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| Topic: Who's More Likely to be Jealous...Short or Tall Men? | |
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Well, there is a scientific answer...but Ladies, what's your experience?
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fot the whuck?
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fot the whuck? |
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fot the whuck?  |
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Oh, im not even...
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I'm going to say the science probably points to short men but I have seen jealousy rear its ugly head in both.
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I've never had a man act jealous with me, so I wouldn't know.
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Well, there is a scientific answer...but Ladies, what's your experience? I don't believe there is actually a scientific answer, moreso how can it be scientifically broken down? I mean how do you figure someone standing at 6'4" is more or less jealous then a guy standing at 5'6"? There isn't even a scientific method to break that kind of problem down...quit making **** up... |
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I have always had a preference to taller men..and most of them were the jealous type...
Going only on that I'll say the taller ones. |
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Well, there is a scientific answer...but Ladies, what's your experience? I don't believe there is actually a scientific answer, moreso how can it be scientifically broken down? I mean how do you figure someone standing at 6'4" is more or less jealous then a guy standing at 5'6"? There isn't even a scientific method to break that kind of problem down...quit making **** up... You might want to refer to the article in USATODAY - among other places - on the study by The University of Lancashire in UK. But you believe what you want...it's a free country.
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I'd say insecure ones.
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Well, there is a scientific answer...but Ladies, what's your experience? I don't believe there is actually a scientific answer, moreso how can it be scientifically broken down? I mean how do you figure someone standing at 6'4" is more or less jealous then a guy standing at 5'6"? There isn't even a scientific method to break that kind of problem down...quit making **** up... You might want to refer to the article in USATODAY - among other places - on the study by The University of Lancashire in UK. But you believe what you want...it's a free country. Sorry, but most studies are BS...half are a waste of time and the other half are pulled on by government funding. There is no possible way to figure out who is more or less jealous just based of height, there are far too many variables that go into emotions to simply base them off of feet and inches. If this is the kind of stuff you want to believe...humanity is going down the drain quicker than I thought it was... |
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I'd say insecure ones. That makes sense. |
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I would have to say it is short men that fit that category......but I would bet they are more apt to put more effort towards a relationship then a taller man will.
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I would have to say it is short men that fit that category......but I would bet they are more apt to put more effort towards a relationship then a taller man will. Well, someone read the story today! 
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I think the short ones are jealous of the tall ones
and ones with little dingle dangles are jealous of the ones with big dingle dangles |
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I'm jealous of Quietman...
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I think the short ones are jealous of the tall ones and ones with little dingle dangles are jealous of the ones with big dingle dangles Must you always speak in science lingo 
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