Zhou Chang-Xing
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"rum runner 9 mo ago (edited)
I'm an adult man and I stand 5'2. If I had the money I would get this surgery in a heartbeat. My whole life has been marked with ridicule and rejection and there is nothing I can do to change it. Anyone who says "it's just your attitude" has never walked in my shoes. I don't care how much it hurts for how long, it sure beats living through the rest of my life in pain. And the worst part is, everyone thinks it's perfectly fine to reject and ridicule a short man. Fat women? No one is allowed to utter a word against them, but short men? Go ahead, make those jokes and reject them and treat them like trash, because nobody will say or do anything. Which is especially absurd when you consider that fat women can always lose weight but short men are cursed by something completely beyond their control.
Although I can't afford this surgery I can do the next best thing. I'm getting things together to work remotely and I'm relocating to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, for many reasons including that I like the culture, I practice the same Buddhist religion that is widely practiced there, and I've been there a few times and want to learn Khmer. Also, one of the reasons being that the average height there is just slightly taller than mine and plenty of Khmer men are my height or even shorter. And in Cambodia, women actually smiled at me when I tried to talk to them and gave me a chance. I mean regular, wholesome, local women, not "bar girls". There, I am not the "short freak" I am in the USA.
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The more I get ridiculed for my "dwarven" stature here in the Netherlands (being only 6'2 ) the more I realise that I should join this brother and move to Cambodia. Imagine every time you see a person in the street and you make eye contact you're reminded how in their mind they are calling you "genetically inferior" and are laughing inside at your "eternal virginity" (despite having whoremaxxed).
I found this comment underneath a video on leg lengthening surgery where someone gained 14 cm in 4 months (this could make me 202 cm (6'7) and finally "average height" in the eyes of toilets), but I'm not sure if I want to take this surgery. Seeing these comments reminds me of how brutal life for us is and that the longer I'm doubting taking this surgery the bigger the chances are that I won't be able to take it.
This man and I live identical lives and he managed to find a way to be respected by toilets. I guess that I should start learning Khmer and move there (though a tall White Chad wouldn't even need to learn Khmer in the first place. )