Shorter men “routinely get spoken down to just because of this trait that they can’t control,” Alex said. So last January, he got a leg-lengthening surgery to increase his height to 5’10".
“My goal was never to be tall. It’s to be in a place where no one comments on my height,” Alex said.
And most of those comments come from 5'2 or lower worse halves who couldn't do something useful for humanity if they had Nikola Tesla's brain and Bill Gates' money.
You should have saved your money and just reminded them that when your weight starts with a 2, you should probably not talk shit.
But hey, let's care about when the hellspawn want to cut their breasts off and regret it.
They call that procedure "barbaric", so what would they call this?
The $75,000, four-hour surgery, which is not generally covered by insurance, involves cutting the thigh bones in each leg and inserting a rod inside them. Then over the next three to four months, the rods are lengthened by up to 1 millimeter (0.04 inches) per day, via an external remote control. New bone grows over the rods.
Oh, right. I forgot. They don't care. Making people feel like they need to irreparably change their bodies, with many complications, only matters when women say it does.
Shorter men “routinely get spoken down to just because of this trait that they can’t control,” Alex said. So last January, he got a leg-lengthening surgery to increase his height to 5’10".
“My goal was never to be tall. It’s to be in a place where no one comments on my height,” Alex said.
And most of those comments come from 5'2 or lower worse halves who couldn't do something useful for humanity if they had Nikola Tesla's brain and Bill Gates' money.
But hey, let's care about when the hellspawn want to cut their breasts off and regret it.
They call that procedure "barbaric", so what would they call this?
The $75,000, four-hour surgery, which is not generally covered by insurance, involves cutting the thigh bones in each leg and inserting a rod inside them. Then over the next three to four months, the rods are lengthened by up to 1 millimeter (0.04 inches) per day, via an external remote control. New bone grows over the rods.
Oh, right. I forgot. They don't care. Making people feel like they need to irreparably change their bodies, with many complications, only matters when women say it does.