Not one for short men and misogynistic cults but I give you exhibit A and exhibit B to ponder over
EXHIBIT A From 2014
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/10603195/Short-man-syndrome-really-does-exist-Oxford-University-finds.html
Short man syndrome really does exist, Oxford University finds
The experience of being shorter increased reports of negative feelings, such as being incompetent, dislikeable or inferior.
It also heightened levels of mistrust, fear and paranoia. Height-reduced participants were more likely to think someone else in the virtual train carriage was deliberately staring, thinking badly about them, or trying to cause distress.
EXHIBIT B From 2015
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11821572/Small-man-syndrome-really-does-exist-US-government-researchers-conclude.html
Small man syndrome really does exist, US government researchers conclude
Men who feel the least masculine are nearly three times more likely to commit violent acts compared with those who are comfortable in their own skin
Small man syndrome really does exist, US government scientists have found, after research showed men who feel the least masculine are at risk of committing violent acts.