MAN BBL. He Got Surgery To Increase His Height
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Its an extreme measure, to be sure. But i have a buddy who is five foot seven and despite being fantastically talented as an artist with a great paying job he cannot get a date.
If you cant get a date at 5'7 (170 cms For EUROCucks), Its not because of your height. That excuse is the biggest cope I've seen. Even using that as a reason tells me hes got many more problems.
don't lie artists are poor
@@AbaNPreach Still as quick on the draw as ever with the pin of shame
You sure your friend isn't showing a different face to other people besides you. You know people can be 2 faced right? Or probably ugly 🤷♀️
Then he must have a terrible personality...
As someone that spiral fractured a tibia and fibula and had full rod and screws...there isn't a day I don't hurt. This is wild to me to go through this voluntarily.
Never underestimate what people will put themselves through for the sake of vanity.
A clean surgical break is far less likely to have long-term complications versus a random severe break. Not that I'd ever do it.
@OmniscientlyMe yeah thats true to a degree
yyuuppp, this is going to completely fuck with your bone structure. Give it 10 years max, bet they will regret it.
Dysmorphia is still a mental illness, when all is said and done.
society will clown him for getting the surgery but then treat him better for being taller.
Clown him for what? Society doesn't clown women for all the stupid stuff they do.
Gotta pick that poison, homie
@@dvdjnr6390because society views women as less than.
aptly put.
Its true ..your face and heught as a man matters if you're ugly or short as man its over i don't blame him for doing the surgery
Man I wonder what it feels like to be mentally strong enough to go through all that pain and recovery but just not strong enough to accept yourself as you are.
@@Ludoovik Right because being short is equivalent to a life threatening condition lmao.
@@susekami Nope but it can be detrimental to someone's mental health particularly after many rejections and a lifetime of mockery. Telling them to be "strong enough" is easy to say when it comes to handling that long-term and a bit dismissive
@@Ludoovik That was the whole point. The guy looks healthy and strong, just not where he needs to be. There are short people everywhere so please don't make it sound like it's a mentally draining "condition". He's not being rejected by every single woman in the world, just the ones that don't like short people. Anyway he already went through with it, now he's a tall guy who has to deal with his mental issues.
@@susekami And physical issues too apparently, the procedure wasn't consequence-free
@@Ludoovik As someone who's 5'11, dating smaller men was just in my wheelhouse because most men are smaller than me. Only 3 have been same height or taller. They're comfortable resting spots for my tits.
I'm 160 cm. I've been bullied, disrespected and mocked all my life (because it's funny to dunk on short men, so minimal societal ripercussions). I'm 34 and I still get the same crap. Still, I'd never go through that procedure. Health is always going to come first, no discussions about it. Also, for the people considering this stuff to get dates: although it's way harder to get them, it's not impossible. Even at my height. Even lower. I'd rather work harder for it, than have my legs broken and be in an hospital for 6 months, with potential repercussions for all my life. 😅
Yup!
Nah once I save enough money I'm doing it. One less thing to worry about. Appreciate your attitude tho
I can't imagine being that small.
Not comparing here but. Imagine if you were fat, I didn’t have a name they called me tittyboy.
@@FantasticMrNappyyou can lower weight
I’m 5’ 5” and 20, and my family is around the same height so I’m probably done lol. As a man, height used to bother me when I was younger; but as my personality developed I stopped caring.
That surgery ain’t worth all that pain. Love yourself and work with what you got, man or woman.
Edit: Damn this comment blew up, and the positivity is great to see too!
Cope ..short men especially in the west are treated poorly..can love yourself all you want but if you're not genuinely desired or respected for your genetics it messes with your mental health..
I'm 5'2 so that's not even that short for me as a woman 😆
Beautiful message at the end.
If you’re ugly too there is no hope for you
One thing about being short that I love and that is the fact that if I have to hide. I have plenty of places to hide if I need to.
As a guy who's 5'3 and being the shortest out of my friends who are all over 6', it is very difficult for them to understand how difficult it is being in my position. It's not just the dating market, but life in general. People don't take you seriously because your height is also a measurement of age cause they think you are a kid--granted I have a babyface.
Being rejected by girls is a big challenge, a very big one because of that BUT even though I deal with the struggle of being a short man, I wouldn't do that procedure at all. The ramifications after that are far more severe than simply dealing with the hand life has dealt me.
Yep, people dont get it. Shorter men (and fat women) get paid less too even looking at the genetic variants that suggest the person would be tall or short, regardless of nutrition or environment (growing up rich or poor with better or worth nutrition). You can do a search and see. When you are tall or short the entire world sees and treats you differently. Average height of a CEO is 6' and average height of a US president is 5'11" it is what it is.
I dont blame the guy for doing this. I wouldnt do it because its too much of a risk, too expensive, and too painful but im not going to shit on the guy for trying to make his life better.
I have a baby boy face. I'm 30 but been told I look 22-24. I'm not even bothered by that. Hasn't stopped me attracting amazing personalities. In my friend group, the shortest one who's around your height gets more girls than the rest of us. While I don't envy him, I also acknowledge his self esteem is off the roof.
I hope we won't come to the point that we break our bones just to be accepted by these shallow and superficial society.
Bruh your parents lowkey did this to you albeit inadvertently. But still glad you have a strong mentality 💪
Don’t worry, life will (hopefully) throw good things your way. Stay positive and keep doing you my man 🤙
I'm 5'6 and I would never do a single surgery even if it guarantees no complications throughout my lifetime. I'm happy with what I am. Millions without eyes, ears, legs, hands, etc.. and we can't be grateful? Sad world. Be natural and find love within yourself. All of these surgeries will only unlock another insecurity.
Coming from another gentleman who is 5’6, I’m with you 100% man. As long as you stay honorable and have an attitude of gratitude, the universe has its way of working everything out. Wishing you much success in the future
@@aarongraham4264 couldn’t agree more . I’m 5’6 as well. My mother would always tell me to be grateful about my height . She told me it could always be worse.
Are you sure you’re happy with your ears? You sure you don’t want ear surgery? I’m getting ear enlargement surgery in November this year because women always tell me my ears are too small
Honestly I would be more inclined to consider this if I had a really long torso and arms, but I just don’t. My body is proportionate and short. Getting limb lengthening would just ruin things. 😂
5'6 could have monster physic so damn lucky gang take your body seriously and u can really do allot
I feel the same way about this as I do BBLs and puberty blockers for young children. It’s crazy and sad. People do stuff under the guise on “because I can” “if it makes me happy” and it’s Just treatments for insecurity. Man.
would you settle down with or respect a man who is 5'3" ???
@@samuraijosh1595 abso-fucking-lutely
@@shreya2867no
@@shreya2867you wouldn't though lol😂
for real. These dudes need to quit focusing on the worms in their pants, and start getting out ahead of the venomous worms that reddit has planted in their brains.
Women are now going to try test a dude’s leg strength! They’re going to snatch their phone and make dudes chase them. Lol😂😂😂
Stfu😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
LMFAO
He'll take 2 steps and reach her.
Nearly spit my tea when Aba said “nothing in life tells me you don’t care about yourself than being the first one to do surgery” I underestimated their humour today 🤣
I wonder if they give big discounts/or make it free on the first surgeries, maybe that's why some ppl do them.
Still a bad idea cuz at that point they haven't refined the surgery.
@@sentientnpc0 it's not new tho it has been there for literally decades
@@moaydDrawing1 oh? That's surprising. What's the reason for it not being well known to public? Not enough success rate
@@sentientnpc0 not really, there are multiple reasons. Doctors have less experience with it because it's not a life saving procedure, and it's a very long process so most doctors will choose to not go that route. Other probable reasons are maybe people are not very open about it if they do it, so it doesn't spread among more people.
@@sentientnpc0 it’s not a common procedure, plus it’s risky (for obvious reasons). But I was surprised more people don’t know about it because I’ve heard more than one story about people doing this, so I also already knew it was a thing
Reminds me of that scene in White Chicks:
“We got our knees done”
“You can get your knees done?!”
Been reading about this procedure in ortho classes. It was initially used for fractures in soldiers post WWII in the USSR. It has a lot of risks, I hope this doesn't get mainstream
Too late, it WILL get mainstream. I promise you will see more and more men doing cosmetic procedures due to the change in how the world operates:
Knowing how desperate people are for approval on social media/dating, you can bet people gonna be flying to Columbia for some bunk ass leg lengthening surgeries to save $$$$.
This is gonna be the next trend like taking testosterone is for rich people. Bezos is gonna show up to Coachella next year 6’4 and jacked
It will get mainstream. Some guys are very impressionable.
