Men see themselves as the protector in a relationship.

A girl that is 6 ft is taller than most, as most men on average in the U.S. are 5 feet 9 inches.

Given this discrepancy in height, some men experience insecurities about dating a taller woman.

That said, plenty of men, even with these insecurities, would be open to dating a woman who is 6 feet.

Let’s start with men who are taller than the average man.

Men who are 6 feet or taller occupy about 14.5 percent of all men in the U.S.

These men would be less likely to refuse to date a woman that’s 6 feet tall.

Given that he is your height or taller, his role as protector in the relationship is preserved.

This enables him to stay masculine without any insecurities.

Although most men aren’t 6 feet and taller, there remains a sizable contingency of shorter men who are open to dating a woman who is 6 feet tall.

Many a time, all it takes is for the woman to demonstrate that she is open to being approached by such a man.

You see, plenty of shorter men are fearful that a taller woman wouldn’t want to date them.

He is aware that women gravitate towards tall men, as these men make them feel protected and safe.

With this awareness, lots of shorter men worry about the likelihood of being rejected if they were to approach.

What is your body language like when you are among average men?

Remember, at 6 feet, you are taller than most men, which makes you stick out.

This means that these men are instantly aware of your physical presence.

For loads of men, beauty trumps everything else.

In other words, he is totally open to the idea of approaching you if he deems you attractive, despite a height difference and any insecure thoughts that accompany it.

The one thing that holds him back is your body language.

If you look like you don’t want to be approached, these men won’t approach you.

This is where you are scowling or refusing to make eye contact with these men.

Should this be you in public, it’s no wonder you are struggling to attract the attention of men.

Men are petrified about the prospect of being rejected, and many choose not to approach when they get a notion that a girl is already primed to reject them.

Without consistently looking friendly in public by smiling at and making eye contact with men, the likelihood that men approach you is extremely slim.

Besides men in public, there are men in your social circle who like you, but you aren’t giving them a chance.

How often have you had male friends make themselves available to you physically and emotionally whenever you needed them?

They don’t do this out of the kindness of their hearts.

Their intention is to get you to see how reliable they are so that you develop a romantic interest in them.

Don’t believe me?

Pay attention to the male friends in your life who are always there for you, ready to give you life advice, comfort you when you are sad, give you a ride somewhere, or go out of their way to do favors for you.

These male friends are attracted to you and would date you in a heartbeat the moment you send them the right signals.