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“I’m A ‘Big Foot’ Who Finally Found Love After Ignoring These Types Of Men”
She finally found love after enduring years of humiliation.
Texas-based Klara Bradshaw struggled in the dating world and had as a child was bullied for her height of 6 feet, 6 inches. She endured years of teasing as she was the tallest in her entire high school, and the tallest professional women’s basketball player when in Germany and Switzerland.
The 27-Year-Old is constantly called ‘Big Foot/ Sasquatch’ and was even told by coaches she would be good for nothing if it wasn’t for her height.
“Name-calling was always hard; being told my coaches I would be good for nothing if it wasn’t for my height in sports was hard. I just generally feel left out purposefully as a kid from games and group activities was very lonely,” Klara – who has played professional basketball for the SaarLouis Royal told Media Drum World.
The statuesque stunner, born in the Czech Republic before immigrating to the US, also had a hard time finding her soulmate.
She explained: “There will always be examples of guys who feel intimidated. There were plenty of them that I came across when I was younger. I have found that the ones that have had a hard time, it was not with my height preliminarily, but my confidence and the attention that the combination of those two factors caused. Those were immediate red flags, and so they didn’t last past that point.”
But thankfully, Karla has found a man who isn’t beneath her.
The blonde beauty, as per The Post, said she has had to deal with comments on first dates and it showed her overtime how to filter out the types of guys with false confidence, or the ones who just wanted to see if she was real or just see her to say they went on a date with that one really tall girl. Of her new man, Karla said he’s 6 foot 2 inches and is unbelievably supportive.
She declared: “I am now very happily with my boyfriend and is proud to be with me.” The partner’s identity is undisclosed.
Beautiful Karla further insisted she has never seen her height as a flaw and is encouraging other statuesque women to own every inch of their bodies.
“I love the height I was given and hope to inspire others to live authentically and confidently with the height they were given. To them I say stay strong. Keep your head up, literally. Never slouch to fit a room or environment, let the environment adjust to you. Raise the ceiling. When you master owning your height, the world is your oyster. I am behind you as well as thousands of others.”
However, Karla hopes to launch a line of clothing for tall women to help them accept their unusual height.
