When Dana Wolter and her husband decided to get married, the newlyweds made an interesting decision. They both decided that they both wanted to be within their target age bracket for a long term relationship. Of course, this is not the only time where couples have made such a decision, but it is interesting to note how often the issue of being within your desired height and age bracket plays itself out. We have all heard about the happily married couples who are happy with the person they are with, but there are also those relationships in which one or both partners are not happy.
One of the most interesting things to consider here is that many men do not find their partners attractive if they are much shorter than they want to be. However, this is a common problem and one that often have a solution. The couple can choose to either get plastic surgery to change the length of their bodies, or Dana and John may look into a ringside height difference in order to compliment each other’s appearance.
When you look at the two different options open to them here, you will likely see that they come with different pros and cons. While the physical aspect of this is easy to deal with, there are a few more psychological issues here as well. For instance, it seems that there is something off-putting about taller people. This could easily cause problems when it comes to business, romance, work, or social settings. So, is height really that important in a relationship?