The comments above are focusing on dating (and in particular, on dating sites), but that's not really what the article is about. The people in the article have

The comments above are focusing on dating (and in particular, on dating sites), but that's not really what the article is about. The people in the article have complaints beyond dating: > colleagues constantly made remarks about his stature. “I was not treated with respect,” Scott told me. “At every single workplace I’ve been in, there've been several situations where people commented on my height to discredit me entirely as a person.” > For Scott, demeaning comments about height are everywhere — whether in his personal life or in pop culture. He singled out TikTok particularly, where jokes about men’s height are rampant. > I asked Westrich to describe the most common experiences that patients shared with her. “One [complaint] I hear quite often is ‘I don’t get the same respect as others. I’ve accomplished so much and I’m still often treated like a child.’” > ... “I would still go on the internet and see ‘Men below this height shouldn’t have rights.’” People should of course be free to date who they want, but not to harass, mock, demean, or disrespect people for being short.