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Usually, girls like to glean a few inches here and there. And the fact that God was generous giving us extra inches doesn’t mean our biggest concern is to get noticed everywhere we go.
However, if you do care, and want help stopping the cycle of abuse, there are a few things you can do: You can learn to have healthy, happier and non-abusive relationships, but you must first seek out and stick with professional help, and you must get sober before you have a realistic chance of changing. The 6’3″ are 6’1″, the 5’11 and 1/2 aim at 5’10” – anything to stay as far as possible from the 6 – and for some, well… Or on to what degree the lower back can curve in, way more discreet under a wide t-shirt. It’s a very commonly known technique where if you can manage to lean on only one leg, curving the lower back in while shrinking down your spine and bending your shoulders to the limit at the same time, you can make yourself believe that you’re not that tall after all. I can already see some throwing up their hands in horror. To this problem, there are only two solutions : either we feel bad about ourselves and we try to hide – and let’s be clear about this : the probability to succeed is very low – or we’re at ease with ourselves and stand tall and proud, just like you, but a little higher. Today I say it out loud and proudly : I’m not 5’10. Those who are 5’4″ will say they’re 5’5″, those who are 5’2″ end up at 5’3″, and the 5’6″ girls even manage to reach the modeling 5’11” size… With Professional Tall Girls, it’s just the opposite. Everything depends on to what degree the shoulders can bend when the measurement occurs. The skeleton shrinking trick, every tall girl knows this. She’s tall and she’s annoying us with her “problems”? This goes along with the widespread thought that you’re kind of lucky when you’re tall. The problem is that we DO get noticed everywhere we go. Those who seem to get vertigo when/if they wear heels! At 5, in kindergarten, the teacher put me in the back for the class photo. Because most of us have ALWAYS been tall, and believe it or not but it means A LOT. As far as I can remember, my extra inches have always been a way for others to single me out.