I have almost no problems being tall.
It think it hurts more if/when I fall down, due to more energy being involved. My solution is to try hard not to fall down.
It’s harder to fit in/through some places. My solution is to try to avoid such situations.
Some places have low ceilings or obstacles that are head-level for me. My solution is to try to notice and avoid hitting my head, or getting my hair/eyes involves with branches and leaves and spider webs.
I have reduced options for some clothes/shoes/shops. My solution is to know about places where I can get them, and try to keep in adequate supply.
It’s not as easy to be as nimble/agile/graceful as I might otherwise be. My solution is to not try to do those things in the same way a smaller person might. (e.g. Waltzing works; break-dancing, I don’t try.)
I’m a bigger target than if I were smaller. Solution: Avoid gunfights, and adapt tactics.
My size may intimidate some. Solution: try to appear non-threatening.
My feet usually extend off the end of even King size beds. Solution: enjoy knowing where the edge of the bed is, and use it to regulate temperature with feet as radiators of excess heat.
Oh, actually there are some bigger problems, mainly involving chairs that are built for smaller people, which can cause knee pain, suffer more on long plane flights, and/or mean I don’t fit in some cars. Solution: awareness, picking larger chairs etc, and Feldenkrais (especially helps with those plane flights).
