Im 6"5
Wow i thought u were tall
Being short is highkey underrated
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Wow i thought u were tall
Was born here (U.S) but lived there for my first 18 years and I don't think height was ever a topic my girlfriends and I talked about when talking about guys.
Child_Of_God
Love is a long road.
Was born here (U.S) but lived there for my first 18 years and I don't think height was ever a topic my girlfriends and I talked about when talking about guys.
Height is really only an issue in the USA and in some parts of Europe. It isn’t a huge deal everywhere else.
How is it like living in Germany?
The BasedFather
Task Force
NO THANKS
keep that short shyt over there
nikkas got step stools in the house. If I was a little bit taller headasses
keep that short shyt over there
nikkas got step stools in the house. If I was a little bit taller headasses
Height is really only an issue in the USA and in some parts of Europe. It isn’t a huge deal everywhere else.
How is it like living in Germany?
I agree.
I really liked it, I think there are lots of similarities in that Germany is pretty Americanized anyway. Everything is just bigger here in the U.S., streets/packaged food and portion sizes. I didn't grow up in a big city but if you go to Berlin or Hamburg or any bigger cities it's pretty comparable to any U.S city and you'll recognize most stores, more black people and different cultures from Turkey, Poland, other African countries etc.
Most people should be able to speak or at least understand decent English because it's taught starting in 4th grade and especially if you're close to a city with a military base. People are friendly but that comes with time, they can come across as cold and less personable at first due to language and just a more closed off mentality compared to how cheery/bubbly Americans are. But once you get to know them everyone is very nice and open minded.
I miss the food, if we could combine the variety of American food with Germany's I'd be in heaven!
Child_Of_God
Love is a long road.
I agree.
I really liked it, I think there are lots of similarities in that Germany is pretty Americanized anyway. Everything is just bigger here in the U.S., streets/packaged food and portion sizes. I didn't grow up in a big city but if you go to Berlin or Hamburg or any bigger cities it's pretty comparable to any U.S city and you'll recognize most stores, more black people and different cultures from Turkey, Poland, other African countries etc.
Most people should be able to speak or at least understand decent English because it's taught starting in 4th grade and especially if you're close to a city with a military base. People are friendly but that comes with time, they can come across as cold and less personable at first due to language and just a more closed off mentality compared to how cheery/bubbly Americans are. But once you get to know them everyone is very nice and open minded.
I miss the food, if we could combine the variety of American food with Germany's I'd be in heaven!
I’m glad that you enjoy Germany. I heard that it was pretty Americanized over there. I did a thread on Hamburg, Berlin and Frankfort a while ago. If you want you could check the threads out and see everyone else’s opinion on the three cities in the links below.
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/rate-this-city-day-61-berlin.747263/
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/rate-this-city-day-135-frankfurt-germany.761010/
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/rate-this-city-day-135-frankfurt-germany.761010/
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/rate-this-city-day-135-frankfurt-germany.761010/
SnowflakesByTheOZ
Sorry, that's another B
get these nets
Veteran
B
Buy your suits at the same shops that Moms buy Easter clothing for their teen sons, brehs.
1LurkerChick9
All Star
Short men do tend to have more attractive faces 
