Are most aspies tall or short.

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6' 6.6" Just kidding, although that is probably pretty close

On my basketball team I'm listed at 6' 7"

5'11".5 115 pounds.. tough most people seem to think 5'9" and 130-140 lbs.. I always win the guess your weight game at the fair.

I am indeed male. Unfortunate in both height and appearance.

I am indeed male.
Unfortunate in both height and appearance.

Only 115Ibs at that height? Isn't that a little skinny?

5'10"
Female
Not telling weight - none of your business
FYI...there's nothing I can do about being tall...but if you're not "tall" and you're a woman, you can wear heels and get taller.
I don't wear heels.

I wouldn't say that. If that is you in the avatar you have, you look interesting to me.

6'2" and about 16 stone (although I don't look that large it's mainly due to my height).

6' 6", tallest on the family. Mother is 5'10" and father is 6'4" (He's an Aspie). I have a younger brother that is also 6'4". However, if we were the same age, we would look like identical twins except for the height. (He is also an Aspie.) I also have a step sister that was adapted in my stepfathers previous marriage. She's tall at 5'9" and she is also an Aspie. (What are the odds.) No other Apies in the family.

-Scott

I am 5'3 male

stop relating everything to autism :S

what's next ? chest's hair?length of willy?

haha, I can just see every male member rushing out for a tape measure or ruler to see how long their chest hair...or lack of it is...not to mention every male member researching member length...then again, I think most would claim to merely have an interest in the statistical details.

I'm of average height for a male (around 5'11"). Sometimes I wish I was tall, but to tell the truth I feel awkward talking to people who are much taller or much shorter than me, so I guess this is fine.

I am not so much interested in how tall or short autistics are, but whether they tend to be slender or skinny in build or more large-boned and heavier built. Note that body type is like autism; you are born with your body type and retain it no matter how much weight you may gain. I don't think there is any correlation between somatotype or height and autism. I myself am male and 5' 9", but have really short arms and rather large hands in comparison. Here in the midwest, it seems the average height for a male is a shade under six feet. Where I work, there are three guys who are around 6' 5", and this is supposed to be rare? Like it or not, society does make a big deal about height. All that said, one of my special interests is to learn the heights of various famous people.

I'm a female and I'm 5'3". Although I'm only eighteen, so I could still grow a little more.

I am tall and I am thin, of an enviable height.

And I've been known to be quite handsome at a certain angle, in a certain liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight...