@Frank Garrett
Nah, I don't care about leg lengtheners above 5'8. To each his own. If they want to do it, then fine, best of luck. 5'8 is still short in the United States, but it's the -supposed- male average in Turkey. I'll be fine. Working out solves a lot of insecurities. True, it doesn't solve height insecurity, but there's no need for me to be insecure of my height at 5'8. Yes, taller is better, but LL is expensive and requires time. I can't do a second LL now, so I'll keep it out of my mind and go on with my life. Once again, working out raises serotonin levels, makes one feel good about oneself, introduces discipline into one's life and is a more attainable goal than LL. At 5'5 I felt working out was meaningless. At 5'8 there are guys like Mark Wahlberg, Zac Efron or Taylor Lautner with good bodies (bulky or lean) as examples of what one can do if he works out. I also think a 5'8 guy with a muscular body is better than a skinny 6'0 guy any given day. At 5'5, however, no one cares. Did I make my point?
If you look at height dysphoria in a larger frame (body dysmorphic disorder) you'll understand.