A short YouTube monologue (by Anwar White) about dating for tall women. The speaker argues tall women should not restrict partners based on height, suggests broadening preferences beyond men taller than them (noting average male height ~5'8"), and uses playful metaphors (rides at Six Flags, candy sizes) to make the point.
Chapters
Samantha said, who is dating tall girls?
The stocky guys. The tall guys. When you're a tall girl, like, I want you to put height. Like, I want you to take it all the way off the table.
I want you to. I want you. I always say this, and I. I believe it to be a hundred percent true, and it is this. If you're a tall girl, you gotta ride all the rides. You can't just ride the scary ones at Six Flags. You gotta ride the kiddie rides too.
Yeah.
Because if you're five' ten, five' eleven, and you just want to get with some guy that is taller than you, you're only gonna be talking to 15 to 20% of the population.
I don't like those odds. And you shouldn't either.
You hear me? A lot of girls are like, I need someone taller than me. You want someone taller than you because you want to feel feminine. But feminine and feminine energy has nothing to do with the physicality. Someone said, is that code for short, like Kevin Hart? No, no, girl. I didn't say dwarfism.
I said girl. Date some guy that's five' eight, 59, which is the average height of a man.
Yeah, someone said, I don't like fun sized men. I know that's right, honey. I like my Snickers regular size, no shade.
