If you are as short as me at 1.58 meters, we would even have to look up to the big Mickey Mouse statue in front of McDonald's. Our two short and thick legs paddle down the street, always giving a sense of heaviness in the buttocks. Especially when walking alongside taller people without being able to walk shoulder-to-shoulder, we end up jogging, sweat-drenched, and looking up to talk to them. The worst is going out with tall women; they tower over us by half a head and still wear high heels. When they stride confidently ahead, and we struggle to keep up, we resemble frantic monkeys scrambling around. Many well-known celebrities have also been perplexed by their "height" complex. A male pop singer who was quite popular a few years ago said, "If I weren't a singer, walking down the street, I'd feel inferior about my height." Non-mainstream diary entries.