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The 28 -year -old Marie Temara, unmasked for lying to be 2.13 meters high, made videos where she said she was part of a "giant" family. The influencer, who claims to earn $ 500,000 a week, claimed on social networks that her three brothers and her mother would be even higher: the brothers would have 2.26 meters, 2.36 meters and 2.39 meters each, while Your mother would measure 2.26 meters, and would be a basketball player in the WNBA League. His father, on the other hand, would be a professional rugby player and the "short" of the house, measuring 1.91 meters.

After some complaints that she would be deceiving subscribers, the Daily Star newspaper eventually revealed that the young woman actually measures 1.88 meters, which is not little, but is far from the announced height.

In an interview with Pagesix, Marie said she suffered bullying At school at its height, being called by nicknames like King Kong. By 2021, she created a Tiktok to talk about height and today she already has over 2.2 million followers on the platform and over 1.6 million on Instagram. "I was so shocked - I thought," Wow, people really like it?! ", She told the site.

Macrophilia

With success on social networks, the model says she wears heels and recording tricks, such as favorable angles, to give the impression of being higher than it is already.

Although not so well known and popular, macrophy is usually a fetish of men who enjoy greater women who make them feel small and subdued. “I earn money making the guys feel smaller, because I'm too big,” she says.

Bullying and difficulties to date

In an interview with the NeedToknow website, Temara said she has difficulty dating, despite having millions of fans online. “I admit it's extremely difficult to find a guy louder than me,” he says. "Dating at my height is almost impossible because it is very limited," he explained to the site.

According to the platform, only 2% of the population of Florida, a state where Marie Temara lives, is greater than 1.90 meters. "I was told that" nobody likes tall girls, "I look like a 'high -heeled man,' I'm 'too heavy to be a girl' and 'The Giants are looking for a linebacker," he said.

As I said, bullying She was part of her life from an early age, as she was the highest in school, so she was different from everyone. “The children implied with me and called me a man or home because I was higher and heavier than most male teachers,” said Marie Temara.

She said her colleagues were so cruel that she had lunch alone in the bathroom, because she had no friends. However, this helped her become a confident woman. According to the influencer, today she accepts her curves and is proud to be high and inspire high women to understand that being tall and different is beautiful.

“Now I'm ultra -feminine because I never want to be called a man and I'm trying to change the stigma that being high is not a male feature,” he explains.