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Quotes from Tall Women (2010)
2010 | 2009b | 2009a | 2008c | 2008 b | 2008a | 2007c | 2007b| 2007a | 2006b | 2006a | 2005b | 2005a | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | Older Quotes | Add your Quote Ladies: Try the Tallwomen.org Forum Do you have a MySpace or a Facebook account and are interested in networking? If you want to join the Myspace Group send me a message via your profile and I'll send you an invitation. If you want to join the Facebook Group just send me a request. You don't have to be my Facebook Friend to join. 6'3" Jheri wrote (February 6th 2010) When I was a teen I used to worry about fitting in and wishing I was average. I think most teenage girls think about that and see themselves as misfits. The funny thing is the ones who are average want to be something else. The trick is to come to like and love features about yourself and also concentrate on who you are as a person rather than the physical. The best parts of me are not the physical pieces, but I do like the unusual parts of me. I'm not a raving beauty, but I have nice eyes, great ears, silky long blonde hair, my thinness and my height. I used to hate my thinness and my height. I'm still so-so on being thin (model thin) as there aren't a lot of curves on me, but I really love my height. It gets attention and also commands a bit of respect. No one treats me like a "dumb blonde" There are some people who don't like my height, but they aren't my friends and I wouldn't want to be around people that shallow anyway. The only part of being tall I dislike is that some things don't fit. But that gives you the opportunity to be clever and solve those problems. It takes time to figure out who you are and to learn how to love yourself. People can sense who is self confident and who isn't. Self confidence is very beautiful. 5'10 1/2" Kara wrote (February 5th 2010) Does anyone else just get this overwhelming feeling of hopelessness thinking to yourself WHY IN THE WORLD COULDN'T I HAVE JUST STOPPED GROWING 2 OR 3 INCHES SHORTER!??! It's a small amount but would make such a difference. I feel so down today. I get so many compliments on how I look but I want to be normal. I want to be the hot girl than any guy (short or tall) would want... help? 6'0 1/2" Mary wrote (February 3rd 2010) I'm 51 years old and am still turning heads when I walk into a room. Take care of yourselves, girls. I know I still look better than any petite 25 year old. 5'10" Michelle wrote (February 2nd 2010) I'm 23 and an even 5'10". I thank God every single day that I'm finally done growing! Still there are times where I really wish that I was 5'5" or 5'6" again. But 5'10" isn't too bad. Yeah, I'm tall but I can still find clothes and shoes in regular stores. And I have a pretty face with nice curves so at least I'm not tall and skinny. Many men admire me. Whenever I feel bad about myself for being this height, I simply remind myself of other tall women such as Tyra Banks and Khloé Kardashian. They are both around the same height as I am, beautiful and have good men in their lives. Joerg says: Tyra Banks is 5'11", Khloé Kardashian is 5'10" 6'0" Lisa wrote (February 2nd 2010) I love this website!! I used to hate being tall as a kid. At High School I was 5'9" and the tallest girl in my year. I used to get picked on and teased, it didn't help that I also have red hair, lol! I didn't grow to 6'0" until I'd left School by which time my Mum (who is 6'2") had instilled into me to be proud of who I am. I am now confident about my height and my 5'10" boyfriend loves my height! The only time I feel self-conscious is when I wear heels. I just prefer to wear flat shoes but it's my best friends wedding in April and I will be wearing my new sparkly, sexy gold 2.5" heels proudly with my gorgeous bridesmaid dress :0) I can honestly say I am happy in my skin now and being tall is all good :0) xXx 5'11" Sonia wrote (February 1st 2010) I'm 18 years old, and just recently I realized that I shouldn't be ashamed of my height... my boyfriend is shorter than I am and when we first started dating, I could never keep my back straight. I just want to say to those girls / ladies that get called the "green giant" to not be ashamed... eventually those who put :[, will one day realize that. Being tall is a beautiful gift we have. 5'11" Jesenia wrote (February 1st 2010) I at times like being tall, but it's so hard to find a man taller than me. Usually tall men like short girls... it's frustrating. 6'3" Jheri wrote (January 31st 2010) This is important I think: A lot of us complain about things not fitting. Mostly it is clothing and shoes, but there is so much else. Now a small company has made something just for tall women from 5'10" and up, but there is very little interest. They have some other ideas, but it is important for them to understand why this is or isn't useful. If you are interested or not, could you take the survey? It isn't often that someone is trying to make something just for us. I put the survey together for them (I don't make any money from this, I just REALLY WANT to see products for tall people that are useful). It should only take about 5 minutes, maybe 10 if you haven't looked at the web page and video. It does ask for the height of your countertop. No contact information is asked for. They just need to know what is right and wrong with the idea. