“All Short Men Should Die!”

Imagine if, before we were born, there was a court that allowed us to choose the physical traits we would inherit based on our previous lives or perhaps through a raffle system. If you had the opportunity to bid on certain traits, what would you choose? Would you prioritize height above all else? For those of us who aren’t particularly tall, it’s easy to feel insecure in various social settings. As someone who stands at 5'9" and a half with good posture, voluminous hair (thanks to a perm), I often find myself questioning my height and its impact on my life. Whether it’s at college parties, where I’m competing with taller men for women’s attention, or on the basketball court, where I struggle to secure rebounds against taller players, I’ve always wondered if I did something wrong in a previous life or if this is just some cosmic joke. But is height really the root of these insecurities? Or are we simply too fixated on the physical attributes we can’t control? <a href="https://medium.com/@profoundthoughts/all-short-men-should-die-7eea30c4f1ef">Read More</a>