My sister has undergone such surgery for health reasons, there's much more to it than just breaking bones. You also have to cut and lengthen your achilles tendon, which is even more painful. A lot of physio involved here aswell. It's a long and costly procedure. My sister has met many people in the clinic who were solely doing it for cosmetic reasons, many americans included. They came all over here to Germany, where the best clinics for such are located. It's not a new thing though and the more modern procedures are utilising devices that are put inside the bone (using the space where the bone marrow sits), not outside like this individual in the video did.
It will go mainstream and it all start with the dummy Kim making it popular for women so in turn since those women wanna fake their looks men will be fake to just to get some.
I seriously considered this surgery at one point in my life. I’m about 5’4. Especially having a dad who is 6’2 seeing how easily some things came to him first hand. The social aspect eats away at your soul little by little. I feel like I always hear height discussed by others, even when I never bring it up. Always overlooked at first impressions, figuratively and literally.
As a kid, I was normal height but when I stopped growing and all my peers passed me. It gave me a lot of depression as a teenager and young adult. Always being the butt of jokes, seeing it in movies, friends not realizing how much it hurt my feelings because you have no choice but to laugh and shrug it off. It’s like men can be made fun of for being short but women can’t be made fun of for being fat.
I realized though, my body is healthy. My legs are what carry me around on this planet and allow me to do the things I want to do, being incredibly athletic. I’m grateful for them. I’m stronger socially because of it. Like I said, not saying I’m happy that I’m short cuz I would still take being taller any day of the week but not at the cost of my athletic ability. But I’ve accepted it.
I noticed really tall women kind of go through the same struggles as short men, ironically. I always notice in conversation I have a lot in common with taller women and can seem to relate a lot of their struggles.
Edit:
Appreciate some of your responses. To answer some of your guy’s questions in the comments and give some background and 2 cents. I’m half Thai/Hispanic so the Thai genes could be really strong. But I’m also the shortest guy in my family on both sides. My dad is my real dad. I look a lot like him. I was extremely into athletics from a really young age.
I was a wrestler and became an undefeated state champ back in high school but I also ran and worked out incredibly aggressively to where I believe it may have stunted my growth. Lifted young, cut weight. (there’s no way for me to prove it though but I think it’s kind of obvious). I have one younger sister. Yes she’s taller than me by a couple of inches. I’m probably a smidgen taller than my mom.
I’ve been in a long term relationship for years (she’s an inch taller). I believe if I were single I would be fine and don’t think I would struggle with women. Only because I’m comfortable with who I am (it wasn’t always that way). I was just saying with what I went through being younger and what struggles I had to go through emotionally and mentally to get to where I am today.
I believe height, appearance is deeply rooted to subconscious decisions made by others on how your treated both subtly and directly. Like the halo effect. Obviously there are always many other things at play and not just those. Promotions at work, mutual respect on first interactions. It doesn’t define who you are as a person though.
Everyone has preferences and I wouldn’t fault someone for not wanting a guy that’s short. I get it. I’ve always been my biggest critic and that was with confidence. And confidence comes from accepting yourself first.
Not to ramble but I was only saying the short male stigma isn’t taken seriously like calling a woman fat is. People can make fun of how short you are and everyone laughs. But if those same type of jokes are done with fat women. It’s considered body shaming and against the women power movement. You see it in movies. When height is something you have no control over.
Only short males will understand just like I will never understand what it’s like to be black dealing with racism. It’s easy to say even those who stand at 5’7. To me 5’7, 5’8 is the ideal male height for athleticism and you’re at least average among most. But I also love combat style sports (& basketball with the exception). Walk around at 5’4 and under for a day and you’ll see you always have to give 110 percent at everything. It’s exhausting sometimes. But you adapt just like everything.
Brooooooo, you go king. Keep it up
Fam articulated the struggle with prestige accuracy.
I'm the same height as you and to be honest height has never hindered any aspect in my social life.
Wtf man. Don’t, I have two short friends who are 5’3” and 5’5” they get 🐈 all the time. More than me, and I am 6’ tall. don’t let social media trick you
@@SPDRM Tall women are not desired by many men.
As someone suffering from a pulled hamstring right now, this is insane.
I can’t imagine the muscle and nerve complications from this surgery.
That’s why you get it done somewhere that knows what they’re doing.
@briansanchez8616 long term effects still play a huge factor no matter how successful the procedure was.
@@brianthesasquatch bruh… did you
Not ever hear in the video the guy probably won’t be able to run ever again.
Not to mention it throws your entire proportions off.
@@WhatZitTooYaaa Not necessarily true. Once the nail is removed your bones completely fuse back together. There can be some unforeseen consequences, true.
@@brianthesasquatch Yes... except it still has unavoidable side effects you plank
It's so crazy how different cultures accept different things. If he was Latino in a latin country, strictly dating latin women, it wouldn't be an issue being short. Same how being a tiny woman, without breasts and butt, is the beauty standard in most parts of Asia. The beauty standards in America changes every second 😅
Because other countries actually have a culture, do you think a latino working class women would prefer a tall bum dude that lived in his mama basement or a short hard working dude, their culture is based on that, while america "culture" is 100% just looks.
Women would still reject him for being short even if he was Latino, living in a Latin country and exclusively dating Latin women. How do I know? I'm Latino, grew up in a predominately Hispanic city and saw plenty of short guys get rejected for being too short by Hispanic women. Both in the US and Mexico. Height seems to be a universal preference for a majority of women no matter where you go. You just showed your ignorance of the world by saying Latin women don't have an issue with short men and tiny flat women are the beauty standards in most parts of Asia. Don't believe every stereotype you hear🤣🤣🤣
It's honestly just sad.
I'm 6'3, I've heard the way girls talk about short(er) boys when no one is listening and I've seen the way these boys get treated for something as superficial as height.
Shits awful. I feel like he's just going to get mocked for having this done too.
Then he decides to move to connecticut
What do they say about shorter guys?
I’m 5’4, No issue. Those women u refer to aren’t even women I would date, they sound negative, putting others down to make themselves feel better which means they don’t have it together
@@debrabardensteele9942 midgets
@@drwho9319 midget
This procedure is at least 23 years old. I saw a show in 2000 about a teenage girl named Emma Richards who dreamed of being a flight attendant but she was too short so she got the surgery to lengthen her legs so she'd reach the height requirement for the job. Back then I thought it was bizarre and would never catch on... Yet, here we are.
I’m pretty sure it goes as far back as the early 50’s in the Soviet Union. I heard its origins originate from a doctor from the Soviet Union who’d use it to help try and resecure soldier’s mutilated limbs from the Second World War
I wonder how she is doing now?
I also saw a video where doctors did this surgery for a little person so she could be 4'11.
@@kragxciv2794 that wouldn’t surprise me. Human body modification is fascinating, especially when it’s functional and not merely aesthetic.
How the hell do you remember her name
We are living in the time of BBLs and Height surgeries. People are literally getting sick and dying from cosmetic surgery or the effects of it because of vanity. It's insane and sad.
Welcome to the real world, where everyone judges each other based on appearance.
At the opposite of BBLs who are useless, for men, height is a marker of status. Being short eliminates most men of most ladies ' requirements. What is a man supposed to do? Give up?
@@NickM_FirstofHisName No, find someone that accepts and likes you at your height and or improve yourself in other ways (financially, physically, or personality). If a woman is that shallow, you don't need to be with her anyway. She'll be a headache.
What's BBL?
@@roberthermann97 Brazilian Butt Lift, a type of surgery or augmentation where fat is transferred typically from the mid section, thighs or back into the butt or implants are inserted. It's usually women who do the surgery and it's considered one of the most dangerous types of cosmetic surgeries because it's very risky due to the butt having so many blood vessels that people can die from fat getting into the vessels, infections, or clots.
This has actually been around for quite some time, over a decade. I first came across it in a manga (Baki) and researched it to see if it was legit. This version of the procedure that he did is an older way to do the surgery. There are several doctors who have become wildly wealthy by creating less painful and more effective methods. One method allows you to start walking again after 3 weeks and has no significant pain. The vast majority of people that get this done can go back to regular activities like running and lifting once the bone consolidates.
Like “peach” said never get the first version wait for all the bugs to get buffered out. 😂🤣😭
Hell it says off the rip you can’t run the same again. That in itself should tell you you might not want to do this lol
It's Peaches* They're Peaches and Cream
bro this is an ancient process from the middle time of the soviet union
Same with transitions. We ain't there yet 😅
preach said this a man version of BBL. nah my boy, this is a kneeBL
As a short man, I view this as I do with all body modifications/augmentation. You should learn to love and accept the body you were born with. Yes, I wanted to be taller, but at what cost? I love myself, my short, cant reach the top shelf, self. If I never had that chance to fully accept who I was, I wouldnt be the person I am today, and I fear people who fall into modifiying their body so that they can accept themselves end up with a hole that can never be filled.
GAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
People willing to mutilate their own bodies for approval from others or to "improve their self esteem (which is a lie, it never improves what's internal)" have a mental illness.
How short are you?
@@yingyang7448 5'6/7 on a great day
@@yingyang7448 178 cm
Hands down respect at how much Preach knows about external fixator bone lengthening procedure...
You should see how much Aba knows about prostate orgasms.
Cant believe he sat openly and talked about that when his mom can see that video. Embarrassing.
And I cannot believe he pulled the race card against Myron who is black
@@nr1NPC the heck😕. Looks like you’re expert
It’s a procedure that’s kinda documented a lot. First it was for kids with certain bone/growth issues. Remember as a kid that i used to see documentaries.
Later on life i saw a few youtube videos where Asian guys were doing this.
And now it’s done in the west.
@@nr1NPC You should read your own words to yourself.
@@nr1NPC whats wrong w u man? never had ur prostate tickled or taken a massive shite?
I've had leg extension surgery for medical reasons when I was a kid. One leg was shorter than the other. It took 11 months from surgery to last day of PT. I had to go to the doctor (out of state) every two weeks for check-ups, had PT everyday, would pass out from pain or be on such strong pain meds I don't remember the first few month after the surgery. My mom had to take a wrench to the struts to change them, it hurt so much that she would try and do it while I was sleeping.
The doctor and nurses warn you there could easily be infections - I only got infected once and had to be hospitalized for a few days. After I got the fixator off (the device used for the extension surgery) I had minor nerve damage. 15 years later there is still a part of my leg I cannot feel.
Honestly, I grapple with the fact if it was worth it still sometimes. However, once I woke up from surgery I was able to move my toe for the first time (I have a severe club foot too). That experience plus the mental/physical toughness I gained from the experience and all the life lessons, makes me appreciate the surgery. Not saying if I had a redo, I do it over again because honestly, I can't say.
So, it blows my mind that people will do this as elective surgery.
Preach was preaching! Also, love Preach's retwists! I'm 58yrs and I remember seeing this back when I was in my 20s. Then it was for those dealing with severe height "issues" like dwarfism and/or to help straighten bones, etc and not for vanity. But then, I know for men...some men, being short can mess with their self esteem, etc.
Short people are the only ones that people clown for being short and then look at them sideways when they decide to change because of how their treated
Love Preach's analogies with the welding and procedure explanation. Thats EXACTLY what it is; a male BBL.
Aka The Jack Hanma surgery
yea but bbl is ur butt that u can go to the gym n work on. u can't change ur height genetics.
The welding analogy is not a good one to compare... because the bone, the way that it can recover, can actually repair itself to the point that it can actually make the section stronger....ppl are so easy to be persuaded as preach admitted that he didnt even research it.... yet ppl just BLINDLY just agree to w.e they say... like geezuz kraist.......i get ppl be ride or die but omg dont believe everything that ppl say... especially when they say they didnt even research it...
Also bones aren’t even remotely the same as metal. Your bones are gonna actually be stronger at the cut point than before.
@@Jony-es3wi while that is true, women can't change their faces, so some get facial plastic surgery. Same concept. It's not about what you can change, it's about why you need to go to those lengths in order to develop confidence in yourself.
I believe in ALL cases, that's what it comes down to.
I had a hairline fracture in my ankle and it healed well enough... but it's never been the same. It still causes me pain from time to time and sadly sometimes still gives me grief enough to have troubles putting weight on it... and it healed well. I can't imagine something like this extreme will ever feel good again.
Same but in my Knee
Got tackled playing rugby hair line fracture and it still hurts randomly I have to use a knee brace for working out or sports
It eventually does. The difference between this and accidents is that the breaks are done with precision by a practiced orthopedic surgeon. Just make sure it’s a great one!
@@brianthesasquatch THANK YOU..... ppl in the comments are comparing it to fkn accidents... like wtf.... AND preach made a bad example with welding.... when bones have micro PRECISED breaking... when they are recovered back... they actually cane come back STRONGER than before.... like wtf..
@@brianthesasquatch there's no precision bone breaking in orthopedics, they will saw your bone off and screw a rod inside of it... i hade a precision bone fracture that had an amazing recovery and no the bone is never the same...
@@Jryoko Not true, thats is a myth with no evidence.
I had the leg lengthening surgery with an Ilizarov fixator when I was 7 y/o. The worst thing was having to get the pin sites cleaned every couple of days - the most uncomfortable pain I ever experienced.
I would never voluntarily go through that again even to fix my manletism, so I can't help but respect him...
I'm 5' 5" and I HATE my height, but I've had so many surgeries, some that almost didn't end well, that I can never see myself doing an elective surgery like this. I know people who have rods put in their back have problems with it hurting a lot when they get much older, I can only imagine what these guys are going to feel later in life, but hopefully not. My wife is 5', I'm used to being the shortest guy in my friend group, so screw that, I'll just continue being short. More power to those guys who want to do this, though, that's their choice.
I'm 6'2" and I'm willing to do that to become 6'5" lol
@@dvdjnr6390 Good luck later in life
@@dvdjnr6390 You don't need to be 6'5 dude you're already at that sweet spot.
This. 5'5" is annoying, but I mean, it's not Hobbit-sized, and undergoing this torture... can't think of anything worse short of gender reassignment surgery.
@@dvdjnr6390 It's never enough, huh? There's so much to improve but you'd rather suffer months in pain for something no one will care about (for your height).
You guys are so chill after everything happening last few days . So much respect! I admire you.
Maybe they filmed this a while ago? I know the story of this guy's surgery is about 2 weeks old on the internet🤔. Either way, these guys are matured and won't entertain FnF with the silly hostility they are being given.
The best revenge is success. Close off the noise and keep it pushing. After all, isn't that what a HVM is suppose to do?
Because they're just grifters really. Cut and chop up videos, deflect and pander. What happened to their video when they were calling them gay for 10mins? 🤔 Can't even stand on their own words
@@Black-Moustache fr they even removed the donkey Kong pfp. They’re cowards
Nothing specialt happened. Hust a few couple of American neurotic weirdos trying to feel themselves on them. The usual.
I had a friend in school who had this done on his arm to fix a congenital birth defect. His arm had very limited functionality and was ~50% the size of his other arm. After the surgery and "lengthening" his arm was approximately 90% the size of his other arm, so aesthetically speaking it was a success. Functionality however decreased - granted his case was a unique. His options were leave it be, amputation or get this surgery. Pretty freaking wild. He even said it was an incredibly painful process. Homie was happy with it - dunno how he's doing now as we fell out of touch with one another.
@Financially_sound Not everyone has Facebook tho
A poorly functioning arm is better than a stub considering his options
@TheRareCriticalThinker unless he's into t-rex cosplay
@@rampagesmackssons508
True, but that would only mean he could cosplay as a T-Rex from the side.
Preach, generally I like you guys, but I use to work in Ortho surgery and when I saw this video in its entirety, I almost fell out of my chair!!! Do you know this guy had to recuperate for over a year and he still walks like a crippled old man!!!
I’ve seen surgeries like this for people who are accident victims. There are super longterm consequences for stuff like this!!
This guy as other people who make decisions to do this really have nothing inside to offer of themselves. No self game. THIS IS JUST CRAZY!!
America has gone nuts and I’m not convinced there’s anything anybody can do! Oh wait, of course a surgeon can fix anything!!
It's pure madness what we do to ourselves, in order to feel more accepted by the opposite gender and society in general. This is why so many people result to plastic surgery. And this video reminds me of that model who had a bbl and breast augmentation for her boyfriend, who eventually dumped her for a girl with a complete different look than hers...
I remember that past video A+P did! It's very sad what she did to herself...
Oh come on, let people live
lets be real when you go on dating apps. Height is the top priority. as much as women say they are accepting and sympathetic. IT IS NOT TRUE. Women who dont have BBL will not be left out like short men. There is no "your truth" or "my truth", there is only THE TRUTH
@@nocturnalwolf7559 If I wanted to be real I would say physical attractiveness (face first, body second) is the number one priority, height is up there but not the very first. There are tall dudes that are unsightly.
@@Ludoovik
We ARE letting people live. However, I think it's incredibly important that all of us have this discussion on the reality of insecurity and artificially mending the insecurity.
I used to hate myself for my height (5'4), but now I've learned to accept it and couldn't be happier 😁 learn to love yourself and the right people will come into your life 😌 I know it can be difficult, but trust me it's worth it.