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9B8GTCH Thank you! 6'3" Jheri wrote (January 31st 2010) Go Jayde! One thing about heels if you haven't walked in them much is to spend some time practicing. Have a friend tell you how you are doing or watch yourself if you can. It isn't too hard to get down right, but it is also easy to get it very wrong without noticing. I live in Europe, Megan, so I can't be of much help for specifics. I grew up in Alberta in Canada and there was a Tall Girl shop in Calgary. They didn't have anything that I wanted - I am very thin and they didn't go down in size enough - but a seamstress where I lived was able to alter a dress for a formal event I still get clothing altered a lot. You might try writing to some of the women who run tall women clothing blogs. A few good places to start are: http://tallclothingmall.blogspot.com, http://talltrends.blogspot.com, http://tallexpression.com, http://sarahvainandtall.wordpress.com, and http://tallandtrendy.blogspot.com If you live in a city like LA, Chicago or especially NYC and are very thin (say size 2 or 4), you can get show samples for very little money. They might take some altering, but most are made for women who are 5'11 so it might be close. I did that when I lived in Manhattan. One thing I wish I could do was sew better. It is a lost art for most of us. If a tall woman is inclined to doing crafts, this would be a wonderful one to learn and learn well. You can make anything and to a perfect fit if you are talented enough. There may be amateur dress makers in your area and you might look around to find someone who has the same taste you do. I have good luck finding some students at the Fashion Institute of Technology and Parsons when I was in Manhattan. I have never learned these skills, but wish I had them. When you think about it, before "ready to wear" started to become important in clothing, most clothing was made to actually fit the buyer - at least if you had a good tailor or dress maker. In search of convenience and lower prices we have given up fit. For women of different sizes this has made life much more difficult. I have found a very good seamstress who can modify and tailor clothing that almost fits. Another woman is a dressmaker. I can go to her with photographs or even paper and pencil and we can sketch out something interesting. Then you find cloth and go from there. It takes time and is more expensive than ready to wear, but the fit can be perfect if you find someone who is good. 6'2" Megan wrote (January 31st 2010) Hey guys, so junior prom is coming up this year and I'm having major problems finding a dress, getting a date, and everything else in between. The dresses are too short and I feel like being tall makes you undatsble in highschool, which makes me think I'm not pretty enough for guys. And it seems that being tall only makes this worse. If anyone could give me some advice that would be so helpful. Joerg says: You should take a look at the PromGirl 6'1" Jayde wrote (January 30th 2010) Aha! What a great group of women :) I was having a dilemma; next week I am to go with my fiance to a formal event for his work. Now, I am not what you'd call a 'formal' type person, in fact, the closest thing to a formal event I've ever attended was my aunts wedding, when I was 10! I am what I would call a 'metalhead', that is, I wear black, leather, spikes, boots, and band t-shirts. Well, I wanted to wear something to this event that would be a departure from my regular getup: going for a simple black dress was too 'safe' I felt. So I decided to get something coloured. After walking in and out of every single shop in our local mall (I am currently living in a small town in sweden) dissapointed I finally found what I thought would be the perfect outfit: a gorgeous purple 'billowy' mid thigh length topish thing to go over some tight pants I have. I went to try it on. The shoulders fit, the sleeves fit, the bottom portion was anything but tight (which is good as I have put on some weight since being in sweden. I am now 95 kilos, when I used to be about 80, oops!) BUT the boobs! The boobs weere all wrong! Too tight AND not a big enough space between the armpits and the 'under-boob-bit' (it's one of those tops that is tightest under the boobs and then is flowy from there) Well, my friends, I got it anyway. I figured I'd couple it with a minimiser bra and not lift my arms up too high, ha! (it is a gorgeous top afterall and NOTHING else fit me). This was the first of my problems. I