Height. (1 Viewer)

[alstah]

Stop complaining! I'm around 165cm and I'm a 17 year old guy! Even I don't complain because there's a couple boys in my grade who are shorter than me, and fyi, i'm not Asian! (I'm still shorter than my dad)

176cm is NOT SHORT. It's average height. I'd say anything from 5'8'' (1.73m) to 5'10.5'' (1.79m) is average, for a guy.

For a girl, average height is probably between 5'3'' (1.60m) to 5'6'' (1.68m).

Males grow till 21, so don't give up hope. Don't go on human growth hormone, because that will have side affects for your future and no sane doctor will prescribe it for you because your average height! How tall are your parents? Height is based on genetics, lifestyle and nutrition. You can't change genetics, but you can alter lifestyle and nutrition. Try to eat foods that stimulate natural HGH. Also, do exercise that elongates the spinal cord, such as swimming.

I'm a midget and i'll be the first one to tell you, there is a lot more to life than height! Confidence > height in the eyes of any girl! You lack confidence because you think your short. And if you feel that your height is putting you at a serious disadvantage (which it is NOT), then why don't you get a pair of elevator shoes, like everyone in Hollywood does. That can elevate your height by 3 inches, which means you'll be probably around the 183cm range.

 

[boris]

average height for males 18+ in australia (in 1995) was 1.748 m (5 ft 9 in) and for women it was 1.634 m (5 ft 4 1⁄2 in).

average height for australian males 18-24 in 1995 was 1.784 m (5 ft 10 in) and for women, 1.645 m (5 ft 5 in)

 

[boris]

if you are shorter than those figures, you are short
if you are taller, you are tall

its very simple

men stop growing in height by 20 with the majority of growth done from 12-15 ok by 17-18 you are only growing by 1-2mm a month which is fuck all u

unlucky cunts

 

[Lolsmith]

yep short

nothing new

 

[apollo1]

im only like 178 cm tall and my mum always givin me shit bout being a short cunt.

 

[boris]

you are average

 

[cosmo kramer]

holy shit

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

That is so scary

Oh lord

I would rather be short forever

dear lord that frame scares me

 

[cosmo kramer]

i had it anna

it was terribly painful for the first two weeks, like one's legs were on fire or something

the removal of the pins at the end for me was done without anaesthetic andthere was a pin that was stuck in there that was bent so it required three yanks to get it out

it was excruciating but it wasn't that big a deal for me

this is my leg lol

 

[Lolsmith]

I feel so fucking uncomfortable reading that having had a similar procedure done

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

why did you need it?


that frame looks like something out of a horror movie

I'm not surprised it was painful. Dear lord that looks so terrible. If I broke my bone, i'd want a cast or something.
That thing...
ugh.

I'm terrified of needles

 

[cosmo kramer]

i had a couple of complications

i had a premature bone union after about three months which required the doctor to rebreak my leg

so instead of having a full anaesthetic i just had it on my legs so i was conscious the entire time it was being done

he put a cloth on my head so i couldn't see what was going on but i could feel the hammer/chisel kind of shattering my bone and could hear the tapping noise as it was being done

also i got the nastiest surprise case of appendicitis during the time i was in the hospital so it was like double whammy lol

 

[cosmo kramer]

why did you need it?

two reasons

one i was short
two i had bow legs

so my unstraight legs were corrected b/c i was at risk of getting arthritis
also now im 2.5 inches taller from increased bone length added by the external fixation process + the tiny increase in height from correcting my unstraight legs

it was an amazing experience really i don't regret it at all

 

[Nemenaky]

I'm not that fat, I have a bit of fat tissue, but not fat. I also run 100m in 13.3, which IMO is good for someone my size.

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

two reasons

one i was short
two i had bow legs

so my unstraight legs were corrected b/c i was at risk of getting arthritis
also now im 2.5 inches taller from increased bone length added by the external fixation process + the tiny increase in height from correcting my unstraight legs

it was an amazing experience really i don't regret it at all

but then pain!
I don't know if I could endure it. I am too scared, lol.

 

[cosmo kramer]

but then pain!
I don't know if I could endure it. I am too scared, lol.

you just gotta bite into the leather strap of your watch and take it like a man

but you're not a man

so i understand in your case lol

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

you just gotta bite into the leather strap of your watch and take it like a man

but you're not a man

so i understand in your case lol

lol

I'm just a huge wuss

 

[Dr_Fresh]

Pretty sure anaesthetics means u feel nothing. And a cocktail of morphine, oxycodone and other simple analgesics means u don't feel much pain post-op either.

 

[cosmo kramer]

yeah but you're not exactly going to be able to have anaesthetics for the entire time you have the frame on your leg (at least 5 months) are you dr fresh

 

[Dr_Fresh]

yeah but you're not exactly going to be able to have anaesthetics for the entire time you have the frame on your leg (at least 5 months) are you dr fresh

That's where the good shit come in Morphine, fentanyl, tramadol, NSAIDs u name it, u can get it