Amen
THIS IS TRUE
now if this was a dick enlarging surgery, people would be lining up.... i can feel the pain just from watching the vid.🤮
Not pictured: people will still treat you like trash
@deDatdus Some people will always hate you for something. Love yourself and surround yourself with people who truly care about you. Don't waste your time with people who mistreat you for something out of your control.
I’m going through this surgery, a femur osteotomy, right now. However, I’m only getting the lengthening done on one of my legs cause one of my legs is shorter than the other. As Preach said this surgery can be painful as you need to do constant stretching or physical therapy in order from having your leg lock up from being too tight. So to see the guys in the video do this to both of their legs is insane to me.
I really hope that surgery goes well, because it would suck to go through that and the new leg is now too long.
I broke my right femur in 2013. I had to go through this similar to what you're talking about too. What you & Preach said is 100% FACTS!
@@danielhuelsman76 this isn't funny, but your comment made me laugh.
Thought of a the Dr's taking off a cast and going "shit... We gotta do the other one"
@@justifano7046 Humor is so healing lol
@@justifano7046 My thoughts exactly.
Welder here. Interestingly if preformed properly a weld will be stronger than the base metal being joined. However Preach is correct in that if something is being fabricated we will try to build it with as few welds as possible even if it takes a little longer. The thing is the heat is what weakens the metal as it’s basically is being quenched by going from liquid to solid so quickly. Certain materials have to be either preheated or post heated to alleviate stress after welding and even then if something can be bent instead of welded it will be.
Welder here, this should have more likes
There is no way that is safe 😂 5’5” to 6’?! Jeez
His body is probably gonna break down more easily.
I think you could wind up without a leg or legs entirely, so from 5'5" you could go to 3', I could be wrong tho
One slide tackle and he’s finished
Human body isn’t build for surgical operations lmao
This has to be so horrible for your heart. That extra length that your blood must flow would probably put more stress on your heart that it is not used to
I`m not a medical professional, but my bachelor thesis is about the Femur (anatomy, biomechanic, prosthetics,...).
The dangerous part is not the breaking in itself, actually its a common and safe operation called osteonomy. The dangerous part is the stretching of the bone. The bone heals by forming a callus and growing bone tissue, but by stretching you´re breaking the new connection and bone tissue. if this process happens to fast before proper healing and over 3 times, you´re at risk of forming a fake joint. so instead of bone tissue your body will be growing cartilage. There are a few videos where you could see a guy partying and spinning his arm. you would think its a broken arm but its just an unsuccessfuly healed broken bone, so the body created a fake joint instead of a humerus.
Edit: Preach is not completely wrong, but he said some things about the bone and fractures that defintly are.
He also forgot about the risk of blood clots. This comes with BBL's and osteonomies (any surgery for that matter).
Preach is so confident that this procedure is less dangerous than a fat implant.. as someone who nearly lost a leg from infections after a bad break, i doubt his assumptions. Adding foreign objects into your body is risky.
@@entheogenocide as dangerous as that procedure is, BBLs are the most deadly cosmetic surgery on the planet, I wouldn't put losing a leg on the same level as death.
I had leg straightening surgery when I was 6m old and when i tell you that I still remember the pain and the feeling of the steal rod being pulled out my legs to this age, its insane. It's a visceral reaction that happens with just the memory floating through my head.
My legs start pulsing and I feel the feeling of cold sweat rising from deep within my tibias. A deep freeze sticks and races down my bone and it feels as thou I'm covered in cold sweat because the feeling of the rod being pulled out of my heel is hot with the blood of the gaping hole used to drill me open. My legs are always dry if not cold to the touch. My body remembers so my mind can never forgot
Darn, that reminds me of a guy who accidentally got operated on while conscious, and the doctors realized halfway through the surgery and tried to give him amnestics, but his body remembered the pain so he basically became paranoid for a while thinking someone was out to hurt him and ended up committing suicide
r/thathappened. I tooooootally remember when I got circumsized, each slow snip around my massive girthy hog was pure agony as if the burning heat of a thousand suns seared it in to my memory, I was only hours old but my body remembers so I always will. GTFO with this shit lmfao you dont form permanent memories until the age of around 4, most babies don't even speak their first word until 1... they also don't remove the rod, in adults (at least)
Wow that's crazy thnx for describing
6months old? you remember in that detail?
@@headshot217 I know right, biggest grain of salt ever
My girlfriend had this surgery done to her right leg cause it was 3cm shorter due to uneven growth. She stayed with the fixator for a year due to the bones not solidify as fast as they supposed. Although now she is okay, her right leg muscles atrophied so much that if she stops working out the muscles start to go back to the atrophied version really fast. And this brings another issue to this. Not using your legs until they remove the fixator will atrophy the muscles.
then tell her to continue to workout and get some muscles. lol. Problem solved. Stop crying about it.
@@liferipsfamdang what an empathetic and kind human being
@@liferipsfam judging by his comment she does work out. probably more than most people because she loses muscle tone abnormally fast. its difficult for her to get and keep a normal level of muscle strength because of a side effect of the surgery. whereas we don't have to constantly exercise just to be able to walk properly.
@@Bruh-Moment435 I did give him advice didn't I? And what did you do besides being sarcastic Chuck? lol.
@@liferipsfam what advice he needs from you though? She went through a whole surgery done by a doctor. I’m pretty sure they followed up with aftercare and informed her on everything she needs to do to maintain/keep her leg healthy. Doctor gave her all the advice lol.
As a 5’5ft guy I never had a issue with my height growing up, I was never was insecure about it or thought the reason women turned me down because of my height! Only recently through social media (last 5-6yrs) I’m seeing ppl tlk about short men in a negative way like Women saying they wouldn’t date short guys! Thank God I grew up oblivious to this, and now I’m too old to care or to feel insecure about it. Good luck to the dude but I would never do this.
Watching him shuffle across the floor for five inches has me cracking up lmfao 😂
Hey! It was 7” 😂 totally different 😋
how did bro comment 12 days ago
Going from 55 to 59 is a big difference for Women
I keep trying to explain this to people when you look up at a man it’s not the same as when you look down and when you look up at him chemicals are released into your brain I’m not saying this is fact I’m just saying it’s a vibe.
blud is a time traveler💀
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This surgery has been around for a while. The first time I heard of it I was a kid, and it was actually a woman that got the surgery because she was too short to be a pilot. So good news for Aba is its been done for the at least 15-20 years.
It was developed in the 50’s and brought to the west in the 80’s. It’s definitely safe, the recovery process can be pretty intense though. I’m just speaking from my experience of having a little brother who had one leg operated on. I couldn’t imagine two 😅
I heard of it in the late 90s about a teenage girl wanting to be a flight attendant. Are you also in the uk??
I heard about in the early 90’s and something people with one leg shorter than the others did.
@@jessicastunden5562 Does he have difficulty running or playing sports ?
@@Ludoovik nope. We were never an athletic family but he’s not had any issues as an adult.
As a woman, I hate being short, when I was a teenager I already looked this up, there’s a lot to sacrifice with leg extensions, your athletic abilities are gone and you’re going to need to live the soft life afterwards. I did the math and found out I rather retain my ability to do marathons and climb trees than I wanted to be tall. It really isn’t worth it. The greatest wealth and flex in the world is a healthy body, ask anyone without one, they’ll,let you know.
most people at most will do some powerwalks and some basic ass squats not heavy athletics so your case does not count
My martial arts teacher said something that always stuck with me that you mention as well "what good is all the money in the world if you don't have good health ?"
Health is really wealth.
As a man, almost all men don't care if ur short lol. I've never had one of my friends be like, yeah she's cute, but if only she was a little taller.
It's so insulting that you have the balls to complain about that as a woman. It's like a dude complaining about getting assaulted by a woman. No one cares about a woman's height unless she's 6'3"+, this issue doesn't affect you.
@@alaintouloucanon5467
Yikes....
As someone in the medical field Listening to him explain fractures and bone cortication was painful lol. Ps once fully healed a prior fracture site is not weaker than it used to be.
@@muge1928 arthritis happens in the joint, not in a healed fractured site. The healed fracture site can actually become more stronger than previously, healed bone is stronger.
exactly its not weaker and in a lot of instances stronger osteocyte regeneration is way more complex and permanent than whatever tf he said.
@@muge1928 what?! PLEASE people stop speaking on anatomy if you dont fucking know anatomy, arthritis pain is in no way related to fractures
I know it’s commonly attributed to people with bad personalities just blaming their height for being unable to get a date but, as someone who isn’t actually bothered about my height (appearance wise) I can confirm that it’s a weird standard that so many women seem to have when it comes to whether or not you’re “attractive”
It’s an evolutionary thing. Humans are primates and like all primates the bigger, stronger males will always have more opportunities to mate
Y’all always find a way to blame women, don’t men go for short women ?
