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Women should never be taller than men in films. It's demoralizing.
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>vlc
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>>219298760
what's wrong with vlc?
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>>219299029
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8o9G5DeLQc
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Is this the seething manlet thread?
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>>219298751
Are you retarded? Those are kids.
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>>219299397
No its the coping plus size chud thread

>>219298751
Girls grow faster than boys it makes sense for girls to be taller at that age
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Short men won.
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>>219299665
Male children will watch that and will grow up to be bitter adults.
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>>219299869
He's younger than her. She's a teenager.
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>>219299863
tall women still want someone taller than them. there is no winning. there are no manlet upsides
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>>219301758
Short men won, though.
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>>219301914
I want a short man / tall woman dating app that matches you based on how over/under you are in percentile
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>>219302129
I could see my way to crowdfunding that idea.
Potential names for such an app: OUTLIERS, tall ‘n small, elf+hobbit, over/under or narrowing the gap.
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>>219298751
>Women should never be in films
ftfy
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>>219302129
Tfw no 6’1 gf as a 5’7 man



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