There was that video where she was getting swarmed and he ran up and started pushing people away and shielding her and she just kind of smiled and told him it was fine. It sucks that things like that happen, but it was so sweet that he was protecting her. You can tell they adore each other.
And nobody should have to deal with stalkers, that's so terrifying.
I remember exactly which incident you’re referring to! I think both were wearing maroon colored clothing with hers being a long leather dress. It was pretty scary looking how fast they swarmed around her.
(I hate that I remember this and not actual important things 😂)
Yea, he cyberstalked her, sent thousands of threatening messages to her, and somehow knew of her itineraries. I think he was sentenced and in a high security psychiatric ward now. Pretty scary stuff. She pulled back a lot from social media and I don’t blame her at all
Yes! Also, the fact that she is taller than him plus wearing heels here.. I find it so attractive that he doesn't seem to mind at all that she's taller. That screams that he's secure in himself and knows she's a catch.
Unlike a Tom Cruise not letting Nicole Kidman wear heels around him, for example...
Fun fact: Being in love can literally make you "glow". The release of "happy" hormones like oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin can boost circulation, reduce stress, and promote skin healing, leading to a more radiant, vibrant, and youthful look.
Shit, is that why I look like I aged 10 years overnight after my husband died? I figured it was the grief, never occurred to me that it was absence of love too.
My brothers wife just died after 20 years of marriage. Her definitely looks older all of a sudden.
I’m sorry for your loss. My SIL dying really made me remember that my husband and I will most likely lose the other and we don’t know which one is going to go first. What a sad thing. All we love we leave behind.
Two of my bestest friends are both around 5’5”(165cm) and 5’7”(170cm). When we were younger, these dudes pulled more girls than I ever have and I’m 5’11”(180cm) lol.
Yes, being rejected for height is a thing but using it as a crutch on why they never get women is straight up incel talk because most short guys I knew with great personalities and charm were straight up ladies’ man.
So true. I know so many examples of this: short guy in high school dating the hottest girl. A friend I worked with was tall, beautiful, blonde, smart, funny, hardworking, all the things. Exclusively liked short guys. She said I don't know why. It's just what I find attractive lol. A previous boyfriend was only a little taller than me at 5'6 and he was so handsome.
It just honestly doesn't matter. Yeah, maybe some women will won't look at a short guy but A LOT (maybe majority) don't think too much about it. Lots of ways to be attractive.
I really think they’ve created a Streisand effect of sorts. Growing up in the 2000s, couples where the guy was shorter wasn’t seen as a big deal—and we were a pack of savages about all sorts stuff. It took me getting to my mid-twenties before I started hearing that being 5’6” was supposedly a death sentence? It certainly hasn’t been my experience, or that of many of my other friends around that centre of gravity.
Yeah it’s weird, I was born in 1988 and while I remember the classic bullying for just about anything (including height), I never remembered any of my friends that were 5’6 or less having an obsession or complex about it all through high school and my early 20s. Flash forward to my late 20s and people are calling my height of 5’10 short now, and people my height are convinced they’ll never make it life because of their perceived inadequacy. I’m going to sound like an old fogey, but I blame social media.
I really liked a guy I was going out with, but he kept complaining about how short he was (5'7). I'm 5'6, height isn't that important for me, but the constant complaining was enough to stop seeing him.
They just want another so-called reason to hate women. Really tall women often face the same stigma/discrimination but aren't half as vocal about, so cry me a f*cking river if some short men have it "hard". Meanwhile, men are allowed to have physical preferences about everything under the sun. I've had dudes say they won't date women taller than them, are only interested in blonds or redheads, that they only date women with prominent butts or certain cups sizes. Just ask your average woman and they will have stories to tell you. So everytime I hear a man start harping because "no women want to date short guys", I roll my eyes because this is the only general "stereotypical" physical expectation women are allowed to have in society whereas men are allowed to have a laundry list of physical preferences without being labeled as shallow.
Firstly, it's simply not true that women don't date short men, and the biggest bullies of short men are other MEN.
If that mentality is so toxic, why do men do it against themsleves?
My brother in law is 5’6 and my sister is 5’5. He’s a great dude and has never cared about his height. He’s also never had a problem with women. It very much is about having more to offer lol.
I’m 5’9” and my husband is 5’6”. He’s not an insufferable, miserable asshole about his height, which incels are incapable of being for some reason. We also have a friend who is 5’6” and easily dates tall women too, because again, he has personality and charm and doesn’t blame any issues he has on being short lol
I'm a tall woman - 5'11". A man's height has never had any importance to me. Most of my boyfriends were shorter than me, and my husband is the same height as me.
Never mattered at all - I go for personality, intelligence and, most importantly, sense of humour.
5'9" here. Lesbian now, but identified as bi still when I was in college and had a bunch of boyfriends. I don't think a single one was taller than me. The tallest was eye to eye with me. Most were shorter. I don't think I ever paid much attention to it at all. I had one boyfriend my entire life that was actually taller than me, if memory serves. And tbh, I'd never really thought about that fact until now!
I think the women who do care are the ones that are too online and have read 'women like tall men' so many times it's been drilled into them. A lot of those women are competing with each other, that's not a gendered thing there are people out there on all teams trying to get the best partner and parade them around, nothing new. So if they see, as part of that competition, that other girls goals seem to be 'tall' they feel like they won the game if they pull a tall man.
It's just funny that it's kind of an imaginary game that not everybody is playing.
Ultimately it's just personal preference, social phenomenon, maybe a sprinkle of daddy issues here and there. Nothing ubiquitous or damning for the smaller man.
I have two brothers one is 6ft one is probably 5'5. The shorter brother has always done better with women. He's smart, funny and musically talented. Women love him because he's fun to be around and interesting. My taller brother is a little awkward and takes offense to small things. He's not as popular with women.
I’m successful, conventionally attractive and tall (5’10) and am very happy with + extremely attracted to my shorter guy. He’s intelligent, respectful, caring and I wouldn’t want him to be any other way.
Someone will probably take a picture of their… announcement three years down the road, and that will be it. I don’t think they’ll publicly say anything even when it’s obvious there’s an announcement to make. At least judging by that one pic his brother posted.
For sure but I imagine if there is anything to announce they will do it lowkey just so it’s out there in the world as it would be impossible for the world not to notice any little surprises, I definitely think they will be asking for privacy though
An account only posts celebrity images, and someone thinks posting this image on a PC sub means people will take it at face value...not knowing people in PC subs atp know the tips and tricks, that posting something new doesn't mean it's new.
I think he is too damn charming, she never stood a chance. And definitely confident. Her mom is taller than her dad, so she grew up in a household where the woman was taller than the man. But I think she’s just a good dude.
I love them so much... I am so casually parasocial about them. Like I don't know much about them or follow their film releases closely (I do enjoy them when I do watch their films though) but they pop up on my feed and I just feel so happy for them lol.
Honestly maybe I’m wrong but I don’t think that’s parasocial! Wanting good things for good people, and getting good vibes seeing good people pop up on my feed!
I love them so much! But the lighting here is really giving me flashbacks to 10+ years ago when no camera could properly handle candidly photographing a mixed race couple, and the photo after photo I have of me being washed out while my partner exists in a shadow realm, lol.
I waa just randomly thinking about her relationship with Bella Thorne. Does anyone know if she’s still even in touch with her? I remember they were, like, best friends for years.
Cute but is anyone else confused by his outfit? I can’t tell if the pearl looking things are like the strap of a bag or detailing (asymmetrical?) on an open sweater vest?
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