Face it. Height can't be changed much. At 5'7&1/3"/171cm, I'm a lot shorter than most of the lovely ladies in my local trans adult group. But I also recognise that there are men that are even shorter and women that are taller than I.
Do I care? Not really.
I carry myself like a man, many of my (learned) mannerisms are male, I dress male and even though my dreadlocks are shoulder-length, I can say that for all intents and purposes, I act and (probably) look like a man.
I think that its not about "how tall/short you are," "how thin/chubby you are," nor even about "the lack of/despite having facial hair."
Its all about loving who you are and how confident you are in your own skin.
So go forth as yourself, act like you own the world and love yourself, because each and every one of us are beautiful/handsome women and men, well-deserving of love and respect.
With love and respect for every single one of you,
Ryuichi
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