Six Feet Tall And Super Strong We Always Get Along

Okay, unpopular opinion time! Let's talk about the joys of being around super tall, super strong people.

I know, I know. Stereotypes abound. But hear me out!

The Gentle Giants: A Case for the Big Guys

There's something wonderfully reassuring about being near someone who could probably lift a small car. I'm not saying I want them to lift my car. Just knowing they *could* is comforting!

It's like having your own personal, incredibly polite, bodyguard. Who also probably reaches the top shelf for you. Score!

They're Always Up For Helping

Need help moving? Guess who's first on the call list? You got it! The six-foot-tall strong friend.

They make lifting couches look effortless. It's almost like watching a ballet, but with furniture. A really heavy, beige ballet.

And they never complain! Or, at least, they complain less than I would. Which is saying something. I complain about everything.

The Unsung Heroes of Crowded Spaces

Navigating a crowded concert? No problem! My tall friend becomes my walking, talking, seeing-eye-person-who-can-also-probably-lift-a-small-car.

Suddenly, I can see the stage! I can breathe! It's a miracle! All thanks to someone who’s approximately the same height as a small tree.

Plus, people tend to politely move out of their way. It's like Moses parting the Red Sea, only instead of water, it's a sea of sweaty concert-goers.

The Secret Softies

Here’s the real secret: many super tall, super strong folks are secret softies. Don't tell anyone I told you.

Behind that intimidating exterior often lies a heart of gold. They're often the first to offer a helping hand, or a kind word.

They are generally just really nice people. I am yet to meet one who isn't.

They Take Up Space, But They Share It Generously

Sure, they might accidentally bump into things. And maybe their elbows take up more than their fair share of armrests.

But they more than make up for it with their generosity and willingness to help others. And that's why we always get along.

Besides, have you ever tried arguing with someone who could bench press you? It's not a winning strategy.

The Fun Factor

Let's be honest, it's just plain fun being around them! Everything becomes an adventure.

Simple tasks become comedic gold. Watching them try to fit into small cars is a spectator sport in itself.

And let's not forget the endless opportunities for silly photos. Who wouldn't want a picture standing next to a real-life giant?

My Controversial Conclusion

So, there you have it. My completely biased and probably irrational love for super tall, super strong people.

Maybe it's the security they provide, maybe it's their inherent kindness, or maybe it's just the sheer novelty of being around someone who towers over me.

Whatever the reason, I stand by my opinion. Being around these gentle giants is a good thing. And I wouldn't have it any other way. Even if they sometimes accidentally knock things off shelves.