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You don't have to apologize for being tall, and the girl you're hugging doesn't have to apologize for being short. There's no need to say "Guess I'll need to bend down" or "Sorry I'm so short." Two people hugging will always recognize the size disparity between one another. However, there's always room for some playful honesty in moments like this. It won't hurt to be upfront and say "Okay, how would you like to do this?" Plenty of guys might overthink the situation and wonder if it isn't better to just allow the girl to position herself however she's comfortable and let their own arms rest wherever seems appropriate. This, however, isn't really fair to whoever you're hugging. Be sure to be proactive at the start of the hug. As suggested, be sure to bend down if hugging from the front or move your arm(s) out when hugging for the side. It's not a terrible instinct to allow the shorter person to position themselves, but you need to meet them halfway by doing some positioning yourself. In either a side hug or a front-facing hug, your arms may very well be at the level of the shorter person's head. Since when two people of equal height hug they simply put their arms forward, the instinct is to do the same with any other hug. As you can imagine, having your head squeezed doesn't really constitute a great hug. Unless the girl you're hugging is your significant other, don't assume that just because a girl a short and you're tall that she'd like to be lifted into the air. Some might assume it's a playful and comical way to address the height difference, but it can quickly turn into an uncomfortable experience for the person you're hugging.
Don't make it awkward. Don't just stand there. Keep your arms away from their neck and head. Don't lift her up unless she asks.