Taller men, on average, receive more sexual partners and unsolicited messages than shorter men. The height thing, at least for women, has a bit of a biological basis. It appears that it is being rooted out by "force" in an evolutionary manner (meaning the need for the height is no longer needed biology wise). My girlfriend is about an inch and a half taller than me. I wouldn't say we look anything like each other except maybe similar heights... Anyway, she's been called "the goddess" by some guy at work who wanted to show off his appreciation. She likes it but not because of any relationship she has with her height. It's just that guys find her beautiful. As far as I know, there are only two types of cells in your body: male and female. No such thing as a tall cell or a short cell. Cells are either male or female and nothing else. There are also only two types of organisms: those that reproduce sexually and those that don't. Sexually reproducing organisms include plants and animals. Non-sexually reproducing organisms include bacteria and fungi. Bacteria and fungi share many similarities with plants and animals including using nutrients from the environment and building bodies from these nutrients. However, they cannot survive without eating or being eaten so they must get their nutrients from something else. Plants and animals can avoid this by going through a process called "photosynthesis" where they use the sun's energy to build themselves new parts instead of having to eat things all the time like bacteria and fungi do.