Limb Lengthening Forum
Limb Lengthening Surgery => Height & Proportions => Topic started by: SuperHero2111 on December 23, 2016, 03:01:50 AM
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I have noticed that, when I am comparing my height to that of others through reflections, I often look a lot shorter than some people in front view, but, then, from the side view, I appear at least as tall as them, if not slightly taller.
What's up here? Which view do I take as being my true height?
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Why did you post this question on this forum? What does this have to do with limb lengthening.
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It's about height. And this is the height section of the forum.
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I have noticed that, when I am comparing my height to that of others through reflections, I often look a lot shorter than some people in front view, but, then, from the side view, I appear at least as tall as them, if not slightly taller.
What's up here? Which view do I take as being my true height?
A person's perceived height is usually judged at the eye level
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I have noticed that, when I am comparing my height to that of others through reflections, I often look a lot shorter than some people in front view, but, then, from the side view, I appear at least as tall as them, if not slightly taller.
What's up here? Which view do I take as being my true height?
A person's perceived height is usually judged at the eye level
Yes, maybe SuperHero tilts their head slightly when looking in side view.
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I don't mean I feel taller based on how high up others seem to me in side view. I mean that, literally, my reflection in the glass looks taller than others when I am walking in front of or behind someone else, and there is glass to our side, and I am looking at it.