men's height and women's weight

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The video likely resonated due to its commentary on common dating double standards and the relatable, albeit controversial, discussion of physical preferences. The creator's direct and somewhat provocative approach to a sensitive topic likely encouraged engagement and sharing.

Summary

The video discusses the double standard in dating preferences, where men often ask women about height preferences but then use weight as a counter-argument. The creator argues that both men and women have preferences and that certain physical attributes, like height and weight, cannot be easily changed, unlike some cosmetic procedures or surgeries.

Structure

1Introduction of the dating trend
2Men asking women about height preferences
3Women using weight as a counter-argument
4Discussion of double standards in preferences
5Comparison of unchangeable traits (height/weight) vs. changeable ones (surgery)
6Critique of the scale tactic and its implications

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men's height and women's weight

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unbelievable cope #height #dating

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Transcript

So there's this trend where men ask women if height matters in a guy and when the girl says like, yeah, they pull out a scale and tell them to step on it. Well, if a man's height matters, then your weight matters. Oh, you're too heavy. You're too heavy. As if women don't also have a weight preference. And as if guys also don't have a height preference. The equivalent of a man's height is a woman's height. The equivalent of a man's weight is a woman's weight. Well, guys can't change their height. Women can't change their height either. There's plenty of things that men want and women can't change, like breast size, for example. Sure, you could get implants or something, but you could also get a surgery where you break your leg bones and extend them by a few inches. Men also have height preferences, right? Like if you're a 5'2" guy and you're not okay dating a 5'6" girl, if she is, then like, what are you doing? You probably want to be taller, just as much as she wants to be shorter. So when these guys pull out a scale, not only is it insane to do in real life, but it's also just gross. Also, by the time you've pulled out a scale and told them to step on it, I don't think they're going to be upset that they're too heavy for you. I don't think they were ever interested to begin with.