How Height Affects Your Chances With Women ~ Chris Williamson

in attracting men and women for men and

women. Yeah. It's interesting. Well, I think that let's, let's get men out of the way. Let's, let's get the, you

know, since just like the blue pilled cuck that you are, let's get men out of the way and get onto women. We're in good, we're in good company. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. No. Well, this is one of the things that I say where people are like, he's blackpilled. And it's like, okay, I'm so upset that that's the

direction. If you can manage to thread the needle between all of the pills at once, if you can be bigoted and cucked in the same podcast, that means that you're doing something right. Okay. Sure. And you've managed to do both so far.

Yeah. What a disaster. That's, um, yeah. So I'm, I'm upset as long as, you know, as long as extremists on both sides and, you know, reasonable people. Uh, so well height, actually, I think that I don't think I'm going to say anything particularly surprising. If you're a shorter guy, every inch that you add, and this is based on a couple of different data sets, I'm not just looking at one study here, looking at things like just women's stated preferences, women in speed dating studies. women in dating app swiping, right? Dating app filters, as well as response to, you know, online ads for, you know, like I'm single that kind of thing. So there's a bunch of different evidence that women like a very tall man who is not too very tall, right? So if you graphed women's height preferences, it would look kind of like a candy cane, right? Where it's like, if you're If you're very short, then adding a few inches really increases your attractiveness. Like the difference between being 5'4 and 5'8, that's a big deal, right? That's going from a bit of a problem to actually probably not that much of a problem. Then it starts to taper off around 6'1", right? So it's like you're getting every inch is sick, and then around 6'1", it starts to taper off, which is hilarious because, you know, the average height of American men, I think it's about 5'9", and on dating apps, I think it's about 6'1". I'll have to double check that, which is just ridiculous. Height inflation is such a disaster. I'm considering getting leg extensions just because of that. Heightflation

and hoflation, the two maladies of 2024.

Yeah. So once you get to around 6'1", you start to get kind of diminishing returns per inch. And that seems to settle down around six foot three, six foot three to six foot five. There seems to be about, you know, even it doesn't seem like being maybe six foot five is better. Maybe it's not, but it doesn't seem to be that big of a deal. Whether you're six foot three, six foot four, six foot five, then around six foot six, six foot seven, six foot eight. That's when it's like, okay, this is definitely not optimal, right? This is not ideal, but again, it's like a candy cane. So it comes down, but you're still better off being like basketball player tall than being five foot 10, right? And it's interesting because this data converges with a very funny anecdotal experience. I know one of the only men ever to lie about his height on a dating app to make himself shorter. He's six foot six and he claims