I don't think of confidence in a short guy as a Napoleon complex. A Napoleon complex to me is when he has a chip on his shoulder about being short and/or is overly aggressive. Both of those traits are turn-OFFS to me. But being short per se is neither a turn-on nor a turn-off to me - it just is.
YIKES!!! I'm 5'3" and
170 lbs. (with only B cup boobs too
). But I do have a different body type than what you mentioned. I have more of a muscular build (genetic - I look muscular even when I'm a couch potato). I have too much fat in the middle but I'm not really that fat other places. I used to be thin (in high school I was 5'2" and 94 lbs.!), and didn't get any more attention from guys then than I do now. Actually I take that back. Guys barked at me like a dog in the halls back then, and fortunately they don't do that now. But as I mentioned before, usually the guys who like me are around 6'2" or 6'3". I'm not super picky about height though (one of my standard lines: Height is not as important as length and girth! :biggrin1
However, I have gotten used to dating the 6'2" and 6'3" guys, so a shorter guy would kind of feel odd to me because he'd be so different than the guys I've dated for the past 25 years.
Unfortunately, most people have no clue what Napoleon complex is and that's their default mechanism for trying to feel superior to short people.
This is how you diagnose someone with Napoleon complex.
Imagine that person in the same situation but imagine if they were average height or tall. Now consider if they would still act the same way. Napoleon complex is someone driven to be a certain way PURELY BECAUSE OF insecurity of their height.
Examples of how to determine the existence of NC:
A short but muscular guy. Think "if this guy was tall, would he still work at being as muscular as he is now?" If the answer is "no, I don't think he would care to be as buff as he is now if he were tall" then YES he has Napoleon complex. Otherwise the answer is no or "inconclusive". In this case, it's mostly likely inconclusive unless you know the person well enough. It's totally feasible that the guy wants to be tall and that buff too.
A short, successful guy in business. If you think "this guy would definitely tone down his pursuit of success if he were tall" then yeah, he has Napoleon complex. If you think he'd still be a tall guy driven to succeed, then guess what? He probably doesn't have Napoleon complex. He's just ambitious. Ambition doesn't care about physical aspects. It's a personality thing. If you have no idea if he'd tone it down if he were tall, then it's "inconclusive".
A short guy who's angry at something you did to him. If you think "if I did this to a tall guy he wouldn't be mad at all". Then yes, Napoleon complex. If the guy would still be pissed even if he were tall, then sorry dude, not Napoleon complex.
A short aggressive guy. If you don't think he'd be aggressive as a tall person, then yes, napoleon complex. But remember there are a lot of tall aggressive people too. So short person aggression doesn't necessarily correlate to Napoleon complex. If he's aggressive only towards people who are tall, then that's a pretty good sign though.
A lot of people will claim those situations are definite signs of Napoleon complex. But people who claim that are really just saying "you have a complex if you're short and successful, muscular, or aggressive BUT you're totally fine if you're tall and successful, muscular, or aggressive". Now that's just stupid.
Off to another topic; having seen your pictures, your body type is a lot different than my friend's. She's got a lot more soft weight than you (and yes, more stacked). You really don't look like you're 170 at all.
And I should clarify: it's not that she doesn't get attention or can't get a guy. She's very decent looking, not overly fat (just a step or so over the old definition of chubby) and like I said, she has large breasts. She can easily get a guy if she just wanted to get a guy. The issue is she doesn't get much attention from type of guy she likes.
My other super social, flirty, petite but well shaped friend pulls A LOT of "quality" guys. Good looking, tall, athletic, successful type people of all personality types; the type the bigger girl likes (well most girls like). But these guys will tend to treat the bigger girl as only a friend while strongly pursuing the smaller girl even tho the smaller girl will have no interest in them other than friendship.
But in this case like I said earlier A LOT has to do with personality too. If they were the same body shape the smaller girl would naturally pull probably 2x the guys the other girl would just on basis of personality alone. But combine the personality and body? My guess is she pulls like 5-10x more as it is now. But I would say that if the petite girl had the same personality as the petite girl she'd only be probably attracting 3x more than the bigger one.
It's the fact that she's cute and petite coupled with fact that she's absurdly social, flirty and approachable that makes her so sought after. She's so small and cute that no one is threatened by her. She can approach strangers and they immediately are taken with her. On the other hand if you're not as small and cute then people tend to feel slightly "threatened".