I'm 5'11", so not really that tall (in my opinion), and I find myself attractive, plus I'm self-confident, etc etc. But people, especially men, treat me like I'm Andre the Giant's ugly red-headed step-child. I don't go for shorter guys specifically, but I find that I'm attracted to the proportions of shorter, stockier, chubster men. The Jack Black body type, if you will. It's not an exact science for me. Any amount shorter will do. My boyfriend is about half an inch shorter than me, and even that height difference does it for me. I wear heels whenever possible to add to the gap. Luckily he doesn't mind and has dated girls even taller than me before. But he's also the only dude I've been able to score a date with in my 23 years, and that's not from a lack of trying on my part. Most guys either ignore me altogether, or take it one step further and put me down for it in front of my less attractive, shorter friends. I was taller than everybody in my school until about junior year of highschool so I was never asked out on dates or to dances.

But enough of my sob story. Just rest assured that it's not easy for us girls. I've got a friend who's my age who isn't unattractive by any means, but she's extremely intelligent, which men, especially in her area, find intimidating. She's still a virgin and going totally insane from it. I can't even imagine.

It kind of seems like something's got to give. Women are as tall as men now, and as smart, and men need to get a clue and catch up. Our pussies feel just as warm and squiggy.

BUT, I will add that I'm bisexual, and I'm typically attracted to girls who are shorter than me. Taller girls tend to be a little more...I want to say aggressive, but "forward" would probably be a better word for it. I know my height adds to the way I carry myself because I know I can "take on" most people I meet, so I'm not a timid little doe who needs a strong buck to protect her, and I sometimes I think maybe guys are just designed to want to protect in order to feel needed.