I’m 6’1", which I would describe as “average tall”. I’m fine with it. I was a late bloomer and the smallest guy in my class when I was young, so I don’t necessarily have that “obliviously confident tall guy” attitude. In fact, I don’t feel particularly tall except if I notice I’m the tallest person in the room or something.
I’m 5’3, which is shorter than average for a woman but not unusually so. No sensitivity here, and most “petite” lengths fit pretty well. My problem is being fat in addition to short: it’s hard to find pants/skirts that fit both my waist and my inseam. That is entirely my own doing, though, so I can’t really complain. 
In fact, I think I’d rather be short and fat than tall and fat – I feel like the shortness helps me retain some femininity.
6’5" guy - I’m OK with my height and don’t think about it most days unless someone brings it up. A neighbor kid is now a full 7’, so it puts it all in perspective.
It does bug me that people so often marvel at my height, and ask how tall I am when they would never point out other physical characterisitcs. “Gee, your butt really sticks out there! What size pants do your wear?” I know they mostly think it’s a compliment, but it does make a body feel like a freak.
I also feel like I scare people, even my wife of 23 years, when they pop around a corner and find me looming over them unexpectedly.
It’s kinda odd to be around someone taller than me that I don’t already know. It just doen’t happen that often. I don’t remark on their height unless it comes up otherwise. Height is what they are, not who they are.
If you would just stop looming, all the time… 
I’m 5’1", which is pretty short. I rarely wear heels. I fit nicely in my boyfriend’s armpit.
I’m not really sensitive about my height - I get teased about being small quite often, but it’s usually good-natured. A lot of my students tower over me, but I never feel intimidated by them.
It’s just annoying when I buy pants, since I always need to get them shortened. And my feet are small to match my height, so it’s difficult finding stuff in my size. I’m also jealous of tall ladies that can pull off long skirts. I love long skirts but they look silly on me.
183 centimeters.
The only time I really care is suit shopping. Since I’m also fairly broad shouldered, I end up going back and forth between the 48 regs and 48 talls. Different brands take 6 foot even differently.
I rarely think about my height. At 65" I’m perfectly average for a woman (and take a 32" inseam thank goodness). But due to my proportions finding clothes that fit off the rack is pretty difficult for me, and I can’t afford much tailoring.
My sisters are 5’10" and 5’2" and they are both quite sensitive about being tall and short.
I’m 5’7", so shorter than the average bloke in America. I’ve always been comfortable with my height, and haven’t fallen prey to the dreaded, ugly, and embarrassing short man complex, thank goodness.
My wife, who’s 5’9", however, did go through a phase where my height became a bit of an issue for her. Ultimately, we had the ‘accept me as I am, or don’t’ talk and it’s been smooth sailing since.
I was once walking past a restaurant in DC just as Manute Bol emerged from the place. He seemed to be bending over almost horizontal at the waist to duck through the door frame, and then, at my closest approach, stood up to his full 7’7".
As a guy accustomed to being near the top of the scale of people around me, suddenly being right next to someone fourteen inches taller than myself was an intensely surreal, disorienting moment. Actually, it seemed like a lot more than fourteen inches. 
Not at all, really. I’m exactly the average height for adult males in the United States ( and oddly enough, the exact average of my parent’s heights ). Consequently I rarely notice much one way or the other, unless I am near someone who is on the extremes themselves.
Male, 5’ 10" so perfectly average.
However, many of my friends are really big & tall; one guy is 6’ 2" and 300 lbs (he was a football lineman), another is 6’ 4" and big framed. Another guy is at least 6’ 4" and bulky (I’ve seen bouncers keeping a close eye on him in a club, even though he’s extremely pleasant, calm and soft-spoken at all times). At my size I am almost always the smallest guy in the group which I find amusing but it doesn’t bother me.
5’10" female. I have long legs so I hate shopping for pants. I love buying heels but rarely wear them. My husband doesnt care but I just get so irritated with people staring at me like i’m 8 feet tall. Even when I’m wearing flats I notice people look at me and then look at my feet to see what shoes i’m wearing. This happens ALL the time!
I think my most sensitive issue is weight gain. If I put on weight i’m not only tall…i’m huge. But on the flip side… when i’m skinny I feel well displayed. Which reminds me- I need to hit the gym!
I’m 5’5", so…pretty average. Not sensitive about it at all.
I’m 5’10", and wouldn’t mind being a few inches taller . . . but it’s really not an issue. My partner is 6’10" and very thin, and he gets lots of rude comments. It bothers me more than it bothers him.
5’ 10" female here with no height issues except pants that are too short.
I just came in to say that my SIL has this issue and the dealership removes (or disables?) the steering wheel airbag every time she buys a car. There is some exception made for just this situation, at least in Ontario. Although her situation is that she is the only one to drive it, so that’s a consideration.
I’m a woman and, at 5’5" or so, pretty much at the average height for Spanish women; being in a place where I’m on the tall side (for example Costa Rica) feels strange. No problems there, although I am very self-conscious about my legs being so short (seated I look closer to 5’10").
154 cm (5’0.6’’) female here. I was sensitive about it when I was a kid, but now I’ve accepted that I’m done growing and it’s not worth getting upset about. I can wear high heels if I want to be taller. I still wish my little sister wasn’t taller than me, though.
Not even remotely. I feel very comfortable with my height (well, lack of). I’m 5’2".
Now, if you had asked about my width - the answer would be yes.
I’m sensitive about my height because I can’t do anything about it.
I used to be slim, but now I’m fat. I’m not sensitive about about my width, because, if I chose to, I could get up off my big fat ass, eat less and exercise more. I could do something about it.
I’m 5’9 and I am not sensitive about it at all. I always wear heels and they range from 3 - 6 inches. With my highest heels I’m 6’3. I figure the taller I am the thinner I look. My boyfriend is exactly 6’3, and I think together we look more striking than either of us would on our own. I was a very late bloomer and went through a number of years where I was only about 5’3 or 5’4 but wore a size 11 shoe. I was sensitive about my height then, just because I looked like I was always wearing clown shoes.