| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/26/2006 9:27:36 PM | | A PBS show called, "Secret of the Sexes" researching women's attraction to men found a direct correlation to a man's height and the number of women attracted to that man. There are a number of POF threads where many woman say they prefer taller men. Every person is unique, and has different preferences. I am wondering, what is the ideal height difference between a man and woman? | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/26/2006 9:55:55 PM | I've always dated guys that are at least 6 feet tall.... up to 6'10". Then last year I ended up with a guy that was only 5'9" (I'm 5'5"). At first I thought it was really wierd, but then I realized that I didn't get cramps in my calves and could actually balance while kissing him!!!! WOO HOO!!! 
marg | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/26/2006 9:57:06 PM | I'm 5'8' and most of the guy's I've been interested in have been my height or maybe a few inches taller at best.
I'd prefer a guy my height or taller although I wouldn't call it a necessity. There are plenty of nice guys 5'7' and shorter and I think eliminating them from the potential dating pool based on something physical like that is just silly. | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/26/2006 10:32:30 PM | Here I have to disagree. I am six foot six and I am not attracted to small girls. The most attractive women to me are about six foot and in proportion (read not overweight!) I think this has a lot to do with my lifestyle. I like going in the wilderness and hiking in mountainous areas. Small woman have a difficult time keeping up. And there is something indefinably rewarding about cuddling with a tall strong woman - sense of balance that is missing with someone petite.
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/26/2006 10:34:43 PM | Personally, I really don't believe there is an Ideal height differance between a man and a woman. I think it's each to their own prefrence.
I think that when you meet a man who has all the right stuff, ...It's not his height you notice.
Just my two cents worth. | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/27/2006 5:30:06 AM | | Personally if a guy interests me enough I don't mind if he is a few inches shorter than me but I do prefer a guy who is at least my height (5'9") or taller. I already have a LOT of friends who are MUCH shorter than me and bending down to hug them or always towering over them makes me feel kinda clumsy and giant-ish. so if my guy is taller than me it is a big plus. | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/27/2006 11:06:43 AM | swty32076 wrote:
"I am 5'4" but I wear 3" heels when i go out...so i prefer a guy that is at least 5'9" or taller...and it has been my experience that most guys like women that shorter than them."
I am 5' 7" flatfooted, but 5' 10" in my heels, and I am developing a taste for women around 5' 9" to 5' 10". They taste just fine to me. | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 4/27/2006 2:17:56 PM | | Actually, I'd rather not date a tall, tall man. At only 5'2", taller than roughly 6'0"ish makes me feel uncomfy. Perfect height for me is around 5'7"-5'8"ish. :) However, I'm aware you can't help how tall (or short) you are, but it's just a preference thing. I mean, heck, for all I know, my "Mr. Right" could be 6'6", right? :P | |
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| WOMEN: What is the ideal height difference between a man and a woman?
Posted: 6/9/2006 12:02:45 AM | I'm 5'3 and my body tends to be muscular. I consistently find tall lean guys very attractive. I think it must be a subconcious mating/evolution thing.
There's actually a word for people who are attracted to people who are a different height than them. Can't find the word though. | |
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