now had to find shoes to wear. Ugh! Finding shoes that I like AND that fit me? Impossible. Absolutely impossible. Most shops don't even go up to my size, let alone have shoes I would be caught dead in. Then I remembered a pair of heels I fell in love with and bought a few months ago, knowing at the time that I don't wear heels and justifying their purchase with a resolve that as soon as I lost weight and went back to my normal size I would wear them. I brought my purchases home and tried everything on, including the heels. Gorgeous. Amazing. I couldn't take my eyes off myself. "Okay, this is what I'll wear... Honey are you sure I don't look like a transvestite in these heels?... Positive? Hmm okay, I'll wear this then" Cut to today: I'm thinking about this formal dinner "Will people make fun of my height in these heels?" (this is all an emotional throwback to being in school and being bullied constantly, called the worst names under the sun, just for being tall! I guess when we are vulnerable [me being in a new country and not knowing anyone] then our old insecurities can arise, plus I never really wear heels, as I mentioned) Well, I decide to google "can tall women wear heels?" knowing that I would find some positive reading on the subject, and, voila! Here is this amazing group! Well, as of the last hour, doing some reading of this site and others, I have decided, You know what? I will wear any damn shoes I want to wear, heels or not, because I deserve it. And I'm not the only woman in the world who has trouble getting nice clothes or shoes (and I'm NOT the only one whose back breaks chopping vegetables on a low counter in the kitchen!). I am not alone in the world and shops not catering to my size is THEIR problem! So I will rock this outfit next week and damned if I'm gonna let insecurities (or slight boobage problems) get in the way of being a confident, beautiful woman! Peace to all you gorgeous ladies, (and sorry for the long windedness) xx 5'10" Lydia wrote (January 29th 2010) Wow - I just was surfing and found you... it's as if the mothership was calling me home! I love this website and am a tad jealous that im the shortest one here (LOL). I've been told by my taller friends that I'm short for a tall person! It seems as if I'm done growing - according to the growth calculator thing. But who knows... I'm only a freshman! To all tall ladies: Let it be known that your first boyfriend may come later than others... boys will catch up in high school. And if not, don't worry. Everyone knows tall girls are hot! Flaunt all your fine fierceness. Make up your own supermodel walk and try it out because you'll love all the compliments!!! 6'3" Jheri wrote (January 29th 2010) Kathy - most people seem to think any tall women is six feet tall no matter how tall she is. I live in Europe and we use metric, but when I'm in the US people say "wow, you must be six feet tall!" all the time. The same thing happens to a friend who is much taller than me :-) 5'11" Grace wrote (January 27th 2010) Even after reading all these comments... I know it's a good thing being tall, yet I still don't like it =[ 5'11" Kathy wrote (January 26th 2010) I am seen by most people as a tall woman, an amazon woman because I am not considered petite! People always ask me if I am six feet tall and I say I wish I was! I always wish I was six feet tall even, and not just 5 feet 11 inches. I felt cheated out of one inch! Not a big deal....but you know I dance, walk, live like a regular sized woman I really dont think about my tallness, except when walking, talking, with a shorter person because it is harder to see them and hear them when you have to bend down! I try not to bend down when having a photo taken of myself with a shorter person! So here goes my quote: I always wish I was six feet tall and not just 5 feet 11 inches, because people always say 'you must be six feet tall" and I say , no I am only 5 feet 11 inches! 6'1" Amanda wrote (January 25th 2010) Hey, I'm 15 years old and I'm a sophomore in high school, and 6'1". I've always really hated being tall, even when it comes in handy, like in basketball. Whenever we have away games I walk by the bleachers and I always hear people making comments about my height. But for some reason, I'm also intimidated by those who are taller than me, and I want to be taller than them. Maybe it's because in truth I really like the attention. But I also feel good when we have formal dances and everyone's in heels and I wear flats, and people actually come a little bit closer to my height! I think after visiting this site though, I realize that I should appreciate it more. Everyone I talk to tells me they wish they could be as tall as me, and if you're tall and someone says that to you, just say "yeah, everyone does" and smile (: 6'0" Mariama wrote (January 24th 2010) Hey, I'm 20 and 6ft too. I love being tall for a number of reasons:
