What’s the Obsession with Tall Women’s Weight? | Yet Another Way To S*xualize Tall Women :/

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[00:02:12] Really quickly before I get into this episode, if you want like a nice, fun, cool experience, unique experience, I would recommend a perfume making class. And no, it's not just for the girlies. There are guys there too.

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[00:03:44] Now for the episode today, we're going to be talking about weight.

[00:03:47] And you're probably thinking to yourself, girl, this podcast is about height, especially being tall.

[00:03:53] Like, why are we talking about weight? Just trust the process.

[00:03:55] When we get into it, you're going to understand.

[00:03:57] But I would like to provide a little bit of a disclaimer.

[00:04:00] If you get triggered by talking about weight, I would recommend just not tuning into this episode at all.

[00:04:08] I mean, I don't really make any unhealthy comparisons or anything, but I do make comparisons.

[00:04:13] I also put out like specific numbers out there.

[00:04:16] I mean, I don't share my own personal weight, but I give other types of weights.

[00:04:20] For example, whether it's on the Internet to prove a point or if somebody on social media outright said their weight.

[00:04:26] So if you get triggered by weight and numbers on the scale or anything of that sort, just don't listen to this episode at all.

[00:04:34] Protect your peace.

[00:04:35] I want you to be able to listen to this podcast and have a good time and enjoy it.

[00:04:40] And if weight isn't something that you enjoy talking about or hearing about, don't listen.

[00:04:45] There's other episodes to listen to on a Tall Girls podcast.

[00:04:48] But if you're curious about this type of thing, especially the weight of tall women, let's dive into it.

[00:04:54] Okay, that sounds really creepy, but let's just dive into it.

[00:04:57] We've all heard growing up, never ask someone how much they weigh because it's rude, right?

[00:05:02] But when it comes to tall women, it's like this rule doesn't apply.

[00:05:06] Because not only do creepy strangers ask about our weight, some tall women voluntarily give this information.

[00:05:12] Why is this the case?

[00:05:13] The question is, are we normalizing this or feeding into some strange obsession with tall bodies?

[00:05:19] Well, there are, I would say, two sides to this story when people are asking tall women about their weight.

[00:05:25] So when I was doing research for this podcast episode, I came across a lot of Reddit forums.

[00:05:30] Actually, there are Reddit forums specifically for tall people, for tall women.

[00:05:34] There's this, I don't know what they call it, like a subreddit or whatever.

[00:05:37] They have like a group called r slash tall girls, I think.

[00:05:42] And, you know, people were actually asking like questions about weight.

[00:05:46] I'm assuming tall women asking other tall women in the forum about their weight.

[00:05:50] And then there were, I'm assuming, tall women in the comments responding with their weight.

[00:05:55] But it just seems like in general, tall women can be curious about weight, especially the weight of other tall women.

[00:06:02] And it's kind of like, why?

[00:06:05] I'm not saying that in a bad way.

[00:06:07] Like if you have genuine curiosity, yeah, you can always try to find your answer.

[00:06:11] But it's kind of a thing of why are tall women curious about other tall women's weight?

[00:06:16] Well, the thing is, I personally think after looking through a couple things and doing research on the internet and so forth,

[00:06:24] I personally think that a big reason or a big factor is because many of us find out that we weigh more than our shorter friends.

[00:06:34] And I don't know, sometimes it could be like, oh, like, but we're so fit.

[00:06:36] We do this, we do that.

[00:06:38] Like, we have practically the same body type.

[00:06:41] Like, why do I weigh more than my shorter friend?

[00:06:43] And you know what, that's a valid question to ask.

[00:06:46] And then on top of that, sometimes the, you guys know BMI, body mass index, you know, that whole thing that was like a big thing way back when.

[00:06:56] Yeah, they also may consider tall women to be overweight as well.

[00:07:00] So after, you know, the BMI standards calling tall women overweight and or finding out that your shorter friends weigh less,

[00:07:08] sometimes even significantly less than you do,

[00:07:11] some tall women just may take it to the internet to see like, okay, is this just me or are other tall women going through this as well?

