Clever user name. Im a bit to the left of you in the bell curve of height (6'2") and it is indeed something I never put much stock into until I discovered game and thought back to all those "wow you're tall" comments from girls. As far as dressing down, I would not and do not as height is a tremendous advantage. In the past few years as I have matured, found game, improved body composition, etc I have been wearing more bold clothing. Yellows, oranges, light greens, vertical stripe shirts, etc. People over 6' already tend to stand out in a room and wearing clothes that will get you noticed will make you the center of attention, even passively.
Posture and confidence go hand in hand. Walking upright, chin up as you survey the world at your feet will be as noticeable to people as your height. Lifting really has helped my posture tremendously, deadlifts particularly. Ive also been thin always, even had to get a weight waiver to join the military for being under weight for my height. Ive found if I want to gain muscle I need to lift 3+ days a week and consume 3-4k cal a day, which is its own challenge but not insurmountable.
Posture and confidence go hand in hand. Walking upright, chin up as you survey the world at your feet will be as noticeable to people as your height. Lifting really has helped my posture tremendously, deadlifts particularly. Ive also been thin always, even had to get a weight waiver to join the military for being under weight for my height. Ive found if I want to gain muscle I need to lift 3+ days a week and consume 3-4k cal a day, which is its own challenge but not insurmountable.