Some of you may laugh at this or not take this seriously, but there's this mental issue I've been struggling with.
I'm 19 and only 5'4, probably fully grown, which is pretty dam short for a white American male. I could notice the height difference between me and my peers become significant when I was 12 or 13.
At some point in my early puberty years I must've developed some sort of inferiority complex out of it that today is so ridiculously strong that I've been meditating on the issue for almost 2 years now will only a bit of relief in my mind's persistent negative conditioning.
Its deeply ingrained in my subconcious because whenever I walk past a tall guy I feel this physical heaviness and I feel this sense of inferiority and weakness. Maybe at some point it was just thought. But now it is feeling. I feel a kind of pain the thoughts are so imbedded.
I mean its weird because nothing else has been such an issue for me. I feel pretty smart, good looking, I consider myself to uphold morals, to be kind, and otherwise equal. But the height issue brings out the inferiority complex in me like there's no tomorrow.
I think its because the issue hits to the core of my manhood; women. I mean so many women are very insistent upon a tall guy that I often feel pretty worthless, not being able to change my height.
Thoughts?