[00:07:19] Turns out tall women may actually scientifically weigh more than their shorter counterparts.

[00:07:24] It honestly depends.

[00:07:25] If you put two women who are a similar age and have similar body types next to each other,

[00:07:30] it's more likely that the tall woman is going to weigh more than the shorter woman.

[00:07:34] Because height means more bone, more muscle, and just more everything.

[00:07:39] But according to BMI or body mass index standards, which honestly I should really include a definition of

[00:07:45] so that you guys can actually understand what it is.

[00:07:48] So I'm going to find a video of it and I'm going to include it here.

[00:07:51] Body mass index is a measurement that takes into account a person's height and weight.

[00:07:55] And it's used as a quick and dirty general way to classify someone as being underweight, overweight, normal weight, or obese.

[00:08:00] So BMI, which has long been thought to be the pinnacle of weight-associated risk stratification for physicians and medical providers

[00:08:06] all around the world, has now been replaced by BRI.

[00:08:09] What is BRI?

[00:08:10] BRI stands for body roundness index.

[00:08:13] BMI stands for body mass index.

[00:08:15] The difference between the two is that the body mass index just takes your height and your weight

[00:08:19] and it doesn't account for certain parameters.

[00:08:21] Now BRI, body roundness index, yes, you guessed it, is the roundness of your abdomen and your hips.

[00:08:26] And this is becoming the new standard for medical practitioners all across the country.

[00:08:30] Why?

[00:08:30] Because your body roundness index incorporates your hip and your abdominal fat,

[00:08:33] while your body mass index only incorporates your height and your weight.

[00:08:36] So if you're very muscular or if you have a lot of fat around your legs,

[00:08:39] which are less risky to your heart and your lungs,

[00:08:41] body mass index is poor prognosticator for, you know, cardiovascular risk.

[00:08:44] So according to these BMI body mass index standards, some tall women can be considered overweight.

[00:08:52] So I'm just going to give an example.

[00:08:53] So this is from a chart that I found and it was in an article talking about the weight of women.

[00:08:59] So I'm going to talk about that.

[00:09:02] For example, if you're 5'11 as a woman for a moderate, which I guess is considered a healthy BMI,

[00:09:08] the standard weight for that is 136 to 178.5 pounds.

[00:09:16] However, there are tall women out there.

[00:09:18] One of them is actually active on TikTok and actively talks about her weight and how as a tall woman,

[00:09:25] her weight does not make her quote unquote like unhealthy or anything like that.

[00:09:31] There are tall women out there who are about like a little bit over 200 pounds,

[00:09:36] which is basically on the brink of being considered overweight.

[00:09:39] Yes.

[00:09:39] We don't know everybody's actual situation because there are some things going on internally as well

[00:09:45] that could potentially make a person unhealthy.

[00:09:47] I'm not saying that that's her with the case, but on the outside,

[00:09:51] she does not look like an unhealthy overweight person.

[00:09:55] It honestly sounds weird, but please just try to understand what I'm saying.

[00:09:59] I'm actually just going to include a clip of this creator so that you can,

[00:10:02] I guess, get a better understanding of what I'm trying to say.

[00:10:05] Yes.

[00:10:06] As a big boned, tall girl, I feel like even when we are just little girls,

[00:10:10] lots of people say like, oh, wow, you're really big.

[00:10:11] Or wow, you're really tall and it conditions our brain a little bit.

[00:10:14] We start thinking we're big, right?

[00:10:16] This is me at 206 pounds right now.

[00:10:19] See, we slim thick right now.

[00:10:22] Slim thick right now.

[00:10:24] No matter what people say, no matter how you feel,

[00:10:27] you can still be feminine and beautiful when you're curvy and tall.

[00:10:31] I think it's so crazy how my weight is controversial right now.

[00:10:35] But yeah, muscle weighs more than fat.

