Sometimes I feel like I was born unto Giants. My family is extraordinarily tall. What about you?
When i was a child, my parents would stand me against the door jamb, and measure me from the bottom of my feet to the top of my head and then make a mark on the jamb.  They would repeat it every year.  I grew to about 6 feet tall.
That's fairly tall! Sounds like you had fairly good nutrition, a good childhood, decent posture and a genetic head start, all of which can influence height. What bout the rest of your family?
All midgets.  When i go to the doctor, they use a stadiometer to see how tall i am.  They have me stand on a scale and the stadiometer has a swing arm on it that they put on top of my head.
I believe they prefer the term little people. But since you are above average height, some studies show that you may experience greater success in both dating and earning potential. Do you feel either of those apply?
neither apply to me, but some research has shown that taller people are more intelligent.
I haven't heard of such a study! Have you ever considered going in to Auxology?
Height discrimination
Height discrimination (also known as heightism) is prejudice or discrimination against individuals based on height. In principle, it refers to discriminatory treatment against individuals whose height is not within the normal acceptable range of height in a population. Height discrimination is most common against shorter than average men and is generally accepted and ignored. Some tall women have resorted to high dosages of oestrogen to reduce their height.
Research indicates that the human brain uses height as a measurement to determine social status and fitness. The brain automatically
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