Short Wives and Tall Husbands Have the Happiest Marriages According to Scientists

According to a Polish anthropologist Boguslaw Pawlowski, when looking for a male partner, a person should put height at the top of their list. Yep, scientists have said that couples featuring a drastic difference in height are the happiest. That’s what a recent study argues. Well, there are a handful of reasons why this could very well be true.
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How tall the ideal “tall man” should be 0:45
Why it's cool to be with a taller man 2:41
It matters until you're 18 3:00
It's all about protection 3:50
Tall means smart? Really? 4:40
Wanna make more money? Eat more spinach 5:29
Height and interpersonal dominance 6:39
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SUMMARY:
- In a relationship between a man and a woman, the man needs to be 1.09 times taller than his partner to have “marital bliss.”
- Men are partial to women who are just a bit shorter than they are at about 3”; women like it when the man is much taller than them at a whopping 8”.
- Are all women destined to feel happier with men who are much taller than they are? That’s probably because during the years of early humankind, men were better suited as hunter-gatherers.
- According to a 2014 study from Rice University and the University of North Texas, when it comes to matters of the heart, being with a taller man proved desirable to many women.
- There is a direct correlation between one’s height and intelligence according to a 2014 study by Generation Scotland. In the study, a group of men were given IQ tests, and those who were taller tended to score higher.
- According to an article in the Journal of Applied Psychology in 2004, a person who stands at 6 ft is predicted to earn around $166,000 more during a 30-year-long career than a man who stands at just 5’ 5”.
- Researchers found that a person’s height was positively related to interpersonal dominance in relationships — especially between 2 people.
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