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Input: I was at a bookstore last week and I ended chatting with a guy and he was nice and cute and asked for my number and even though I'm like 2-3" taller than him I gave him it. We're both 22 I'm like 5'8 he's maybe 5'5, we spoke on and off for a week and he asked me out to a bar I had no plans and so I agreed and it was a good time he's a nice guy. But the more I was thinking about it during the date the more I thought to myself that it won't work out because he's a lot shorter than me. I still enjoyed the date and he paid our tab, after that we were speaking and he mentioned we should go to this cool other bar next time. And I just said I wasn't feeling anything between us, he was kinda bummed but said any particular reason? So I just told him I don't really like shorter guys, and he surprisingly took it very well. He said no problem I get it, thanks for the honesty and we hugged and went on our on ways. 

I told one of my friends this who's a guy and not short he's like avg height and he said that was super vain and shallow as the way I was describing him he was a nice guy and he can't control his height. However, my GF's think I was well in my right too and that its a deal breaker for them too and I'm not an ass.

AITA?

turning a guy down because he's short