I'm a 5'2" ftm with a very small bone structure. I don't really know how it happened because I come from a pretty tall family. The women are almost all 5'7" plus with quite masculine builds, the men 6' - 6'4" with quite feminine builds

I love being this small. Maybe this is early transition (or non-binary) talk, but the fact I'm trans feels much more relevant to who I am than the fact that I feel slightly male. I like that my trans history is essentially written into my height - it makes me feel an odd sense of pride, and that pride makes me stronger. That said, I wouldn't turn down another couple of inches.
I'm a big enough Tolkien fan that the hobbit comments just make me smile.
There is one thing that genuinely bothers me - I've had a number of people bring up my height, assuming I have a problem with it. When I tell them I don't, they will literally argue with me, trying to convince me that I must feel inadequate as a short male in this society. But my problem is with them, not myself. I don't understand humans sometimes