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Hottest Right
August 10, 2016 | 9:52pm
As soon as Ben Ellman, 26, moved to NYC in 2015 and happy his Tinder and OkCupid kinds, he was expecting to meet a bevy of appropriate female. Alternatively, the 5-foot-9 reporter is swiped leftover by matches due to his top — or miss thereof.
“It seems like all of the ladies on the internet comprise going for men 6-foot-1 and earlier,” Ellman, just who resides in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, conveys to The Post. This individual estimates that for every single 50 women he or she shown fascination with, one would swipe right on your. “People feels bad when working with Tinder since it’s this type of a meritocracy for hot everyone … someone swipe left or right dependent on the member profile photograph, hence will make you experience terrible about on your own.”