It’s always a bit disingenuous to me when someone makes an outlandishly reductive statement about an entire group of people, gets taken to task for it and then wants to feign ignorance. But I’m bored so I’ll play a little.
You say your original statement lacked context so let’s add some.
You wrote that a man under a certain height cannot be a perfect 10. Here’s what I and I believe most other posters read:
‘More than half the men on this planet could never be perfect in my eyes because of a random physical trait. And it is that one physical trait that would supersede all other desirable qualities this person may possess and therefore they will always have a (slight) physical flaw. I could come across a man who has every conceivable attractive quality that I seek in a mate, but If he doesn’t posses this ONE trait, he absolutely cannot be prefect…’
I’m sorry but that is an incredibly shallow and some might say prejudicial way of thinking.
No one condemns you for having a preference, we all do.
I happen to prefer older, beefier, hairy men myself. But that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate the beauty/sexiness/appeal of young, toned, hairless men, either.
I also don’t go around posting things like:
“So-and-so is absolutely perfect in every way, but he’s a smooth twunk and and a hairless guy could never be perfect for me. I repeat for ME .”
You’re entitled to your preference. But when you begin using that preference as a means of contending that others are less than - it seems arbitrary and wrong.
Least to me it does.