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Would a 6'3" woman date a 6'3" man or is he too short?
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Posted on Fri, Mar 21, 2008 19:22

I've found that I'm attracted to women over 6'1". So, am just wondering if a 6'3" woman would consider dating/long term relationshiping with a 6'3" man. Would like some feedback. What is generally the cutoff for a 6'3" man?

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Posted on Wed, Aug 22, 2012 08:54

Maybe another question is this,
I'm finding it hard to date a tall woman just because there are not that many around who are available, near enough, age appropriate, or open to working with my goofy work  schedule. 
Would I date a tall woman?  You bet! 
Do I want to fly to Phoenix to do this?  That is another matter altogether.  Let's try same or neighboring state first, but for the right woman I would think hard about traveling.   Or even moving.



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Posted on Sat, Sep 03, 2011 00:53

I'm 6.2 and i found that man my height or taller will not date me.. i want a tall guy too,but for some reason short guys are attracted to me



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Posted on Wed, May 21, 2008 20:23

I know you're looking for a female answer, but hey, tall women date short guys all the time. Long-term, physical is not very important.

Women and men are both subconsciously attracted to personality, stability and signs of success. We all have our own particular biases about what we like and don't specifically, called the "attraction template."

Tall is a cultural standard of beauty, not a real genetic predisposition. Ever seen portly, voluptuous ideal of the Renascence period? It's the same thing as skinny women in modeling. No one sets the ideals, they're just there. The only persistent standards of beauty are for clear skin, muscle tone, teeth, body symmetry, waist-to-hip ratio, etc.

Summary: Go with fundamentals. "Will he make a good friend/husband/father?" and vice-versa. Packaging is nice, but "Does this work?"



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