@@R-rr1 I’m not “blaming women” I’m talking about a provable fact. And yes we do go for short women, but even most women under 5ft will say “you gotta be 6ft”
It’s not all women but it’s most, especially when it comes to online dating
Bro tbh I’m 5”6 barley and I have never had issues since I was a kid to now at 23 always had some females or at least one female around. Some girls don’t like short dudes others don’t care shit I can’t date a super skinny girl I need some meat on the bone 😂people are gonna have preferences based on their perception just be you.
@@mannyblue82 that is actually pretty tall for barley
I've had femur surgery on my my legs (they break them in half, screw them back together, you're not walking for months after). Orthopedic surgery is INTENSE. I just hope they know how hard the recovery is and it's worth it for them in the end.
oh it is 1 cm for 1 month and 7 cm for 7 months and you have to give it a year coz it is a delicate process with 95% success rate
They will have arthritis very early on
Why did u need urs if u don’t mind me asking?
@@ll2323 I had femoral anteversion (basically severe knock knee). It was very painful, limited my mobility and would wreck my joints if not fixed. Not to mention I walked like a duck lol. It runs in my family. Almost 1 year post op for my first operated leg and still hurts. Massive incision scars too but they're healing nice now with steroid treatment.
@@Comeswoopfam arthritis is a joint disease and your tiba/femur are not joints lol.
i cant even begin to imagine sacrificing my ability to perform any form of athleticism for an increase in height
Does this help with basketball at least?
@@rutgerhauser2377 probably not. You can't run or jump anymore. If anything I think it makes it worse.
It’s to mainly stand a better chance with a bigger pool of ladies. The surgery really only benefits guys 5’5 - 5’8. I’m 5’7 and was looking at this 10 years ago but instead I did start wearing shoes to make me look taller….some black ladies spotted me like a hawk LOL DAMN
@@rutgerhauser2377 try dunking and my best guess is you are breaking your legs and prolly land on your knees
@@Ardante11 5'8 here and i just choose to date girls way shorter than i am though in all honesty i really like tall and thick women fr
Preach just be talking with no end in sight and no research
He was my roommate at the center, and we got the procedure concurrently. He’s an extremely awesome guy, a decorated veteran, and better than most men I’ve ever met. He’s super happy with the results, and absolutely deserves every bit of that happiness.
I respect this comment. Everyone in the comment section (including Aba & Preach) cast judgment on this guy for his choices without even knowing the guy. F them and the horse they came in on…
Why you gotta do the horsey like that man 😩
@@steveg9302 it’s easy for Aba & Preach to handwave his own situation away as “nah brah it’s just your personality” because they’re both tall or average height, they don’t know what it’s like to live one day as a short king
Dare I say they’re
Height supremacists 😎
@@steveg9302 fr sometimes Aba has some real shit takes, it's like he has 0 compassion for certain aspects of life
@@castiron4160 agreed, Aba especially has some dog shit takes
At the end of the day, its his decision and his body, however I think that one of the largest issues at play is that there's a stigma regarding height, which is something you don't have much control over (at least naturally). I hope everyone learns to love themselves no matter what their body is like. If you're tall thats ok, if you're short thats also ok. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise
It's not a stigma it's a natural reaction that's gotten maybe a little out of control thanks to social media. Women can't control they like tall men and it's always been like this. For most of history this wasn't such a show stopper, maybe because they had less choices. Now they have infinite choices and height has become kind of a litmus tests for men. It's still not written in stone and you can charm that defense away but it's hard.
@@ShaferHart best comment here
I found myself falling into vanity like this when I started going bald lol. I contemplated for a few months trying to get some treatments and transplants.
Then I thought, "man you've always been ugly and your hair hasn't done shit to stop that. let's go buy another car and shave the head."
I've always been ugly, just like a rock for a face with some out of alignment holes for eyes and chicklet teeth.
I've never had a woman give me a compliment since I became a man.
I've had plenty of people tell me what a good, or great person I am etc.
I've never had anybody tell me I look good, or look good in a suit etc. That's just the way it is.
I've never once thought about getting plastic surgery done to solve it.
I spent time being angry about the fact that I would be alone, or with somebody who would never be attracted to me.
Now I spend time wondering how I'm gonna dress up an engine bay for a swap I'm doing.
You can let these things destroy you, and mangle yourself.
Or you just adjust your focus.
Vanity is at an all time high nowadays. Salute for not falling into temptation like most. I had issues with my appearance as well when I was younger. What helped me cope was one day was randomly opening the Bible to the book of ecclesiastes to this verse and it stuck with me.
I have seen all the works that are done under the sun; and, behold, all is vanity and vexation of spirit. That which is crooked cannot be made straight: and that which is wanting cannot be numbered.
Ecclesiastes 1:14-15
Mad respect and understanding to you. I've also had major insecurities and things that would be "easy fixes", but I never thought to actually go through with plastic surgeries...with the short time I have in life I'ma just enjoy what has been given to me. Adjusted perspective(:
@@Godson827 I love this so much. I was reading this the other day as I just graduated college and am looking for a job but struggle with thinking my resume and portfolio need to be perfect before I can apply for the perfect job...then my roommate sent me Ecclesiastes and I was cracking up. I will be chasing a phantom of perfection and get nowhere if I dwell too much on work and perfection. Thanks for sharing this!
I got nothing but respect for you man. That is the mindset we all need, just reach a point where we stop worrying about the things that can't be changed and focus on what we can change. 👏🍻
And have you actually had success dating? Or have you given up on that completely as well?
07:23- I don't know man, the cyberpunk future sounds terrible to me. You just know those cybernetic legs are going to have a subscription service attached to them, regular service pack updates, built in microphones (that you can totally turn off, just trust us), ongoing biometric data capture and a geo locator in them and all brought to you by people who can't get their operating systems to work reliably after 30+ years. I'd rather not have a minor bug wipe out my ambulatory function.
How the medical industry profits off of people’s bad decisions & insecurities 🤣
Trans movement in a nutshell
@@cgigammez5749😂😂😂 agreed
If you were 5ft tall especially in the west you'd definitely be joining him
@@cgigammez5749 lmao
@@realty634 maybe in Miami 😂 the rest of the world is full of disproportionate freaks like ourselves 😅
For the longest time I was very self conscious with me height, my looks, my overall self. As time has gone by, I've accepted my flaws. I'm not perfect, I can only strive to be better. It's sad that as a society, we've set set standards that are damn near unattainable.
I hope this doesnt take off.
Men are not suppose to be like women, easily manipulated by social media and insecurities.
I am 170 CM (5'7) and I would NEVER EVER do a surgery like this. I live in Sweden, where mens average height is roughly 6 feet. I still gotten laid a lot and I have had 4 serious relationship, and a bunch of them short ones.
That a man cannot get a date because he is 5'7 is BS.. I mean it is definitely harder for us shorter men, but it is possible if you have confidence and dont get butthurt easily.
Resorting to this type of plastic surgery is cringe af, and I hope it leaves a mark or something, just like a boob job so women knows that you aint born like that (so it will be noticed also when making babies).
Like I said, we men are not suppose to be frail like this and easily manipulated by social media and insecurities. That is the females job.
And its actually ridiculous that Aba and Preach compares this whatever the hell it is named to a BBL.
We men dont tell women to make BBLs, we never set that standard.
That idea women got from Kardashians and other women indoctrinating them. 😂 That Aba and Preach should know! Same with boob jobs, lip fillers etc. That is social media and female celebrities that indoctrinated women to think men wants.
So why compare it to BBL? Men who makes this, does it to be more "dateable".. women dont do BBLs to be "dateable". Its women who set the standard that they want tall men. Men did not set the BBL surgery standard.
But, men who are insecure, weakminded, easily manipulated that they make a surgery like this, I understand why they were desperate enough to do this to be able to date.
I myself am 5'7, I had 4 serious relationships, a few one night stands (which I really dont like, but alcohol..), and bunch of shorter relationships and friends with benefits.
I am proof that a short guy dont need any damn surgery to be able to date 😂
Loving the opinions of others before knowing who you are first is extremely dangerous.
Bbls, getting tall, lip injections, Botox, etc etc. Love yourselves people.
Would getting a hair dye or tattoo means you don't love yourself ?
I've always wanted to be a little taller but no way in hell am I ever that desperate for approval from anybody to go through that. Love yourself fam.
I'm short because I had cancer during my teen years that stunted my growth. I can't lie being short really sucks in so many aspects, and dating is so hard, not impossible, but hard enough that it's not even fun compared to my taller peers. Even short women, even body positive women want tall dudes. I always have said I may be cancer free but society treats my height like cancer. I can at least understand the temptation of getting this surgery, although I won't since it's so expensive and seems too risky.
My husband is barely 5'6. I also dated guys the same height as me, I'm 5'2. It makes me sad people are doing these dangerous surgeries. Our culture has gotten so warped.
blame tiktok, twitter, dating apps, and hollywood. Men are constantly being told that if we're under 6ft, we're undesirable, esp if you're a zoomer like me. We're constantly being reminded that if we aren't tall, we're worthless and called "children". Women openly height-shame men and there are always some trend going viral praising tall men. Like search up "sorry i'm not into short guys tiktok" and there are videos with millions of viewing shaming short men and praising tall guys. So if you're a young guy like me constantly seeing stuff like this, it'll make you feel insecure.
You’re a unique case. I’m 5’10” and don’t consider myself short by any means. I have a friend who’s 5’3” and she flat out told me she wouldn’t even consider dating a dude under 6’…
I can understand why a dude would wanna do this but I’m cool with avoiding those kinda girls as partners.
@@freakwants2play458 She probably doesn't even know what 6 foot is lmao
Good for you. You're like the only half exception of women who would date a shorter man or date a short guy the same height as you. Are you expecting a trophy for that?
Yah so your husband is 4 inches taller than you but you gave shorter guys "a chance" 🤣🤣
As an EMT I have to say, Preach medical knowledge be on point.
thanks for the commentary, it's helping me cope. My brother badgered my parents to get this surgery, and it breaks my heart. He was such a proud prick about it too. Like, there's no surgery that can remove his vanity and make him humble, so i guess he's still shit out of luck with the ladies until he addresses his attitude. Trans legs. EXACTLY lol. It's gender affirming surgery for dudes who think they're not manly enough. It's hard being family with someone like that.
How tall is he, as a 5'5 man its not easy. Imagine a guy whos 5'2. Also men arent really ever supposed to be short in their society, if a guy has short genes its likely the ethnicity and society he's in has similar genes. And height is one of those instant judgments we all make, so short men are treated worse and theres going to be a reaction
trans legs😭
Let's see if you still say that if you were a 5'6 manlet on the receiving end of modern female judgement
Unless the guy has like a legit 8/10 face. Getting surgery would be a waste of money and going through a lot of pain for next to no reason if it's just for attracting women
@@jhonnysport7908 Average face guys are invisible in the dating market at any height below 6'5 brother.. I would 100% spend the money to improve my face anyway I could well before I would pay for height surgery
I'm a welder with a vocational degree. You're absolutely right, Preach. It's not a solid process for your legs to be operated on like that.
Edited: For those, who misunderstood, because I'm not writing a short essay on this video. It's a right analogy, not an exact comparison.
The difference is the bone self heals, unlike metal. Eventually you will not be able to find evidence in an X-ray of the operation. It’s crazy but the body is amazing like that.
@@brianthesasquatch thats not true at all. I have worked with ortho surgeons a lot and they can look at an adult xray and see fractures from childhood. My wife is a prime example. Fracture her ulna when she was like 12. she is 38 now and her new doctor instantly saw where the old fracture was.
@@ironaddictkidd7154 right? Like scars, they never heal properly
@@ironaddictkidd7154 thank you for sharing
Bro ur a welder, not a doctor. Not saying you're necessarily wrong but...
That a BLL Brazilian Leg lift😂😂
Oh, F all that. I know the pain of being a short guy (5'6) and I've been rejected because of it my entire life. I get the struggle, but breaking your bones for months like this is insane. Sure you'll grow, but nothing will ever work the same way ever again. Is that really worth it? Nah dude.
The way I came to terms with being short was when I noticed that I didn't actually hate being short. It was OTHER PEOPLE that didn't like how short I was. Once I stopped caring about what anyone thought of me, I noticed that I didn't even legitimately desire height. I just wanted it for other people. My life opened up after that. I even dated a girl taller than me. I hated her, but I got it to happen.
Might be. Not saying it is, but you wouldn't be able to tell unless you lived awhile as a tall guy. It's kinda like when poorer people say money doesn't make anyone happy. That's easy (and prob helpful) to say when you know you'll never have anything different.
You’re my height and that’s just fine. Don’t let women put you down, you’ll find a nice little shorty. Most of the girls in my friend group are under 5’2 so you’re perfect my guy.
This is worse than a BBL. Understandably, there are regular alternatives to a BBL (like gym) that this height surgery doesn't have, but it'll definitely cause more problems than he thinks it's fixing. He was agile at 5'5, now fragile at 6'.
Cant imagine what hell be like at 80 🤦♂️
I’m 5’4” and I always wanted to undertake the procedure at first. But when it really comes down to it, it’s not who I am. As much as I’d love to be +5’9”, I was blessed with other redeeming and quality attributes. That’s what everyone needs to remember, we all got em in some way or another
Nah, man you're coping
@@slothguy5946 nah, he's right the question is if the other qualities are as helpful for what you want out of life or if you can be OK with them not being that..
Man the height standard keep getting raised. I'm 5'9" always thought that was normal height and it is, especially in my country, but even here right now this is becoming the lower side of the scale for some women lmao.
5’4 damn you really get no 🐱
@@ShaferHart yeah im 5'9 and its considered short lmao
Just want to add my two cents into this given that I'm 5'8 and i'm with someone who is 6'2 and we're both very happy, this stigma of "you have to be tall to be with a woman" has to stop because while being taller does help the attraction out slightly, it still doesn't guarantee that you're going to be with someone, get dates, or anything of the sort. Word of advice to the younger generation, you can almost always leverage things in your favor if you can prioritize the things in your life you have control over instead of the things you cannot. Regardless of height, if you take care of all your other areas (financial situation, physical appearance, you have personality, good career, etc) your chances will improve significantly. I was very thankful to learn these things early on and I'm telling you, it makes a world of a difference and you will definitely stand out much more in the world, especially to women. As you get older too, you start to naturally become more comfortable with your body/height anyways and those things start to matter less to women too.
Here is something I always say to the guys that come up to me in the gym that want to "work out to get women" lol "If you were a geek before the gym and you get muscles, you're still going to be a geek, just with muscles". That applies here. If you are just tall but don't have any other redeeming qualities, you may have slightly better chances, but that will still end in failure ultimately. Just focus on bettering the things in your life that actually matter not just with women, but for yourself as a whole, hold your head up high, walk with confidence in yourself, and let things happen organically. Be happy with what god gave you and don't put yourself in this position of needing to do surgery and being in constant pain for the rest of your life over being a little taller.
Bro you got jacked cause your short and average looking
It's not really a stigma, but something these instagram models and Tinder keep pushing. A lot of women have "more than 6'" requirement
@@LuisPerez-5 6' is average height,im 6'5 so yea 6'5 is a height where you can get any girl
It’s not just slight,height can be a dealbreaker from the jump to some women. Height makes a good difference in your attractiveness. However I agree with your message that you shouldn’t worry about things you can’t control and you should work on yourself in aspects you can.
@@soggybreh810 every short person should get leg lengthening surgery, 6' is average height now
As someone who has had an external fixator I can tell you, it is excruciating pain. Especially if you have to turn the dials yourself. It takes a lot of balls to purposely get into one of those ☹️
I’m so sorry.
It takes more balls to accept being short and work on being successful so you get whatever woman you like
@@ramzichouk4080 chill out Andrew Tate this topic has nothing to do with you
@@JacobJones2148 you sound immature
I would replace balls with idiocy. No way this doesn't have negative consequences later on in life for him.
My cousin had to wear those due to limb differences growing up. It’s mind-blowing that someone would go through that pain willingly
Love how Abba and Preach just keep it pushing after lighting F&Fs career on fire 💀
Just like “oh no! …Anyway”
They didn't light their careers on fire...F&F did it to themselves 🤣🤣 A&P just kept the flames going long enough for everyone to see the smoke signal 😭
Did they though? Or did f&f do it themselves
They're not keeping it pushing at all - they've made countless videos on them and will continue to for the rest of time.
They didn't keep it pushing. Their only successful videos are when there's drama better another content creator. These guy wouldn't exist without conflict
I think it was more so F&F that did that lol. If anything Aba and Preach just sat back and watched the car wreck
I feel bad for these dudes. I get the desire to be taller, but to go this far seems extreme. The same applies to gals who go for "enhancements". Never put a price on good health. Make sure to love yourself irrespective of everything. You only get this one life.
exactly.