In a nutshell, being tall is fantastic masha'allah. Though I didnt always love my height, I remember when I was younger, about 10 years old, there was this horrible short woman who told me 'Good Lord, Maria, you are a giant!!!' I was like OMG, how can she say that, next thing I knew I was alone in the bushes and crying over her comment. Funny thing was, she was way shorter than average. BUT now, I couldnt be happier to be that tall!!! People around me keep saying how I should be a model, very flattering indeed. 6'0 1/2" Roxxy wrote (January 24th 2010) Hi, I'm 17 and I want to be a lawyer when I'm older. My mum thinks I will dominate the courts with my height and looks. HAHAHA. I love being tall as people tell me all the time how gorgeous tall girls are. However, it obviously comes with its downsides. I have only recently found that boys are becoming my height (6'0 1/2") and even then, after to talking to people, I find guys are sometimes intimidated. :( But I have my eye on one guy at the moment ;) and I love my headteacher at school as she insists I must be a model. So go out there girlies... be BEAUTIFUL and show the rest of the world how GORGEOUS we are!!! And GUYS too!!! Because tall people are beautiful and don't you let anyone let you believe different! x 5'11" Corrine wrote (January 22nd 2010) I'm 16, a junior in high school and I am so self-conscious about my height! In a small town I'm taller than every girl and most of the guys. Recently I met 6'5" guy who is adorable. He makes me feel so good about being tall. Reading all of your comments also helps me. I'm still trying to gain confidence about my height, but my mom has always told me to stand tall and never be ashamed. :) Joerg says: Your mum is absolutely correct, Corrine. Give her my regards! 6'1" Vyneesha wrote (January 21st 2010) I was always the tall "white" chick, even more so since I grew up in a mainly hispanic neighborhood. I was always so uncomfortable with my body until I got older. I began getting modeling gigs, burlesque gigs, and realized something. Being 6 foot one isn't that bad. It made me unique and got me noticed. If I was this tall I probably wouldn't have had some of the opportunities that were presented to me. I do date a lot of short men and I find those who can comfortably date a tall woman very confident and sexy. I'm 6'1" and my long term boyfriend is a 5'8" hispanic man ;) 6'1 1/2" Kelly wrote (January 19th 2010) I am 16 years old and I am one of the tallest girls at school. It gets annoying at times when people mess with me about it. They like to call me amazon woman and godzilla, LOL, and every time I meet someone they always ask how tall I am - like they have never seen someone 6 foot. But it has its advantages, like being able to eat so much and not gain a thing! :) I am starting to love being tall :D 6'0" Alicia wrote (January 18th 2010) I love being tall and I'm glad that the clothing industry has began to accommodate our height. It's just where I'm from dudes are closed minded to having a tall gurl. Although they may be taller than me they prefer 5'2". They don't realize the lovely Tyra Banks isn't short at all (she's 5'11") and neither are the ladies in the WNBA!!! 6'3" Jheri wrote (January 17th 2010) Last week I mentioned a friend's high five video. Since then I've tried it in public a few times and now believe it is a FANTASTIC way for tall women to feel good about themselves and bring a lot of smiles to strangers you meet on the street. I think this would work very well for tall teens, but some of you may have to get your nerve up. Here is an email I sent to some people I know based on what I tried last week and yesterday: Colleen is taller than me and gets all of the stares and comments. She has found a way to turn some of that into happiness. When she approaches someone walking and they start to look, she gets their eye contact and then says something like "you look like you could use a high five" ... then she raises her hand and does it. She told me she feels fantastic for the whole day when she is doing this. Last week she asked someone to follow her with a camera and made this youtube video: http://www.6footsix.com/my_weblog/2010/01/high-fives-for-happiness.html I was walking a large pedestrian street at noon and the weather was sunny with no wind. I tried Colleen's high five on several people. I would wait for eye contact as we approached I would smile and say "dav med dig, high five?", which is the closest Danish for "hey there, high five?". If they were younger I would just say "hey there! want a high five?" because English is common and more cool and there is no Danish for "high five". Almost everyone smiled and did it back. I saw a lot of smiles and high fives happen in an hour. 15 or 20 maybe. One guy looked like it was so much fun that I yelped when we did it. I noticed other people watching and smiling. It is really fun to do this with little kids. What worked for me is getting their mother's attention and then smiling at the kid and saying "both of you