Ever since I was a young lad, I have loved tall woman. Of course, I used to be really tiny - 4' 6 1/2" on my 13th birthday. When I grew a tad over a foot, I never stopped liking women who were way taller than me, even though of course there are far less now.

I actually love women of all heights - tiny women are so cute! And of course there's something nice about looking someone in the eye. But really tall women get me in a way that no other woman can. When an extraordinarily beautif  more...

Ever since I was a young lad, I have loved tall woman. Of course, I used to be really tiny - 4' 6 1/2" on my 13th birthday. When I grew a tad over a foot, I never stopped liking women who were way taller than me, even though of course there are far less now.

I actually love women of all heights - tiny women are so cute! And of course there's something nice about looking someone in the eye. But really tall women get me in a way that no other woman can. When an extraordinarily beautiful 6'4" (at a guess) redhead smiled nicely at me a couple of years ago, I so nearly told her she was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen (It's true. She was), but unfortunately, I chickened out!

I was so happy to have a girlfriend who was 2 and a bit inches taller than me and loved wearing 4" heels. I wouldn't want to be with a woman just because she is tall. For me to be with someone, she would have to be very smart, nice, good and funny.

I understand that people might look if I walked alongside a super tall woman, but I don't care. I would be proud. And the potential problem of how to kiss standing up would be something I would be very happy to figure out if it ever arose.

So could a really tall woman be with a good, kind, sweet man who will always treat her like the ultimate woman and who will make her laugh, even if she is head and shoulders taller (maybe with heels)?

Even those too young for me or too far away. Could you fall for someone who was right for you in every way except for his height?

(This picture was just taken - an early birthday dinner a St. Andrew's Scottish Pub in New York) less...