2:50 Im not an expert myself, however i spent quite some time with the topic of jaw surgery, so I have a good understanding of how the process of breaking bones surgically and let them heal afterwards works. And what I found is, that normally after the end of a recovery from bone fractures, the bone is as strong and as resilient as before. In many cases fractured bones are even more durable, in order to prevent another breakage.
Exactly which is why some boxers/mma fighters break their knuckles (either during practice or voluntarily ) so it grows back stronger and becomes less painfull with every punch being thrown
No, it's very easy to re break your legs after this surgery. It's very very risky. You're not just breaking the bones and letting them heal, you're growing a new segment of bone which ends up being fragile
I think it works to an extent, but repeated breaks might not be the same
@@TrvvonxLeonn I broke my knuckle like 4 years ago and it gives me nothing but pain lol
Are you talking about breaking or are you talking about fracturing cause I think they cand have different outcomes
This gave me flashbacks of Welcome To Gattaca. It's such a good movie and the protagonist actually goes through the same process in the story. if you're into dystopian science-fiction but are looking for sometjhing a bit more mature than the Hunger Games or divergent I highly recommend this movie.
The scariest part of this are the atrocities that age will cause to his sockets, ligaments, and cartilage. His life will be fucked up for certain
Nah, he's young and over the next 4-5 yrs, his tendons and muscles will adapt
@@AmritGrewal31 For the time being, sure. But with any invasive procedure that deviates the body’s state from its original progression, there will be changes to his physiologic processes that his body will need to compensate for. The result is a life of supplements, drugs, screenings, and check ups. Though he is young now and his body will adapt, the problems will arise with age
Yh but it's more painful to be treated poorly due to his height tbh...a man face and height matters in life so i dont blame him for having the surgery tbh
@@AmritGrewal31 that's false, but even if he'll be fine now, it'll get worse in the future.
@@thebedroomshow9010 no it has a 95% success rate stfu
If you want to get into medical aspect the procedure itself is quite safe (at least it has been over the last 20 years) and very effective . The main drawback is that the process is very long. For comparison sake, as this is the "male BBL", Preach is right in that BBLs are FAR more dangerous (probably the most dangerous cosmetic surgery), but they're not nearly as long and patient satisfaction is quite high
not probably. They are the MOST DANGEROUS cosmetic surgery (BBL).
If any men want to go through with it understand the process will take about 1 month per cm (or about 3 months per inch).
Complication rate is 15%, nothing major, mainly fractures and joint stiffness/dislocation and infection (which is readily treated with antibiotics).
@@22BulletProofKid22 u a doctor or something? Sounds like you're trying to make some sales.
@@yaboiavery5986 my thoughts exactly
Long term though .... wouldn't this guy have more difficulty as he ages? Especially once he's elderly?
Doctor : so we have this new knee cap extension surgery
Guy : yes
The bone lays down osteoblast cells to mend itself
I have a controversial idea
how about we stop ridiculing short men for something they have no control over?
isn't it a pretty big indicator of how much stick they must get every day if some of them decide it's better to break their legs on purpose just to not be short anymore?
nope, not gonna happen
Agreed.
@@Onche518 well you are right since that would require the average person to have some empathy and critical thinking skills
pretty ironic in a society that's apparently "body positive" though lmao
@@JuliusBriggs Well if you’re a fat woman or a tranny you’re good
Women can't change their point of view. They just can't. The same way we guys can't change the fact we like to see big boobs and big booties on a fit girl.
Three things that popped to mind, the first thing was the film White Chicks, “oh, we got our knees done” 😂 the second thing was that I dread to see the ramifications of all these procedures in 30/50 years 😬 and the third was, in a zombie/alien attack that man is a goner, never being able to run again, eek, no thank you.
Why they can't run again?
@@mathieul4303Ligaments, tendoes etc didn't strengthen
Look at the x ray and use basic human reasoning
How is your comment 12 days ago?
@@mathieul4303 just people making assumptions without any research, nothing new. the surgery has a high success rate with the surgeons the dude in the video picked. and in a year you are back to normal and can do sports again and jog or run or whatever.
Look I'm 5'4 and have never really had a problem attracting women. Guys, you're personality and charm really do count. This is going to the extreme to make up for something you lack.
You are a good looking guy, that’s why. Facial attractiveness comes first in terms of the physical.
I know 6’3 guys who don’t pull anything because they are very unfortunate looking in the face.
My ex was 5'6 and is still one of the most charismatic men I know 😊
🤷🏾♂️
Haha I was about to say I'm from Philly and Puerto Rican dudes are like 5'3 still pulling
hey fellow short king
Bone-lengthening surgeries are supposed to be for correcting discrepancies in the length of the two lower extremities due to medical conditions, and not for increasing height.
Shorter guys may have more challenges, but I think they can prevail. I think it's more important to learn to accept who you are and those limitations and to make the best out of them.
I think there is something to be said about the personal choice we make about the people we keep around. One shouldn't keep constant affirmation around, for fear of becoming stagnant. But if the people around you keep you feeling a constant feeling of inadequacy. I can see how someone can make the error of gravitating towards what's necessary to feel good enough. When in reality we should be gravitating towards people that accept and love us for who we are.
well said.
thank you!!!! there are plenty of women who will accept a shorter man if he has other great qualities.
5'6 bloke here and I recently tore my ACL and meniscus. The recovery is going great but god damn it was not easy, nor do I ever want to go through this again.
Now to voluntarily go through a much longer rehab program, with no guarantee of staying healthy afterwards, absolutely blows my mind. I wouldn't wish my experience upon my worst enemy, and here you have people paying to put themselves through this type of pain. God damn...
What if your worst enemy wished it on you? What then?
@@moonshinershonor202be silent.
Lmao bro I tore my PATELLA TENDON. I’m 5’3 not that it has any bearing on the pain but damn imagine that shit
Well 6f5 here with displastic hips, one torn menisci and currently other healthy knee is waiting doctors appointment.
Back problems are a given past those heights.
Women want healthy men not some invalid.
Health is most important thing and these idiots are endangering themselves to feed their broken ego.
I find it extremely disgusting and wrong for people to go under life threatening surgeries to alter their lives permanently just because we as people are incapable of accepting others without looking at standards and social norms. The problem is not men's height or women's butts, it's our fixation with physical appearence.
? Men are visual creatures, of course we are fixated on visual. You sound bitter and upset that the world isnt what you made yourself believe it was.
Come back to reality instead of your idealism.
Not really disgusting, it is sad though
The most clear minded comment gets the fewest likes... The path to Heaven is a narrow one. :) Be saved brother and believe in Jesus Christ.
These people can't accept themselves that's the problem their is a societal pressure, but it's up to each individual to love themselves more.
@@gggggggggg44100 I won't have this satanic gaslighting in this man's comment thread. Be gone. They would accept themselves were it not for the silent majority keeping their mouths shut not daring to speak to the unwritten rules that we all _selfishly_ partake in.
I'm 6'3", and at ~26 I sustained a back injury. I didn't warm up enough nor exercise consistently enough and hurt my back (a bulge in my spine, it could have been worse) while playing a sport. I now have to live my life around my injury and have thought a lot about it.
Tall people I meet always complain about similar pains or injuries. Tall people put relatively more leverage on their joints and back, and Western culture doesn't promote enough yoga/Tai Chi imo. That mindset probably affects Preach's knees as he mentioned.
The dude in the video now has a whole different ratio of leverage and wear on his muscles and his frame. Good luck to him, but I think he just debilitated himself in the short term, let alone in the far future.
6'3 as well, 27, i have had a new back injury every year since about 22 excluding this year
@Lhoyte1 That's horrible! I know how painful and exhausting that is. I hope you can figure out how to rest and recover, as well as strengthening exercises that don't wear you out too much!
My older brother is 35 years old and is 6'6. His number one complaint when I ask how he's doing is that his back hurts or his knees hurt. I hate to think how much he's gonna hurt when he's well and truly old.
You won the genetic lottery and still manage to fuck it up? What a loser you must be.
@@theredheadwiththread1275 May have to get his knees replaced.
As a good looking man.
It doesn’t matter how confident you are a lot of women have above average height requirements.
I’m 5’9 and experience it all the time. Though I wouldn’t compromise myself for a shallow women.
I completely sympathize with men who have it harder.
Your one of the few people in the comments keeping it real
Finally someone being honest. I'm 5'7" and I do well with women, but I do get rejected off height a lot. You just need to max out everything else you can and roll with the punches. Just because you see your short friend with a woman, doesn't mean he didn't get rejected by some/many other women. 😂
bro if 95% women say 6 foot you either try to adapt or you get left in the dust
Didn't he have a girl before the surgery? It couldn't have been that hard for him 😂
If she rejects you based on your height, was she worth it in the first place?
