Ask Men on Sidechat | Obligatory not a question but to any of y’all that are considering leg lengthening surgery pls never do it!! There’s so many reasons why you shouldn’t, but ultimately, if someone will only consider you attractive if you’re 2-3” taller, they’re no good

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Obligatory not a question but to any of y’all that are considering leg lengthening surgery pls never do it!! There’s so many reasons why you shouldn’t, but ultimately, if someone will only consider you attractive if you’re 2-3” taller, they’re no good

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Anonymous 5w

The only Vaild reason to a do a surgery like that is if one leg is shorter than the other and prevents proper walking

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Anonymous 5w

I saw one post about a man who got it. He can’t play with his kids anymore and it took him 2 years to be able to walk.

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Anonymous 5w

I don’t think anyone should shatter their femurs for attention from women. If you’re going to shatter your femurs, do it for you!

Anonymous 5w

I remember that one guy that was in ask women that was so bitter about being short. He got the surgery haven't heard from him since

Anonymous 5w

I have a friend that had to get it for medical reasons (numerous birth defects that had him disabled) and he said it was excruciating and took years to fully recover. He still walks to leg braces years later.

Anonymous 5w

If there was a way to do it without taking away your ability to walk for years, it would probably be a good thing. I would definitely do it

Anonymous 5w

Not to mention it’s about $100,000.00!!!!! If it’s just about getting woman, one would be better off putting that money towards a sports car 😂😂😂

Anonymous 5w

Not a question

Anonymous 5w

but… it’s super affirming to them to be taller even though they weren’t born tall..? why discourage it?

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Anonymous

#1 5w

Well, it’s a looong recovery period as you’ve basically disabled yourself and have to walk with a cane for up to 2 years I think (and that’s assuming no infections and complications)

Anonymous

OP 5w

True, Ive also heard its a really painful process (Im not considering getting that surgery Im just genuinely curious)

Anonymous

#1 5w

I’m pretty sure they break your bones in half and then you slowly separate the bone halves further and further apart while new bone slowly grows in the gaps

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Anonymous

OP 5w

This is so crazy to when you could get the same results by wearing shoes with thick soles and puffing up your hair

Anonymous

oranguru 5w

Yeah, and it’s not cheap either, and I doubt it’s covered by insurance unless you have a legitimate medical need (like malformed leg bones)

Anonymous

cloudcloud 5w

I don't know if this is a good thing or not, but this made me laugh

Anonymous

#7 5w

I’ve seen people on the internet get 1-2 inches taller from fixing postural issues, so that might be an option

Anonymous

OP 5w

Ngl if you want to be taller and never thought of standing up straighter that’s crazy 😭

Anonymous

#6 5w

Bc it literally disables you for a minimum of two years, you have to relearn how to walk, it’s possible you may never walk without pain again? it’s dangerous, high cost, high risk of complications, etc, etc. If they want to be tall just wear thick soles, it’s not worth risking your health.

Anonymous

#9 5w

glad you answered exactly how i anticipated. i completely agree with you, and i hope people stay this consistent with other viewpoints!

Anonymous

#6 5w

if you weren’t born tall, dangerously forcing yourself to be taller isn’t worth the risk. find more reasonable ways to feel better about yourself than altering yourself medically is what i gathered^

Anonymous

#7 5w

its not so much standing up straighter more so if you've been slouching consistently you're whole life your spine is will not be able to adjust instantly. so it can take a while to achieve your true posture bc you have to train your body to not fall back into the default

Anonymous

#12 5w

Think about all the legos you could get with that money

Anonymous

#1 5w

For real