As someone who is taller than average, I can totally relate to the frustration of bathroom stalls. There’s nothing quite as awkward as entering a stall only to realize the door barely covers your view, making privacy feel compromised. It’s a common problem for tall girls: finding public restrooms that are designed with average heights in mind often leaves us feeling exposed. I remember one time at a busy mall, the stall door was so low I could literally see over it without even trying. It made using the restroom uncomfortable and a little funny at the same time, since it’s one of those things only tall people really understand. This height disparity isn’t limited to bathrooms — it extends to cramped airplane seats, short countertops, and even low-hanging signs. While these tall girl problems can be inconvenient, they have also given me a great sense of humor about it all. Many fellow tall ladies share stories of similar experiences, from ducking to avoid bumping their heads to constantly adjusting chairs that are too short. Embracing these quirks with a laugh and sharing them on social media helps build a community of support and shared understanding. If you’re tall and have these bathroom stall issues, you’re not alone. Advocating for more inclusive public spaces with adjustable fixtures benefits many people, including the tall community. Until then, hold your head high — literally — and remember it’s okay to laugh at the little daily challenges tall girls face!