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LADIES: how tall does he have to be?

102 replies · 25930 views · Started by Hahaha · Apr 2005
Hahaha
aight, yall can move this to the ladies thread a little later, but this room is dying so... aight thought about this topic while i was walking through the mall yesturday...there was a fine **** chick about 4'11" and she wore a nice pair of maybe 3 inch heels? but with the hills, i still towered over the chicka (i'm only 5'6"). we were in line @subways...welp, then her boyfriend came up...and this n!gga was like 6'4" maybe 6'5" ish! i was like wtf??? and then she was blah blah blahing with one of her ho friends and they were talking about her and her ahem...boo...she was saying something like she can't date a man unless he's at least 6 feet tall...i was like wtf??? :???: so ladies, how tall does he have to be? 8-) (nessa) BTW...tiaria, dutch square IS NOT A MALL!
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IgnoranceIsBliss · Apr 2005
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What I've seen men express they like in a woman on this board: Light Skin Long Hair Short Tall Light Eyes Long Legs Slim Waist Thick Thighs Big **** Short Hair Brown Skin Big **** feel free to add on... But women are too picky on physical appearance.:roll:
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Hahaha · Apr 2005
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i would actually go deep into this because it's what i thiink about all day being a short man, but i won't...too tired...but good point megan 8-)
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ThatClassyGirl216 · Apr 2005
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peachyhoney02 wrote:
Well my husband is 6'11 and I am 5'6 so that should tell you something and if you dont believe me any body that goes to Hampton University can vouch for me since he did play on the basketball team last year
Hey ur Andrew's wife!! I saw u on facebook (and in tha profile parts on this site)...u guys are SOOO cute together! Anyway as for me...I would hope he would be 5'6 and up...since I'm 5'6. My current boyfriend is 6'4 which works out just fine for me, but I would date someone my height.
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IgnoranceIsBliss · Apr 2005
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^Damn, I didn't know he was married. He is a tall **** dude though.
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· Apr 2005
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MeganJerai wrote:
^Sweety, it is fact that Black women mostly date or marry(the few of us who are married) our own men. And I think I'm correct in saying that they're are more tall African-American/Black men(precentage wise cause Hispanics outnumber our ****) than tall Hispanic. Your statements were generalizing and meant to denounce Black women just because what about 10 chicks said. My last statement was to say, if it were true that all Black women just like tall men it's because we have a wider selection of taller men than Latina women. I bet Vanessa Bryant likes her tall man.
I do not care what your, or anyone elses preferences are. I have preferences, we all do. Limitations is what pisses me off to no end. I mean, how offended would you be if I said I only want to date light-skinned women? Whether you liked me or not, I think you would find it rather insulting that I wrote you off before you even got a chance. Sometimes people need to watch their choice of words. Thunder
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· Apr 2005
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where's my halo? wrote:
"What type of man do u like?" and i could say "tall, dark skinned, locks, and thick" becuz that's what i like. But guess what? I like a whoooooole bunch of other things too. And every dude that i've been attracted to wasn't tall, wasn't dark, wasn't thick, and didn't have locs. Folkz can say one thing on this board, but it doesn't mean that they'll stick to it, and it surely doesn't mean that the majority of the Black female population follows that same trend. kay...i'm done with my dissertation now
Replace and man w/ female, he w/ she, and dude w/ woman and I cosign....
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· Apr 2005
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Thunderstruck wrote:
KrazyTasha718 wrote:
...I would love to respond. First you need to look up what a justified stereotype is, because when you throw around sayings you don't understand you end up embarrassing yourself. A ratio of 14:1 out of 15 women is NOT a justified stereotype. If it was a ratio of 14:1 out of say 5,000 black women, it still would not be justified....You still did not have a response from at least an equal amount of latina women.I am pretty damn sure I can get about 15 latina women up on here to say they like men 5'8" and taller, being that I grow up in a latina community. (Note: there are black latinas (just thought you should know) So for you to throw out just ANOTHER UNJUSTIFIED stereotype against black women without proof, is just proving the napoleon complex theory
You grow up in a latina community? LOL. What are they, all women? I grew up in East Los Angeles Naz Itilaztan barrio, yeah, your knowledge on the latina community. Most whom probably are Puerto Rican living in Brooklyn.
:lol: I'm sorry but that ****was funny as hell
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· Apr 2005
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Thunderstruck wrote:
KrazyTasha718 wrote:
...I would love to respond. First you need to look up what a justified stereotype is, because when you throw around sayings you don't understand you end up embarrassing yourself. A ratio of 14:1 out of 15 women is NOT a justified stereotype. If it was a ratio of 14:1 out of say 5,000 black women, it still would not be justified....You still did not have a response from at least an equal amount of latina women.I am pretty damn sure I can get about 15 latina women up on here to say they like men 5'8" and taller, being that I grow up in a latina community. (Note: there are black latinas (just thought you should know) So for you to throw out just ANOTHER UNJUSTIFIED stereotype against black women without proof, is just proving the napoleon complex theory
You grow up in a latina community? LOL. What are they, all women? I grew up in East Los Angeles Naz Itilaztan barrio, yeah, your knowledge on the latina community. Most whom probably are Puerto Rican living in Brooklyn.
:lol: I'm sorry but that ****was funny as hell
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Blutifully Human · Apr 2005
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LeDbYFIRE wrote:
where's my halo? wrote:
"What type of man do u like?" and i could say "tall, dark skinned, locks, and thick" becuz that's what i like. But guess what? I like a whoooooole bunch of other things too. And every dude that i've been attracted to wasn't tall, wasn't dark, wasn't thick, and didn't have locs. Folkz can say one thing on this board, but it doesn't mean that they'll stick to it, and it surely doesn't mean that the majority of the Black female population follows that same trend. kay...i'm done with my dissertation now
Replace and man w/ female, he w/ she, and dude w/ woman and I cosign....
A lil confused at first. But i got ya homie
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cafe-aulait · May 2005
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WEEELLL Now days, a man's height is the least of my concerns. How well he is proportioned, and physically fit, seems to matter more to me. If you have nice skin, an alluring personality, and keep yourself clean cut... you're cool with me. I really don't care. BTW, my bf is 6 feet and Im almost 5'4"...
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