[00:10:39] That is why I can look like this and be 205 pounds.

[00:10:45] And this actually plays a part into why we potentially need to eat more food

[00:10:50] than people who are shorter than us who have similar body types and so forth.

[00:10:55] Or just in general, why we need to eat more.

[00:10:56] Because we have more weight, we need to eat more to maintain that weight.

[00:11:02] And then on top of that, we also burn more calories.

[00:11:05] There's a lot more thing.

[00:11:06] There's a lot more things, a lot more.

[00:11:08] There are more things that we have to move.

[00:11:11] A lot more weight that we have to move when we're walking, running,

[00:11:14] picking things up because we physically have more weight than somebody who is

[00:11:18] shorter than us but has a more similar body type to us.

[00:11:21] Because of that, we burn more calories just naturally.

[00:11:23] So we have to eat more food.

[00:11:25] I actually did a TikTok video on this as well.

[00:11:27] See, this is why y'all need to follow me on TikTok.

[00:11:29] So you can stay up to date with all of these things that I talk about

[00:11:33] that I don't talk about in like a full-length episode.

[00:11:35] I actually did a TikTok video on this.

[00:11:37] So I'm going to include it here because I feel like that summarizes it very well.

[00:11:40] Do taller people really eat more food?

[00:11:43] Turns out we do.

[00:11:44] This study says tall people might preferentially choose larger portions

[00:11:48] because they do need more calories than do shorter people to maintain their weight.

[00:11:52] We burn more calories when we move around.

[00:11:54] Therefore, we need to replace that loss with more calories than someone who is shorter than us would.

[00:12:00] However, something interesting that I found is that weight is more of a relevant factor than height is.

[00:12:05] Have you ever seen two people who are the same weight but different heights?

[00:12:09] One may look slimmer than the other and the slimmer one is typically the taller one.

[00:12:14] Their weight is just distributed differently.

[00:12:16] But considering that all else is the same,

[00:12:18] they would likely need the same amount of calories to maintain their weight.

[00:12:22] But if you have two people who have similar body types but also have different heights,

[00:12:27] it is very likely that the taller one may weigh more than the shorter one.

[00:12:32] So considering that all else is the same, meaning their lifestyle,

[00:12:35] the taller one is more likely to require more food to maintain their weight.

[00:12:40] I'm hoping this makes sense.

[00:12:41] I am not a health type of anything.

[00:12:43] I graduated with a business degree.

[00:12:45] So if I'm getting it wrong, I don't have any credentials to back me up.

[00:12:49] So if you're a tall person worrying about putting on pounds because you're eating more than your

[00:12:53] shorter friends do, do not worry about it at all because you likely actually require more food than

[00:12:59] your shorter friends do.

[00:13:01] And if you do put on an extra few pounds, who cares?

[00:13:03] All bodies are beautiful.

[00:13:05] Listen to your body.

[00:13:06] And if it's telling you to eat more food, eat more food.

[00:13:09] So if you're a tall girl who happens to weigh more than her shorter friends, don't freak out.

[00:13:13] You are not big.

[00:13:14] You are not overweight.

[00:13:15] Check with your doctor though.

[00:13:16] You're just tall and technically we need more weight to like, you know, live.

[00:13:22] So that's the first part of it.

[00:13:24] The whole discussion regarding weight among tall women.

[00:13:27] They just genuinely want to know.

[00:13:29] They're genuinely curious about it because if you have these health standards considering

[00:13:33] some of us overweight, or if you're just finding out that, you know, you're fit, your

[00:13:38] friends are fit, but because they're shorter than you, they may weigh less than you.

[00:13:41] You're kind of like, what the heck?

[00:13:42] Like what's going on?

[00:13:43] And you just want to find out in general if other tall women are also experiencing this.

