I am 206 cm tall and men treat me as a fantasy — I just want to settle down
A woman has revealed how blokes frequently dismiss her because of her towering height, viewing her merely as a "fantasy" instead of genuine relationship material. Katie Woolls, 27, stands 206 cm tall and attracts considerable attention both online and in person. Despite this, she has remained single for two years, attributing her romantic struggles entirely to her extraordinary stature. Her imposing frame appears to daunt many men she encounters, creating significant challenges in her dating life. Katie explained: "The norm in society is for the man in the relationship to be taller. It's so difficult to find someone who is actually willing to date someone taller than them."
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Height as a dating barrier and the fantasy problem
Height acts as a barrier in dating life as men often view her as a mere fantasy rather than a serious partner. She says: "The norm in society is for the man in the relationship to be taller. It's so difficult to find someone who is actually willing to date someone taller than them." "It's frustrating because I feel like I'm just a normal person in a really tall body. It either goes one of two ways – either men really enjoy my height, and they want to fantasise about it, or they're just not interested in dating someone so tall." "People are OK with it in theory, until we meet up and I'm literally a foot taller than them – and then it's an issue for them." "A lot of men see me as a one-off fantasy, and then once they're done with it, they don't want to stick around. I'm just something to tick off their fantasy tick list."
OnlyFans giantess and wardrobe battles
Katie makes her living through OnlyFans, creating adult material that includes portraying a "giantess" character. Subscribers appear particularly captivated by her size 11 feet and lengthy limbs. Katie explained: "My legs are almost twice as long as normal legs. I don't own any jeans. I have to wear skirts that are mini on men with tights because no trousers fit me." "I'll spend thousands of pounds on clothes online every month, but only three or four items actually fit me properly. I end up sending half of the items back because they are either too short or too tight." Nevertheless, Katie admits she enjoys "the compliments" she gets online. Unfortunately, this doesn't lead to meaningful real-life relationships. She continued: "The couple of times I've been out with guys who haven't minded my height, it's been more of a fetish for them rather than them actually wanting something long-term and serious. Height has never been an issue for me. I love a height difference. "I like exploring fantasies too, but I also just want to find someone with whom I can settle down with as well. I like super average guys. I always like someone who can make me laugh, and that doesn't just treat me as someone to tick off of their fantasy list. I want someone to take me seriously and to actually build a life with someone. "Hopefully one day I'll find someone who will just take me as I am and not just a fantasy."
What Katie wants and the long road to a real partnership
Ultimately, Katie longs for someone who will accept her as she is and not simply treat her as a temporary fantasy. She says she wants to find someone who can make her laugh, take her seriously, and build a life with her, beyond mere height-related intrigue. "Hopefully one day I'll find someone who will just take me as I am and not just a fantasy."
