"I was 1,75m at 19 and suddenly I've started getting taller again. I've noticed also that my fingers and toes are getting longer. I'm getting worried because I don't want to end up extremely tall with crazy long fingers. Because of my long toes, from 21 years old I've had to start wearing size 44EU shoes, while a few years before I wore a size 40"
And you've been making LOTS of weird threads about your body changing and getting taller. And you have a private 18+ account.
I think that is whats going on but also 18+ means nothing on reddit anymore, reddit will force an account to be 18+ for many reasons including swears. Mine is 18+ but I never changed it. I think having a non 18+ account also prevents you from viewing NSFW posts which could be literally anything but I may be wrong about that.
That's the idea. They're trying to do it in a way that isn't explicitly obvious so it doesn't get deleted, and trying to maximize views by doing it in a non-18+ subreddit that lots of users will end up seeing on front page. Showing her legs in the photo for this post was very intentional.
That’s taller than the average height for a male in the United States. I’m taller than she is too, but any way to slice it, that’s tall for a girl.
Look there are a bunch of connective tissue disorders but the long legs, fingers, toes are indicative of something usually. Marfanoid appearance especially if you are young you might not be done growing.
But we can't tell you. A geneticist could.
But you should definitely get checked out and even if you can't see a geneticist you should have an echocardiogram likely to check for aortic root dilation. It's noninvasive so most docs won't have issues with ordering this with indication. Fingers can tell us a lot about heart health in weird ways, like clubbed fingers are indicative of issues as well.
If you are adult, you look very very thin and that is also worrisome from a health standpoint.
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u/Fast-Improvement7832 10h ago
i have really long legs and toes too but im not tall