Blackpill "Brits agree short men have a problem and lots of women think there's a stigma" / Yougov Study

[Oneitiscel]

Brits agree short men have a problem and lots of women think there's a stigma

The YouGov study found that more than four in people agree there is a stigma about blokes being small, compared to a third who say there isn't

www.dailystar.co.uk

A majority of British adults believe there is a stigma in society about blokes being short. More than four in 10 (44%) agree that there is one, compared to just a third who insist there's no such thing.

Women are more likely to think there is a stigma around titchy fellas compared to men, with 46% of females thinking there is while 41% of lads do. People aged 25 to 49 are the most likely age group to believe there's a stigma. Nearly half of this age group think so, compared to just a third of the over-65s.

The survey found 47% of people aged 18 to 24 believe there is one, while 45% of those in the 50-64 bracket did as well. Londoners were the most likely to claim short men are stigmatised, with nearly half of the capital's residents agreeing. This compared to 45% of those in the rest of the South, 43% in the Midlands, 41% in both the North and Scotland, along with 43% of people in Wales.

The YouGov study comes after blokes admitted they fear the dating game is stacked against them after apps introduced new height filters. Tinder has a paid-for height filter, along with Bumble and Hinge. One man said a potential partner even cried when he told her he was only 5ft2ins before they met up.

Stuart, who is 5ft 7ins, from the Midlands and in his 50s, said: “I’ve experimented with not putting my height on my dating profile, or lying about it just to see, and the number of likes I get shoots up massively. I know I get screened out by the majority of women from the off.”

Another fella, Michael, 31, who is 5ft 2ins, said he opposes height filters as he fears most women would exclude anyone at either the tall or short end of the scale. He said: “Half ghosted me as soon as they learned about it. “One woman, whom I’d gotten to know quite well, said my height was shocking when I told her on a phone call, then cried for half an hour. She turned out to be 5ft 8in.”

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@gluttony @Regenerator @Grodd @Dr. Autismo @curryboy420 @The Abyss @Pancakecel

 

[bruhwtf]

 

[aryanmikmaq]

Evil foids

 

[gluttony]

What's the point in playing a game you'll never win?

This is why I will probably never use a dating app ever, aside from the data collection they do about you, it wasn't about matching people together as much as getting women hooked on the most valuable partners in society. By giving them this free choice of finding a variety of partners than just in a smaller local pool you find this shit happens, matching based on physical appearance alone.

Being a shortcel really sucks and it isn't just within dating only there are other aspects as well such as increased likelyhood of bullying, given less respect, being seen as less mature. It all stems from the Halo effect where one good quality like height, can assume a person also has other good qualities. You can say that about being ugly, fat or really anything that affects your physical appearance.

Sadly, society will remain how it is and the only method is to just try and maximise SMV (which most have tried and failed) or just get lucky. Human nature doesn't change for a very long time and everything will pretty much stay as is.

 

[Julaybib]

Evil foids

 

[The Abyss]

Everybody hates manlets

 

[Grodd]

Fucking brutal

Evil foids

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

Everybody hates manlets

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Another day, another proof that R*dditors are nowhere near the majority that they think they are. Always nice to see.

 

[Misogynist Vegeta]

Short men are mocked almost everywhere in a society the 56% of british people who answered NO are either delusional or are the people participating in such mockery but don't want to admit it.

 

[Antorian]

Women are literal nazis in regard to physical characteristics.

 

[endoftheskies]

Brits agree short men have a problem and lots of women think there's a stigma

The YouGov study found that more than four in people agree there is a stigma about blokes being small, compared to a third who say there isn't

www.dailystar.co.uk

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