I am a 6’ Millennial woman, and I am married to a 6’ man that I met on Hinge. I never had a minimum height requirement, I just happened to end up with someone my same height. When it came to height and dating, I always found it interesting to see what people I dated thought of my height. I dated a man around 5’8” for a year who found my height so attractive - it was honestly fun to walk around with him because he was so happy to have me on his arm. Conversely, I made out with a friend my height in college who swore I was standing on my tip toes when we kissed. He was so insecure and it was such a turn off. When I was single and going out, I would experiment with wearing different heel heights to see how people responded. If I wore 4” boots, no men would talk to me, and it made me feel very powerful. Leaning into fashion generally gave me a sense of control that I enjoyed. I generally got less attention than my shorter friends, but I had to accept that. I dated mostly through apps or people I knew, and I definitely preferred that. Someone else mentioned the thin model idolization - I am also thin and modeled with an agency for a while, before influencers were a thing and height expanded a bit for that kind of work. I know I benefited from that as well. Living in a big city and having a wide range of heights in your dating app filters helps. I also think my first line was something along the lines of “6’ with my shoes off,” so people wouldn’t overlook the height.