All I know is; the hell I went through to remove a tumor from my breast, makes it almost ludicrous to imagine putting something IN my breast.. 🤷🏻♀️ Let alone purposely breaking my own bones… I like my short height and my small breasts thank you 🙏🏼
Well, you are a chick so your opinion doesnt really matter in regards to you liking your short height. You just like to hear yourself talk apparently because you contributed nothing to the convo.
You’re a woman being short is acceptable
@@frogprinceceo9609 ooh fucksake man the fuck up and stop whining am soo tired of seeing grown men talk like a toddler woman do this but we can't 😢😢 naga aAmus abahaa wasse
@@frogprinceceo9609 she also mentioned small tittes to draw a comparison to another's hight
@@Crystalbeach96 Men don't care nearly as much about breast size as women do about height.
I've heard about this for years now, but this the first time actually seeing footage of it.
Knee, hip, and even back problems are super common from people who run/ran track/cross country, and even more common for taller people (ran track myself, > 6' tall) you can do stretches and movements to help mitigate these pains, but it will always be something to be aware of when you are in that position. It's crazy how much stress is going to be put on his legs, since all his height is coming from there, nothing from his torso.
i'm 5'9 and I have issues with my back after running. I would hate to have even more issues
@Aaron Montgomery I'm 5'9 also. May I ask how has it been in terms of getting women from the height
I'm 6'2 and used to do freerunning/tricking. I'm not even 30 yet and I feel broken.
@@MATCHLESS789 freerunning/tricking is a whole different level of stresses on the body. Like I mentioned, there are stretches/movements you can do to help with the damage folks like us have caused our bodies. Info from The KneesOverToesGuy has helped me out a ton, honestly one of the main reasons I am still able to do intense manual labor jobs and still move around or do work around the house afterwards.
@@thanos5220 Easy? Women are not difficult to "get". You just have to figure out what you want (a relationship or nothing serious). When I wanted nothing serious I just had fun and rarely said no to doing stuff (as in different events like bridge jumping, ballet, challenges, etc not saying to do drugs), and women would just gravitate as they also wanted to have fun. Not really caring that friends were girls helped. I didn't see most of my female friends as women. They would have friends that I would mess around with. I never really felt my height was a problem for women. If it is then why would I care about such women? Such women sound boring and likely have ugly hearts.
You feel like 5'9 hurts you in getting women? I feel like me being Asian hurt more overall in the US but it wasn't really an issue either as I would just talk and I know what I offer.
I was ready to say something judgmental but I realized women put random foreign material in their bodies for vanity and I don't judge them. 5'5 as a men I'd imagine is tough when it comes to attracting women so I can't be mad at him. To each their own
Very well said.
I'm 5'4, and I do just fine. I was given the game by a real pimp-ette as a young boy. Maybe, it's a latino thing.. Because we're not very tall generally speaking. But I swim in sin. The biggest problem when it comes to getting women, is YOURSELF, your own frame of mind.
We live in a failed society
Honestly I was going to say the same thing but being 5’5 as a man I can only imagine that must suck especially in the dating scene. But this is kind of extreme though lol
Yeah, it’s no different but I think because it’s new it’s just weird to take in
As a guy who is 5.4, I have considered doing this as well. Life is different when you are a short man. Women, literally looking down on you. Good luck having any type of altercation with anyone, best learn to max speech real quick, soft tones and conflict resolution. Gym is a requirement, not a choice at this height. Look at the dudes upper body in vid, he lifts cause he has to at that height. ( before surgery ) Society as a whole treats you better when you are a bigger / taller as a man. Smaller men get treated worse. That is just a fact of life. That 70,000 dollar surgery is worth it. It alters the way the world perceives you as a man. Life becomes much easier in many aspects.
If i were short like you and still had my mouth Id always have a weapon on me as a force multiplier.
IF i ever got in trouble for it, all Id tell the judge is that I was scared because homie is so much more taller than me that I had to even the playing field.
But the question is would you exchange health for social privilege
Most honest person on here, Im 6'5, 15 and have a lot of respect for you short men, I'd save up for this surgery if I was shorter and an adult
@@delphineanatinae1590 it's really not that dangerous. Do some research. The only painful part is the actual breaking of the bones but there are little to no long term affects.
If I was 5’4 I would do it as well it’s fair game
I dislocated my knee several years ago and managed to not need a knee replacement because it popped itself back "home" when I stood up.
I had to get an MRI because my leg swelled up so much that they thought for sure that I had shattered my kneecap. When telling me the MRI results, the doctor said "I've got good news and I've got bad news! Good news is that your kneecap isn't broken and you'll just need a couple weeks of PT. Bad news is that because you've dislocated your knee, you're more likely to dislocate it again."
My knee hurt like hell for that whole two months and still hurts with weather changes sometimes even though it happened 6 years ago.
All that to say, I would NEVER intentionally put myself thru what this guy is putting himself through.
I’m a manlet at 5’5 and completely cool with it. Not self conscious about it and never had an issue approaching women, or dating women. Everyone is different but saying your height is stopping you from finding someone…. That’s a big cope.
You good homie, you dont gotta call yaself a manlet.
midget
@@killtyrant This. Seriously dude.
@@killtyrant fr
@@betenoire2534 He tryna say he's cool with it.
"See, I'm totally cool with it... I called myself a manlet... see!"
Like Preach said, this is not new. This surgery has at least 20 years. I remember watching a documentary and a teenager girl who was very very short got this surgery done and I remember thinking this was crazy. And yeah, she was in a lot of pain.
In highschool I remember this girl telling a guy in our class that she would date him if he was taller. He wasn't even asking her out, he was just naturally charming, handsome, and had good chemistry with her. She sensed it but she couldnt get past the heught difference especially since she is tall. I don't blame men for having this surgery.
He dodged a bullet. Imagine not eating a burger because the bun as too few seeds on it.
It's always painful when someone rejects you before you even asked.
And then you realized you dodged a bullet and prevented yourself from being another statistic. She did him a favor.
As a 6 feet tall guy this hits too close to home. I would lie if I said I wouldn't take a few extra inches if there was no serious complications.
Her loss, I don't understand it, if she is attracted to him and hes a good guy what more could you want? Thats the problem with wanting approval from others for ticking some box that does not mean much.
I work on trauma and orthopaedic wards as a therapist, and I can say that what preach stated about the bone breaking and healing process is something like that. The doctors perform joint replacement surgeries/nail/screw fixations in hips or knees for instance, due to bone damage/fractures NOT for cosmetic purposes. The pain is MAD especially the healing process afterwards and journey to full weight bearing and confidence using that joint can take months as most. You limbs are never the same again. I don’t know why someone would do this for looks/attraction 😅😅😂😂
Because they want to attract more
"Your limbs are never the same again" Why are you spreading misinfo lol
@@markusmath3421 it’s accurate that they aren’t the “same”. But you can regain most function, it’s not end of the world
@@themarathoncontinues4211 well yeah that's what I mean. People make it sound so dramatic tho lol
@@markusmath3421 it’s an attempt to rationalise their natural disdain for the surgery since it’s genetic fraud.
The most accurate comments I’ve seen on it are the ones who say “what about your children, your wingspan” etc. this is what people TRULY care about on a biological level.
The thing about artificially increasing your height is that i feel like it's incredibly noticeable considering that every other part of their body is still the same size. Taller people are more predisposed to also have long torsos/arms, as well as a handful of other things so that body can maintain itself. I feel like this comes with more problems than it's worth, considering their heart and joints probably arent accustomed to the additional workload
many short people have unproportionally short legs so it would make them look just normal. Majority of tall people are proportionally long legged too so
This is at least 10-15 years old. Known about it since I was like a teen. You can change your eye colour chemically and or with lasers. There's a lot of obscure shit out there. BBL has the highest death rate, especially the injection of stuff, so so bad
I'm 5'5 and my height never bothered me, I've always focused on being the best me rather than something I can't control.
I’m 5’6” and a happily married family man. I’m the shortest man in my family by about 3 inches. Growing up, I had bad acne and wore braces for years. I was very insecure and had low self esteem.
I conquered acne and braces by college, but my height plateaued. I realized I needed to put away my insecurities. Once I embraced my height, I never again had any problems getting girls, including taller ones.
My shortness, along with former acne and braces, are some of the best things to happen to me. They forced me work on my personality, become good at many different things, laugh at myself, and trust God. I’m very grateful to be alive.
Yes, taller guys probably have easier lives than shorter guys. But all my short guys: you’re being refined into something better! Work on yourself in other ways, and you’ll come out on top 🙏