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I've always questioned the why society established and encourages the so-called 'norm' of tall guy, short girl image for relationships.
This leaves many tall women and short guys feeling all sorts of awkward approaching the opposing sex (if at all).
Same applies for skinny guy meeting curvy/plus-size women and vice versa tubby guy meets skinny women.
On top of that, insecurity also plays a blind bat in the psyche of people. questions like:
- what does he/she think of me?
- do i come off as aggressive/passive?
- what are they thinking?
- is it me?
basically, any question in a normal encounter between the 'normal' couple will meet an amplification in pressure to the 'odd' couple.
Once that 'comfort' bridge is crossed, then things will become okay, but this happens not a lot. If it always happened with a high percentage of success, there wouldn't be such a thread as this.
So where am I attempting to sway this thread? I'm not sure. I'll leave this open ended.
'Odd' couples needs more love and assurance that everything will work out as long as there's a common understanding with each other, and the acceptance of not having to dive into peer pressure and peer created uncertainty. In the end, the bond is between the couple. Neither is entering the relationship to each others' friends/families/relatives.... well, they are in a sense, but you get what i mean...
This leaves many tall women and short guys feeling all sorts of awkward approaching the opposing sex (if at all).
Same applies for skinny guy meeting curvy/plus-size women and vice versa tubby guy meets skinny women.
On top of that, insecurity also plays a blind bat in the psyche of people. questions like:
- what does he/she think of me?
- do i come off as aggressive/passive?
- what are they thinking?
- is it me?
basically, any question in a normal encounter between the 'normal' couple will meet an amplification in pressure to the 'odd' couple.
Once that 'comfort' bridge is crossed, then things will become okay, but this happens not a lot. If it always happened with a high percentage of success, there wouldn't be such a thread as this.
So where am I attempting to sway this thread? I'm not sure. I'll leave this open ended.
'Odd' couples needs more love and assurance that everything will work out as long as there's a common understanding with each other, and the acceptance of not having to dive into peer pressure and peer created uncertainty. In the end, the bond is between the couple. Neither is entering the relationship to each others' friends/families/relatives.... well, they are in a sense, but you get what i mean...