Alec Ryder would have been a better protagonist thread

From a Woman's instinctual point of view. Bigger means power. Stronger, faster more powerful. Thus, he has the potental to give you stronger offspring. Smaller Men are instinctually going to feel threatened.

From a gaming point of view. This is just Dutch, who was obviously dropped on HIS HEAD as a kid, trolling!

Here is a thing, this means little depending on the culture you are in. So it not really an instinctual point of view and more a social thing in my opinion. In my country the folklore is more about being short with a heavy build, and it does not depend on gender. For example Blackwall was probably a good candidate for that type of men also if you are a lesbian this makes no sense at all.

I'm not sure I know what you mean then, since Lesbian's CAN'T BREED. I was going off of Women who choose Men to BREED with. Women, as well as Men, will ALWAYS instincually choose the strongest partner in order  for those traits to continue. Example Hight, weight. Fighting skills.

A pox on this thread.

I would honestly love to see Connor beat the crap out of some huge dude that thinks he's tough shit. 

It's a scientific fact that short men are nothing but pure evil.

Being 5'10 is being a king of the manlets

Rubbish.

Sounds like a tribal ideology. That may have been true at one point but I don't think that's very true nowadays. I mean I kind of have a thing for taller thicker women but I know a lot of guys who prefer really small women. I've also been on a date with a girl who was probably around 5'3" or so and said she wouldn't want to date a guy over 6 feet because they would tower over her. So yeah......

I better leave now....

Haha, I don't see it as rude at all, more of a compliment. I've been told I have too much faith in people before, I try to see the good.

I feel like people that use that terminology (typically men) are insecure in their own masculinity or social standing and try to recognise the existence of a primitive power structure (as opposed to current power structures) in the hopes that their recognition of it will place them in a higher social standing, thus validating them. Basically, they aren't happy with themselves so they ignore current social convention and try to validate an old system because they would be better off in that old system. That's why we're still talking about it.

I love how every thread here ends as a male x female whine contest. YouTube Vs Tumblr. Day versus Night. God Vs Me- wait, that would be sexist.

Anyways, go on. Inb4 the lock.