Cameron knows when guys lie about how tall they are

It is proven that most guys lie about their height, and there’s a debate about it going around on TikTok and Cameron Brink cannot understand why. According to dating apps, male users actively lie about their height because it is believed that taller men are seen as more dominant or simply because they wish to be taller.

Either way, the Los Angeles Sparks rookie took the microphone and set out to prove what no longer seems to be a theory but rather a reality. After asking men to stop lying about their height, Cameron took to the halls of Stanford University to ask men how tall they are. Needless to say, Brink found that, in fact, men do lie about it.

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During a past interview, the basketball player revealed that height had also been an issue for her in her life. She shared during her visit to Paul George’s podcast that men used to make fun of her for being taller than the rest, and she didn’t feel proud of being taller than other women and men as well.

However, she confessed that she now loves her height, as it makes it fun to go to parties, attend concerts, and obviously play basketball. Now that her season in the WNBA is starting, she finds it a bit complicated because she is recognized, for obvious reasons, much more than in her days as a student at Stanford University.

As she continues to excel on and off the court, Cameron hopes her experiences will empower others to embrace their individuality and foster a culture where self-confidence prevail. Brink is seen as someone who’s making a significant impact, encouraging everyone to stand tall-both figuratively and literally.