Men eat so much more than women, it’s a little crazy to witness sometimes! My partner is almost always willing to clear my plate after he’s cleared his and I’m so full I can hardly move haha

hah yeah :)

i've recently seen my cousin (22M) eat a whole plate of noodles with sour cream, then another one. i felt like i'm seeing a fire storm eat up a rack of dry wood or sth. meanwhile i eat like 3 tomatoes and am full :P

The eating thing is too real. I saw an adorable Mexican waif taking her lunch break the other day when I was eating my own lunch. She got some sort of enchilada type thing from Taco Bell, where she works so she can make her own dishes, while I got my normal Supreme Luxe Box.

For comparison, my meal comes with chips and cheese, a taco, a chalupa, a burrito, and a drink. She had a single burrito covered in red sauce. She ate half, packaged it up and took the rest home. I vacuumed up the crumbs from my wrappers.

Admittedly I can probably use her as a dumbbell/ bar weight, provided she can plank properly. I would guess that she is 162-167 cm, and 49-50 kg. I'm 192-193 cm and 104kg

This makes me want to work out more. I'm basically wasting my T on baldness occessonally getting angry when I should be sad lol

I thought you were going to say that at 5'10 as a woman you were considered quite tall and now as a dude 5'10 is average.

Sometimes a person that looks like a baby deer sees you and wants to climb that jungle gym 😏

6'5" here. Because very few people are noticeably taller than I am, when I meet someone who is it's a crazy experience especially 7ft+.

I can recall being stun locked by having to look up at someone much taller than me 5 times total in my 35 years alive so far since middle school.

The opposite doesn't really phase me until I'm physically holding a significant other. Then I'm like holy shit you're tiny! Dunno why it doesn't quite register until then.

Speaking of, I actually found a partner who's exactly my height. Not that I would've ever said that was a requirement, but it is nice being in a relationship with someone you can just look straight in the eye without moving your head.

I dated a girl who had been raised by a single mother, one sister no brothers, then she went to an all-girl's college. At 25, I was her first boyfriend. I'm not sure I convinced her we're the same species. A 5'7" 200 pound man dating a 5'1" 110 pound woman, I was almost twice her size and casually lifted or moved things she utterly couldn't. She very nearly screamed the first time I picked her up.

This is why most responsible parents drill "never hit girls" into their sons. I thought it was the peak of gender discrimination back in the day, but turns out they're just trying to keep your ass out of jail, so you don't ever fist bump or body slam a girl as hard as you do with your bros. Heck, I've seen girls sprain/break their hands just hitting a guy.

The strength gap can be wild.

A while back at work two of my female colleagues were trying to move a full book cart to another wing of the building. There was a bit higher treshold in one of the corridors and they couldn't raise the cart enough to get the wheels over it. I happened to walk by and offered assistance.

I knelt down to check the wheel height and instantly raised the front of the cart with one hand and guided it over threshold my other hand. While still on my knees.

My colleagues stared at me with a mix of awe and horror, having just realized that what was beyond their combined strength was just an easy task for me. And I'm not even a "strong guy".

Ummm... 190 / 84 here. But I think I have it about right. Yes I walk a Lot.

That's a temporary taxonomic error. Anthropological morphology takes time to digest evidence, but we are speciating as we speak.

Being 5'6", that's reassuring to hear that not I'm not a completely lost case

Goals?

I'm 5'3" and dated a 5'4" guy. Kissing was great, I didn't have to tip-toe or break my neck.