind her going down the street about three of my steps to one of hers "
reminds me of my son who was very tiny until he hit 16/17 - had a mate a c ouple of years above him when he started secondary school and used to walk there together- mate was about 6ft and son sort of trotted alongside him - so funny |
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"I don't even have particularly long legs (I'm all body and stumpy legs) but yes all forms of public transport, theatres etc are a right pain. My 6'4 husband and 6'5 brother and dad have to practically fold themselves in half to fit into plane seats.
Other things I don't like about being tall: Being taller than all the men. Not being able to wear high heels without feeling like a giant. Having huge feet and big hands. Standing out when I don't want to; when I'd rather blend into the background. It's not particularly feminine. Clothes being too short - tall ranges are usually just focused on leg length but my issue is with body length.
I would actually love to lose about 3 or 4 inches in height.
Do you have really long fingers? I have massive hands hence why I have always had false nails to make them more feminine
They're not mega long (my sister's are like an inch longer than mine) but they're pretty chunky
I have chunky wrists finding any nice jewellery is a no go...I gave up years ago. "
I cant wear real gold bracelets cos of my massive wrists. But I have 2 beautiful real gold/diamond bangles that fit. They are a wide oval shape, rather than round, and fit beautifully. So try some on... Its down to the shape.. I want one if those Swarovski crystal tube bracelets but they are small or medium as they are aimed at Asia far east customers. I share your pain. Evans jewellery for cheap bracelets.. Def bigger fit! |
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