[00:13:48] It's more so a thing of just like curiosity and just finding out information and honestly,

[00:13:52] even building community around it so that it's kind of like a body positivity, body neutrality

[00:13:57] type of thing where it's like, okay, I do weigh more, but it's not something that I'm

[00:14:02] going to let affect me or trigger me or anything because I'm supposed to weigh more as a tall

[00:14:07] woman in order to live and exist and live a full, healthy life.

[00:14:11] So that's the first part of it.

[00:14:13] Genuine curiosity.

[00:14:15] But there is another side to this.

[00:14:17] So let's talk about that.

[00:14:19] I actually stumbled across a TikTok video.

[00:14:22] I'm just going to straight up play it right now.

[00:14:24] Everybody in the comments has been asking me how much I weigh, but first let's see how

[00:14:30] much my short king weighs.

[00:14:36] My turn.

[00:14:40] Skinny queen.

[00:14:41] Skinny queen.

[00:14:49] Essentially, this girl weighs about 222 pounds.

[00:14:54] About, I know it's over 200.

[00:14:55] I think it's 222 pounds and she's 6'7".

[00:14:58] But her 5'9 boyfriend, I think it's her boyfriend.

[00:15:01] There was just a guy there who was 5'9".

[00:15:03] He weighs 158 pounds, I believe.

[00:15:08] I don't know.

[00:15:08] And the video was upside down.

[00:15:09] So it's kind of like hard for me to tell, but I think 158 pounds around that.

[00:15:14] But when you look at this woman who is 6'7", she does not look overweight, quote unquote.

[00:15:22] Or how we see overweight.

[00:15:23] She doesn't look unhealthy.

[00:15:25] Unhealthily overweight.

[00:15:26] I don't know.

[00:15:27] Health terms.

[00:15:27] I graduated with a business degree.

[00:15:29] Do not come for me.

[00:15:30] But she just doesn't look at face value unhealthy.

[00:15:34] Her weight is just, you know, distributed evenly.

[00:15:37] That's also another thing in distribution of your weight.

[00:15:39] That's part of the reason why we may not look, quote unquote, overweight.

[00:15:43] But then you have these standards that may consider us overweight.

[00:15:45] It's just that our weight is distributed, I guess you could say evenly or something like

[00:15:50] that.

[00:15:50] So it's not like, oh, all of our weight just pulls into one area where it makes us look

[00:15:55] like we're overweight.

[00:15:57] It's just spread out.

[00:15:58] Meaning we look slim, we look lean, and so forth.

[00:16:01] I probably should have said that a little bit earlier.

[00:16:03] I hope that made sense.

[00:16:04] Let me know if that makes sense.

[00:16:06] Comment below if that makes sense.

[00:16:07] But something that really caught me in the beginning is when she said everybody in the

[00:16:12] comments, I guess in another video, has been asking her how much she weighs.

[00:16:16] And I'm like, huh?

[00:16:18] That's just such a random thing.

[00:16:21] That's such a random thing to comment.

[00:16:23] And it's a little bit out of pocket in my personal opinion.

[00:16:26] But I guess in her video, in that video that I just showed when she's comparing her weight

[00:16:32] to a man who's 5'9", in those comments, I think honestly answered that question that

[00:16:39] I just asked.

[00:16:40] Because why are people saying she can manhandle me?

[00:16:43] Step on me, mommy.

[00:16:45] Mother, please.

[00:16:46] Bro, what?

[00:16:48] Okay.

[00:16:50] Me being me, I obviously had to do a response video.

[00:16:53] Not a response video.

[00:16:54] I just did a video.

[00:16:55] I did a commentary video on it on my TikTok.

[00:16:57] I'm also going to play that here.

[00:16:59] Everybody in the comments has been asking me how much I weigh.

[00:17:03] Okay, but why?

[00:17:05] I genuinely need to know like right now.

[00:17:07] And you know, I didn't believe that this was a thing until I started getting those questions

[00:17:11] myself.

[00:17:11] How much do you weigh?

[00:17:13] What size pants do you wear?

[00:17:15] What's your wingspan?

