‘Giantess’ Finds Love With Someone 7 Inches Shorter

Finding love as a “giantess” is a tall order. A 6-foot-3 woman who markets herself as a “giantess” on social media, always felt shortchanged in the game of love—until she met her boyfriend, who stands 5 feet 8. “We often get stares from other people in the street and many questions about our height difference,” she says.

While she used to feel insecure about her height when she was growing up, posting risque videos online has given her newfound confidence. The giantess has thousands of kinky followers who worship her for her statuesque figure. They aren’t the only couples with a height difference shattering societal expectations—just last year, a wife who is 6 inches taller than her husband said she is having the “best sex ever.”

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