Is there anyway you can get taller..?
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Thread Topic: Is there anyway you can get taller..?
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I used to be 5'2 in high school now im thanking jesus im 5'5.
I wear vans (because they're the only shoe I know that are subtle with their platforms for extra height and don't look too extra and unneeded) that boost me up like an inch and a half so im usually~ 5"7 / 5"7.5
But like
Compared to other guys on campus i'm still s h o r t.
I've been working out with upper body strength by mostly doing push ups and sit ups and planks so i don't look as scrawny and look idk less like a high school kid and a bit older. I'm currently 101 lbs
Main questions out of all of this:
Is there any possible way I can make myself look taller? Like an inch taller and I'll be ok.
Is there anyway I can make my arms thicker so I don't look like a prepubescent scrawny Kermit the frog?
Bold parts are there bc they're the main points in case you're 2 lazy 2 read the rest.
Thanks to anyone that answers in advance -
B4 the smart kid comes on and says
WeLl tHaTs wHat hApPeNs wHen yOu'Re tRanS yOurE meAnT tO bE sHoRtEr tHAn ReAl mEn -
Honestly I forgot what I was going to type back to that comment
i guess genetically wise it has been proven males are taller than ftm and ftm usually have baby faces early on but like That's not helping me sweetie -
im a male you're taller than me, but im still bigger at 150-160 lb. (im not a fat ass btw) anyways i would say get testosterone supplements since you can't make much on your own and the female biology does not gain alot of muscle easily. height cannot be gained so easily. there is a process i'v heard of where they can make your shins longer but it's expensive and you can't really use your legs for a long time.
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D: I see I also had thought of the supplements but have been hesitant on jumping onto them because I plan on enlisting into the USMC or US Army. i highly doubt that before enlisting and finishing college I'll have the process of everything settled considering I am my own provider of everything and I have college to pay for. I do plan on taking them but only when I'm 100% sure i either wont go into the military or won't have a hassle getting in. If not I'm shoving this whole plan down the drain and just enlist as Jane Gencarellu.
Is there like anything in specific you eat that makes you be that weight ? I've heard of protien shakes. Primarily the main reason I want to gain weight as well is so i can meet weight requirements.
I mean for exercise I do the daily seven and then cardio. .o. How old are you? Its ok if you don't want to discuss it but are you ever nervous about your height?
Oh yeah yeah I've heard about that on Instagram about it being done in Korea and other Asian countries to achieve American long legs lmao i am too broke to do that
Thanks so much for responding, I appreciate it.🌟🎆 -
im 17. I don't eat anything in specific. i just eat when im hungry and make sure to work out. I don't go to a gym i just do body weight exercises like push ups pull ups ect. i'm naturally broad shouldered and stocky, so i have never really had problems with size other than height. I'm not satisfied with my height but i'v never been nervous about it.
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I'm skinny as sh-- because I don't eat that much anymore. (You can see my ribs, that's how skinny I am.)
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.o. I see, you're so confident my dude.
Don't be anorexic pls eat honey starving yourself is the dumbest thing one can do younger me would know -
I'm eating more now.
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yeah. use your third leg.
youll receive tons of googly eyes from passersby. -
keshamari NewbieI'm perfect
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keshamari NewbieI usually train for 3 hours a week. you know the only reason I don't train every is because I don't want muscles. I mean i'm a girl and I need to attract guys so...
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FirstBlackKage NewbieI'm 13 and 5'6 and I haven't even hit my growth spurt yet. I'm probably gonna be tall right, over 6'2 maybe?
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you're already taller than me
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I'm not even 5'4" guys you have no reason to fret
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