I can still attract women. That's not what bothers me.
When I was a teenager, it used to bother me, but I was more of the mindset of "it sucks... but women have their own body image issues too, they can reject guys for their height and when I'm older I can reject women for not being young enough". Then I grew up and started dealing with hypocritical body positive feminists. Many of them told me it was just natural then women prefer taller men and that there is an evolutionary basis and that men should understand this. Yet when I made the same argument about men wanting fertile women and age being a huge issue for us, I was charged to be somehow sexist and engaging in "red pill" nonsense.
Also just seeing how comfortable many women were with trashing men and their height, and how nervous I saw many men doing the same to women and their weight/age issues. I just felt like I had to fill that void, and that the only way there was going to be any actual equality was to promote the same nastiness right back.
Even if I was a tall guy, I'd still find a lot of this stuff annoying. It's just delusional to think that men's body issues are due to biology and women's body image issues are due to culture and should and can be fixed. These feminist women are basically arguing that it's sexist to shame women for what they like, and it's also sexist for men not to embrace women of all body types. And that this somehow is "equality".
I try not to let these thoughts consume me all the time anymore... but I do feel like this is an issue I can never truly escape from.