Nobody's Property Illustrated Series #97

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It's Okay To Be Shorter Than Your Wife Or Daughter - Even By A Lot

The prevalence of a man being significantly shorter than his wife can vary depending on cultural norms, societal expectations, and individual preferences. Historically, traditional gender roles in many cultures often dictated that men should be taller and more dominant, while women should be shorter and more submissive. This led to a societal preference for taller men and shorter women as ideal couples. However, with evolving social attitudes and a move towards more egalitarian relationships, such rigid expectations have started to change.

In modern times leaning toward a more egalitarian society in most parts of the world, there is a growing acceptance of diverse body types and a greater emphasis on personal compatibility rather than conforming to traditional stereotypes. As a result, more couples are breaking away from the height norms, and it has become increasingly common to see men and women with varying height differences in relationships – and especially situations where a man is shorter than his wife.

While tall men with shorter wives may still be more prevalent, even in more egalitarian societies, there is no definitive data to determine the exact frequency of this occurrence as it can vary significantly across different cultures and communities.

It's important to note that height should not be a determining factor for the success or happiness of a relationship. Love, respect, and compatibility are far more crucial for a healthy and fulfilling partnership. If a man is significantly shorter than his wife, say about 5’4” (163 cm) with a wife who is just under 6’1” (185 cm) – such as with Clia Daponte’s parents in Nobody’s Property – that’s totally fine! Especially since her parents aren’t born until 2053, by which time societal attitudes are likely to become even more egalitarian, based on current trends.

People are increasingly embracing the idea that mutual emotional connection and shared values matter more than physical characteristics. As societal norms continue to shift towards inclusivity and open-mindedness, the emphasis on height differences in relationships may continue to diminish, allowing couples to focus on what truly matters in a loving partnership.

By the way, if you're wondering, as of this writing, I've never been married, don't really want to be or foresee it, and I'm just under 6'2", or about an inch taller than Greta (or a foot over Nadia's head).

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