could use a high five". The kids watch as them mom does it and get very excited. Then you bend down and give them a little high five and then make them jump for the next one like Colleen did. They get so happy! Some of the people will chat afterwards, but most just go on with a smile on their face. Colleen is right. This is completely natural and wonderful, even in places like Denmark. I think this is perfect for tall girls and women. It may be a little hard to get your nerve up at first, so you may want to go out and try it with friends. And, of course, those of you who are single can do this with guys :-) :-) 6'0" Charlotte wrote (January 15th 2010) Honestly, I love being tall. I love being looked up at, I like the feeling of being different in my quirky awkwardness. What I don't like: Finding long enough pants; Being busty and having people be at my boob height; The impossible task of finding a guy. But I would never ever want to be short. It's boring, its average. We are not average people. We are tall! 6'2" Megan wrote (January 12th 2010) Hey everyone!!! I love being tall, it took me a while being 16 to like being this tall but now it's so much easier if you face life with confidence. You can't change how tall you are so why worry about the fact that you are tall? You are beautiful!!! Guys see so much more than just you being tall. I get told all the time that I am very pretty and should model. In fact, one of my good guy friends, being 5'6", asked me if I would ever date him. I told him no but it let me know that guys don't really care!!! Although I would prefer finding a boy taller than me to date... Otherwise I love being tall, blonde and sexy!!! 6'0" Karen wrote (January 11th 2010) I am 50 years old and 6ft. tall I love it I was the tallest girl in my school. I work in a factory I am the tallest women there it does not bother me because I was raised to be proud of who I am. True friends will love you, no matter what. I got called names in school too. Even teachers teased me, my dad 5'10" was my biggest supporter in school always telling me stand up straight walk tall show confidence when you go places Leave a good impression people will always remember you :)) 6'0" Mya wrote (January 11th 2010) I love my height. I didn't know that I liked it until I got into highschool. I think being tall is beautiful. I'm 16, 6 feet and lovin it. 6'1" Lindsey wrote (January 10th 2010) In response to what Amy wrote I use to get called the Jolly Green Giant so I know exactly how you feel. Ever heard of "short persons syndrome"? Well, most likely the people calling us those names have it. :p I also sometimes get called an Amazon because I have long hair as well as being tall. I actually take that name as a compliment - almost! Haha! Recently I had a job interview and, of course, I was going to dress nice and I was sporting my new high heels. The hiring manager after the interview just had to ask me how tall I really was. He was 6'3" and I was the same height as him with my shoes. So who knows... maybe being tall like him will get me the job? I hope so! 6'1" Amy wrote (January 9th 2010) I'm 14 and and I get called green giant and people say stuff like "how's the weather up there?". It used to bother me but it doesn't anymore. I'm the tallest girl in my year at school. It's annoying cause everywhere you go it's like a straight line of people and then there's me sticking out in the middle. It doesn't bother me as much now cause people that STILL call me green giant need to grow up big time and start picking on someone their own size. LOL 6'3" Jheri wrote (January 9th 2010) Two of the facts of life that you can't get away from are people staring a bit and some questions and comments that were old when you first started hearing them as a preteen. You can turn this around. When someone stops me to make one of those comments I try to say something nice about them to shift the subject and leave them with a good feeling. Some very nice conversations have started this way and I've even made some friends. Colleen decided to try something that makes people smile and works even better if you are tall. This is such a simple and beautiful idea. I'm going to try it later today: http://www.6footsix.com/my_weblog/2010/01/high-fives-for-happiness.html When someone is approaching get their eye contact and say "hi five" and see what happens. It completely changes what is happening and leaves everyone with a smile. Imagine if this spread! 