I’m a female member in the mid-160 cm range, and I have a question about height.
There are probably quite a few men in the 160 cm range, but from a man’s perspective, what do you think of women who are: ① shorter than you, but only slightly; ② the same height as you; or ③ slightly taller than you?
By the way, I’m not asking because I’m currently in any of these situations—I just suddenly became curious.
For this question, I’d appreciate answers based on both men and women being in the 160 cm range.
Male members, I’d love to hear your honest opinions, and female members, please share any experiences you’ve had when meeting someone in the past. I’d also like to know whether offers involving women like this are rare or fairly common.
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
> From a man’s perspective, what do you think of women who are ① shorter than you but only by a little, ② the same height as you, or ③ slightly taller than you?
If she’s in the 160 cm range, I think most men wouldn’t really mind any of options ①–③.
Once she’s around 175 cm, though, some men may prefer her not to wear heels, and others may start to feel self-conscious about the difference.
That said, if you’re worried about your height, it may be safer not to wear heels. But heels make your legs look longer and more attractive, so it’s a difficult choice.
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I’m Marika, a female member.
I hear that Universe has quite a few models among its members, and there are plenty of men who like tall women. Besides, if you’re in the mid-160 cm range, I don’t think you need to worry about it that much.
Height is the one thing you really can’t change through effort, so I’m honestly envious of tall women.
They look great in both Western and traditional Japanese clothing, too.
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I’m Gaku, a male member.
I’m in the 160-cm range, and the woman I’m currently seeing is also in the 160s. Since we’re almost the same height, she’ll be taller than me when she wears heels—but I like women with beautiful legs and long legs below the knee, so I always ask her to wear them.
In the past, I’ve also dated a woman who was 7 cm taller than me. As long as the woman doesn’t dislike shorter men, I’m totally fine with it.
My ideal image of a short male celebrity is Tom Cruise, though I feel like all of his ex-wives were over 175 cm tall.
I think shorter women may be more likely to prefer tall men.
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I’m Meg, one of the female members.
I’m in the mid-160 cm range.
(↑ Subtly appealing to Mr. Paper Airplane, lol)
When I showed up wearing shoes with heels, I was told, “Wow, you’re tall!”
I don’t think they meant anything by it, but since then I’ve been wearing shoes with relatively low heels.
Well, once you’re in the room, it doesn’t really matter anyway.
Hehe☆
P.S.
I’m looking forward to Papuwa-san’s column♪
…Still, June…
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I’m a male member named Paper Airplane.
Mid-160s cm is my ideal height—the top choice.
If she wears heels, she’d be about the same height as me.
As long as she’s around that height, I really don’t mind. Both taller and shorter women have their own appeal.
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