ProzacElf: I mean being able to get away with calling a cop "dude" already illustrates my white privilege of course But it was still a funny episode

i wonder if you plot male height against male attitude towards trans women you get anything interesting

in what direction?

honestly not sure but hypothesizing that you could see a bulge in anti-trans sentiment among men who are 1) taller than most women but 2) not taller than most trans women

i'm a gentleman's 5'11" which means I'm pretty close to median male height but taller than >99% of cis women. my hypothesis here, i guess, is that if you are accustomed to being taller than women it is more disconcerting to encounter women who are taller than you

I just wonder what a "gentleman's 5'11" consists of But I do think you're right largely

5'10" and a piece

Whereas a Harvard 5'11" is just under 5'9"

I'm just over 5'9" and was wondering if I could claim it

Once when I got pulled over the cop was looking at my license and asked me my height and weight and I was like "I dunno 5'11 and 210" and he started to grill me and I was like "Dude I've had my license renewed at least 6 times in 4 different states and they all just copied what I put own at age 16"

I mean being able to get away with calling a cop "dude" already illustrates my white privilege of course But it was still a funny episode

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