5'11 1/2" Kenya wrote (January 8th 2010) I am 20 years old and I have a 3 1/2 year old son. I'm very pretty and I love my height. Guys love to look at me. When I walk in the room all eyes go on me so I have to be flawless... LOL 6'5 1/2" Alice wrote (January 8th 2010) It took me 13 years to finally learn to love and accept my height. I'm 6'5 and a half. By age 13, I was 6 feet tall and hated it. By age 21, I was 6'5 and a half. Now I'm 26 and finally done growing. Anyway, I now love my height. I love when people tell me how tall, shapely and beautiful that I am. I also get lots of encouragement from my new boyfriend who's an even 6 feet tall and my new friend who I met online. Both of these people tell me how lucky I am to be so tall, beautiful and unique. I hope that one day you all can feel the same as I do. 6'3" Yvonne wrote (January 6th 2010) Growing up I absolutely hated being tall. I was the tallest in all my classes at school and would get teased a lot but now that I'm in my late teens I realize kids at school were just envious and wanted a way to bring me down. Just recently I have lost some weight and grown into my looks and you know what I love being so tall. Seeing all these little short girls makes me feel like I am something new, something different. 5'11" Lizzie wrote (January 6th 2010) I'm 15, and I'm tallest out of all my friends - girls-wise. To add on to the uncomfortableness I'm also taller then quite a few of my friends who are boys. However I've learnt to embrace it, as - let's face it - the only way is up! I'm starting to like my height, as I get noticed. There's nothing more annoying than the first conversation you have with a new person is 'wow, you're really tall'. But I'll live :) I've been scouted for modeling before, and for me that was a slap in the face for anyone who have critisized my height. Also clothes fit me better, and I can get away with more adventurous outfits which perhaps my smaller friends would not feel comfortable in. I need to stop slumping my shoulders when I walk, as really its not very attractive. And after reading some of the comments on here it's made me realise, being tall is a gift not a curse :) 5'11" Cherise wrote (January 4th 2010) Hey, I am also 17 years old and I am 5'11". I absolutely love it except when it comes to wearing heels. I feel anxious before I go out but when people compliment me about my height I kind of feel good about myself. I have learnt to love my height as I've grown up because when I was in school I would usually tower above all my friends but now as a young adult I have met alot of other tall women so I feel I'm not alone! The only thing that bothers me is that I'm always attracted to shorter guys! Finding a guy that's taller than you is difficult as well. It would be nice to talk to you, Sophie to share our experiences! Advice to all tall girls: EMBRACE IT BECAUSE YOUR HEIGHT IS BEAUTIFUL :D 5'11" Esther wrote (January 4th 2010) Hi, Happy new year for all the tall people and tall admirers! Maybe those extremely tall men looking for short women don't want to have extremely tall offspring as themselves.A short girl makes up his height in that way. Beacause a very tall man with an also tall woman surely will bear tall or very tall children. If that's the reason, I can understand it because even if I like been tall, it also brings about a lot of problems. 6'3" Jheri wrote (January 3rd 2010) I get a lot of pain when I'm bending over the low counter in the kitchen. My friend Colleen has even more to bend and she and a friend came up with a raised height counter top. It is much cheaper than having custom cabinets and counters put in. They found a manufacturer and a product will be announced in soon on her blog. The length and width can be custom and the height is set by a measurement to your elbow. If you're in an apartment like me or your budget is tight, this may be the best way to get some back relief. Watch the outtake video on her blog :-) http://www.6footsix.com/colleenify/2010/01/the-first-colleenification-videos-and-a-safety-tip.html Jheri out Oh, a friend who helped out on this wrote some about his, which is for someone who is 6'1: http://tingilinde.typepad.com/starstuff/2009/12/a-bi-more-on-colleenifying-.html 6'0" Sophie wrote (January 2nd 2010) I'm seventeen years old and six feet tall. I've always been the tallest girl in my class and rarely have I met a woman who is near my height. I absolutely love being tall! Because not only am I tall I am also pretty thin (my dad calls me Stringbean). Haha. People (men and women alike) ask me if I have ever been interested in modeling or have been modeling. Sometimes I do feel extremely self-conscious about being so tall compared to other girls. I tend to slouch. My family and friends remind me of how lucky I am to be so tall. I mean, I can eat as much as I want and look as if I haven't gained anything! I have been interested in modeling, I know I am tall enough. [: I love being tall! And even though most guys are shorter than me, I feel good knowing that guys envy my height! Like I said, I love being tall! [: Are you a tall woman (5'10" and above, please) and would like to be quoted here? Tell me about it and I'll add your thoughts. (If you're a guy please use the Guestbook). Please enter your Email Address (for internal purposes only). It will not be published! I may try and contact you if the comment sounds "fishy".
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