>>60613532Being a 185 micromanlet, I've considered it, and looked at a few health stats. At 190, the decline in health is statistically noticeable, cancer and cardiovascular disease. 220 means 50% chance of early death, even with today's nutrition, cardiac ICUs and robotic heart surgery. Getting from 190 to 215 like that guy (with shoes, doesn't matter, it's blood pressure difference), without a proportional heart and blood vessels, that will spell disaster pretty rapidly. He will have to go teetotal and eat absolutely clean, and not stand too much for the rest of his life.
Maybe I could go from 185 to 195, but that would still put me below average of societally accepted/sexually active men, so I've decided to just go stand out with my lack of height, which can be an advantage in some industries that require pure aggression and insanity, they basically know of the manlet rage and accept them as successful entrepreneurs. Not in every industry though, all engineering requires being 200++ for a career, for example.