[00:17:16] And no, it was not women who were asking for my measurements because they were interested

[00:17:20] in the clothes that I was wearing.

[00:17:21] It's just weird because you wouldn't just go up to somebody in the street and ask them

[00:17:24] how much they weigh.

[00:17:25] So what makes you think that it's okay to ask a tall woman how much she weighs?

[00:17:30] Anyways, I need some answers.

[00:17:31] And underneath this video, I got two very interesting comments.

[00:17:36] One of them was like, oh, it's a kink.

[00:17:37] And I'm like, oh, okay.

[00:17:39] Then I came across the term called macrophilia, which is the fascination or fetish for larger

[00:17:46] than life or giant people.

[00:17:49] And listen, if you're into that, cool.

[00:17:51] You do you.

[00:17:52] No judgment here.

[00:17:53] But when you start projecting that onto people you don't know or people whose consent you

[00:17:58] don't have, that's when it becomes an issue.

[00:18:01] And people kind of do that when they ask random tall women how much they weigh.

[00:18:04] Some people are just so fascinated by a tall woman's weight.

[00:18:07] So much so that they'll message a random tall woman with a faceless profile with no introduction

[00:18:12] and just straight up ask, how much do you weigh?

[00:18:15] Not very demure, not very mindful.

[00:18:18] And this is way more common than you think.

[00:18:20] Essentially with the kink thing, with the macrophilia thing, I hope I'm saying that correctly,

[00:18:25] it kind of just plays into the fetishization of tall women, which I've talked about quite

[00:18:30] a few times in a couple episodes on this podcast.

[00:18:33] And I think that's the case even more so because a lot of tall women are just outright

[00:18:39] sharing this on the internet.

[00:18:40] And it's not like for modeling purposes or health purposes or anything.

[00:18:45] Like some are actually sharing it for health purposes and to actually educate other tall

[00:18:48] women as I explained earlier in this episode.

[00:18:50] But others are just saying it honestly, potentially in my personal opinion to get comments like

[00:18:56] this as well.

[00:18:56] It just really depends on the type of content that they're posting when they're talking

[00:19:00] about their weight.

[00:19:01] But I do think that some tall women, especially ones who are like 6'3 and up, are kind of feeding

[00:19:07] into this fetish, feeding into this obsession.

[00:19:10] Because they're either displaying it all of the time on their socials and their videos

[00:19:16] and their posts or whatever.

[00:19:18] But they're also outright asking people to guess their weight.

[00:19:21] Like they're showing their body and just be like, oh, guess how much I weigh.

[00:19:24] And in my personal opinion, no tea no shade to anybody else that does that.

[00:19:28] But in my personal opinion, I just think that that's a little weird because it's like

[00:19:32] you're just showing your, not showing your, like you're showing your body appropriately

[00:19:37] somewhat appropriately.

[00:19:39] And you're just asking people, hey, how, guess how much I weigh?

[00:19:44] How much do you think I weigh?

[00:19:46] What?

[00:19:47] And it's like, listen, you can do whatever you want.

[00:19:50] You can post whatever content you want as long as it's appropriate and safe for all

[00:19:54] eyes because you don't know who's watching on these things.

[00:19:57] But this behavior does lead to people, users of social media, online users to want to ask

[00:20:06] other tall women, random tall women who don't even display this information voluntarily themselves

[00:20:12] online.

[00:20:13] That leads them, that leads people to ask those tall women how much they weigh and then feel

[00:20:18] entitled to an answer.

[00:20:20] That's the part that I don't like.

[00:20:22] They feel entitled to get an answer.

[00:20:25] They feel entitled to know your weight as if that information is going to be life changing

[00:20:30] for anybody because why?

[00:20:33] Like genuinely why?

[00:20:35] I don't know.

[00:20:36] I feel like if it's not coming from another tall woman, it's just straight up weird.

[00:20:40] It's like, I know you're not asking for measurement purposes, like in terms of clothing and stuff

[00:20:46] or for health purposes or just community building purposes to, you know, just be able to love

[00:20:52] our tall bodies no matter our height, no matter our weight and so forth.

