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Input: I'm a 5'8" woman. Kind of tall for female I always thought. I don't see men in a romantic or sexual way if they're shorter than me. I've always felt this way. I'm very self concious of my height and around shorter guys I always feel lke I'm half giant like Hagrid. Same height and up is fine. I've talked to a handful of lads about this and they say I'm shallow. (They're a little taller than me, not even short.) I just feel as though it's preference. 

I recently went on a Tinder date with a guy who I was semi-interested in. Not too much, but enough to give it a shot. When I got there he was about 5'2" or something (His tinder bio said 5'10 but that's besides the point). I had a nice chat but his personality wasn't for me. It happens. I mentioned to my friend that his height turned me off anyway, and he lied about his height too. 

My friend then said I shouldn't decline him if he's short, I should have just screwed him and left. (I was looking for sexual partners at the time) but people shorter than me turn me off big time. Like I mentioned I feel like a half giant. Because I expressed this notion, he started ranting about how men can't control their height so you shouldn't have a height preference.

Tl;dr:  I have a preference for same height guys or taller. I don't have sexual or romantic interest in shorter guys.

Am I the Asshole? 

not liking shorter guys