Actually in reality I seldom suffer insults about my height but when you pack into the crowd in subways for instance you'll be likely to feel inferior and weak for others are all taller than you.
It's a blessing of God that my hobbies can be enjoy indoors.
Feel the same way it's the small things and just sense of inferiority irrationally. I would go on train rides 1.5 hours each way to school a few years back and during rush hour I just felt like a small child and so so insecure and always comparing comparing couldn't stop thinking. Actively was aware of this- tried to calm my mind- didn't really work and it never fully goes away. Feels horrible when you're actively aware of your neurosis, trying to stop it and admit how irrational it is, yet nothing's happening. I'm sure therapy and mindfulness across years can stop most of this, I just haven't put in the effort
Occasional get teased by friends with no ill intent, but not really any height discrimination by strangers. Really is mostly self inflicted neurosis and that voice in my head. Which is why the more important LL by done for myself first, external factors second
Just want to be comfortable in own skin. Walk down the street and feel like a boss and doing my own thing not having to even think about height in a negative self deprecating fashion or even think about it at all. That's goal one