[00:20:55] You're literally doing it to fantasize about that tall woman because just like in those

[00:21:01] comments when they're saying, yeah, like manhandle me and like step on me, da da da da da.

[00:21:06] That's what they're fantasizing about.

[00:21:07] And that's ultimately what they want to fulfill their desires.

[00:21:12] And like I said, no tea, no shade.

[00:21:14] If that's what you're into, listen, go for it.

[00:21:17] Just projecting that onto strangers that you don't know on the internet, especially without

[00:21:22] their consent, it's just like a little bit frustrating to me.

[00:21:25] It's just like really, really weird.

[00:21:28] So yeah, maybe you learned something new today with that.

[00:21:31] If you ask random tall women how much they weigh and you're listening to this episode,

[00:21:36] stop asking tall women how much they weigh.

[00:21:40] Matter of fact, don't ask anybody how much they weigh.

[00:21:42] It's weird and you're weird.

[00:21:45] And if you're a tall woman who gets uncomfortable when you're asked that question, if you don't

[00:21:50] like getting that question, if you don't want people asking you that question, listen, don't

[00:21:54] be afraid to use that block button.

[00:21:56] Use the block button, restrict button, delete button, all of that.

[00:22:01] Don't feed into it.

[00:22:02] Don't try to argue.

[00:22:03] I mean, listen, if you want a good time, if you want a good laugh, you can.

[00:22:07] You could be like, why does it matter to you?

[00:22:08] Like if you want to start an argument, I'm not saying you should do that.

[00:22:12] But if you just like feel like you want to like, yeah, I'm not telling you what to do.

[00:22:19] Just for the most part, just ignore it, delete it, block the person, restrict the person,

[00:22:23] because if that really makes you uncomfortable, like you need to protect your peace.

[00:22:27] So that's all for today's episode.

[00:22:29] I hope you enjoyed it.

[00:22:31] Thank you for tuning in.

[00:22:33] I really appreciate it.

[00:22:34] And I appreciate you just kind of like as an overall summary about the whole thing with

[00:22:40] the weight of tall women.

[00:22:41] You know, there is one side to it where it's like out of genuine curiosity, especially if

[00:22:45] it's coming from other tall women, just as a way to see like, okay, are other tall women

[00:22:50] like around the same weight as me?

[00:22:52] Like, do they also weigh more than their friends?

[00:22:54] Like, am I going crazy type of situation?

[00:22:57] But then there's also this other side where it's like people have a kink for that.

[00:23:02] Macrophilia, still hoping I'm pronouncing that correctly.

[00:23:05] And, you know, them just like feeding into their fetish or fantasies, their desires.

[00:23:10] And if it's something that you're personally not comfortable with, then just be careful

[00:23:15] of that.

[00:23:15] And if you are comfortable with it, screw it.

[00:23:17] YOLO.

[00:23:18] You only live once.

[00:23:19] Do it.

[00:23:19] Go for it, etc.

[00:23:21] But I'm just trying to say that with that last part, not every tall woman, you know,

[00:23:26] is into that.

[00:23:27] So let's just be careful who we ask these types of questions to.

[00:23:33] Thank you.

[00:23:34] Anyways, let me know what your thoughts are.

[00:23:36] If you've ever gotten random messages or random comments from people who are asking you

[00:23:40] how much you weigh for your tall girl, how did you handle that?

[00:23:43] Yeah, leave it in the comments or DM me or something.

[00:23:46] How did you handle that?

[00:23:47] We can share those types of experiences so that other tall women who are, you know,

[00:23:52] experiencing this, they don't feel alone and feel like weird about it.

[00:23:55] Like, because this is actually a common thing.

[00:23:57] So send me a DM.

[00:23:59] Let me know in the comments.

[00:24:01] And until then, I'll catch you in the next one.

[00:24:04] Good night and goodbye.