I found out my family is planning to visit my grandma in mexico soon and I'm mostly excited to see her and to experience their culture but part of me is also excited because the average there is around 5'7 and I think I'll fit in more
Posted Jun 12, 2018, 4:00 AM UTC · edited
Yes you will definitely fit more. I wish that was the case for me but at least it will be for you. Gl!
I want to do this to move to a culture where I can meet a woman of same interests and same lifestyle (childfree, athletic, financially sound) that DOESNT care if a guy is short
Europe.
Good old 'european' culture lol
Well the point was take your pick of countries there not that Europe is a country.
Europeans are as bad as Americans so no, you might have some luck in Eastern Europe if you are 5’5-5’7 and have already compensated for your shortness though. Even then if not, or if you are shorter than 5’4, you will have it as bad as anywhere else.
One reason I loved living in Asia. Even though I was usually the shortest in a group, my friends were similar heights. I’m moving back within the year, not for height reasons although its a big plus.
Are you also asian?
What part of Asia?
I think it would be cool to move to a place where the buildings are designed for people around my height.
Move to the Netherlands you'll fit in best there, definitely
Honestly it would probably be just as interesting to be a guy who's the U.S. equivalent of 5'4, I'd have fun lol
A lot of dutch people admire Americans. But heightism is real there(source: me).
Hmm, yeah I guess I would only enjoy it if I could still move back to America. It would suck to have to live there permanently.
I might fit in in the Netherlands because I'm 5'8" but also 14 so I can grow
Hey, I was 5'6ish when I was 16 and now at 19 I'm around 6'. It's possible!
you're getting close
Indonesia's your place, man. I haven't been before, but I was in Vietnam & Cambodia in the winter and most guys are in the 5'4-5'7 range.