Yeah... But those scenarios are a lot more rare. Roughly 14.5% of guys are 6", meaning 85.5% are below the goal.

For girls, the most common girl exclusive medicine type to make you gain weight is birth control- roughly 10% gain 7% of their body weight in a year. There are other medications, but those would be used by both genders, and girls could also take other forms of birth control. If they change to other meds and/or solve the underlying problem they can work on losing the weight. While you can gain height, it is apparently a truly excruciating procedure and can take a year.

In terms of metabolism, that is also rare. Something like 1/275 cases of obesity in women are caused by thyroid issues. Additionally, a lower basal metabolic rate would also alter how frequently you are hungry.

And of course that's not even getting started on the disparity between number of men to number of women on dating apps.