Even if you’re a 6’3 it’s possible to find someone at your eye level to make you feel small and feminine (given a lot of luck). But imagine being 6’7+ as a tranny and trying to feel feminine. It’s a completely foreign idea and you are reminded of it every day because for some fucking reason height in our society is a physical trait you can just comment on for no reason in public. I pass by hundreds of people each day and am amazed how much different I look from the ordinary person and even the tranny community. The other day a group of three twinkhons came into work and I couldn’t help but be jealous about how “normal” sized they were. That very same day as I was ducking under the door from of the backroom to clock in my bitch coworker goes “waow Nona srry you scared me rlly bad, there’s just something about u so jumpscarey”. I want to feel small. I don’t want to stick out in crowds. I don’t want people to comment on my unusual appearance. My life is a joke

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    18 hours ago

    Yah I’m really sorry girl 🫂 People who bring up height are so fucking evil its like they’re completely unaware how mean it is to bring up…

    I know its not the same at all because it didn’t last, but I was my adult height as an 11 year old (idk how), and IK the trauma of completely towering peers is so so real and idk I’m just really sorry its completely unfair to you and others similar.

    Out of curiosity how tall are your parents and what age did you hit puberty?

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      12 hours ago

      My dad is like 5’11 and I think my mom is 5’8. I hit puberty at a pretty normal age but I was significantly taller than all my peers even in kindergarten. I keep thinking about how kickass life would be if I was just a really really tall (like 6ft) cis woman