Marie Temara, a 27-year-old woman standing at 6 feet 2 inches, once wished to be shorter, but now she sees her height as a strength. Thanks to her success on OnlyFans, she’s making £250,000 a month.
In her younger years, she felt self-conscious about her long legs, measuring 4 feet 5 inches. However, after gaining popularity on social media, she has come to embrace her tallness and enjoys wearing high heels.
These days, her followers celebrate her height instead of teasing her with names like “giant,” which her classmates used to call her in school. Marie, who used to avoid high heels because she didn’t want to be taller, now confidently wears them and walks with pride.
Marie comes from a family where height is a common trait. Her mother, Christine, towers at 6 feet 5 inches, while her father, Mike, is 6 feet 3 inches tall. Marie’s brothers, Shane and Troy, measure 6 feet 9 inches and 6 feet 10 inches respectively.
Growing up, Christine, now 60, earned a couple of nicknames. People called her ‘Chris’ because of her short hair and tall figure, and some referred to her as the ‘Jolly Green Giant.’
Finding clothes that fit has always been a challenge for both Marie and Christine, often leading them to shop in the men’s section or avoid pants altogether.
Marie, who once worked as an accountant, has flipped her height into a successful career, earning up to £250,000 in a great month on OnlyFans, with an average of £160,000.
Now living in Miami, Florida, Marie shared, “I used to wish I could be shorter, but now I embrace my height.”
She even looked into surgeries to reduce her height during her teenage years and has never owned a pair of heels.
Her insecurities about being tall vanished after a video of her gained viral attention, bringing in a wave of positive feedback. Today, her height is not just a source of pride but also a way for her to make a living. She feels so much more confident now.
Christine found strength in Marie’s platform, especially since she faced bullying during her younger years.
Christine, who works as a receptionist, shared, “I always felt out of place because I’m taller than most. People called me Chris, like I was a boy, just because of my short hair and height.”
She continued, “Marie once told me she had to eat her lunch in the bathroom because of bullying, which was hard to hear. Every day, someone looks at me or asks about my height.”
“Finding clothes is tough too. I have to wear men’s shorts and three-quarter pants since they are the only ones that fit.”
On the other hand, Marie enjoys the attention that comes with being tall, both for herself and her family.
“People often say, ‘your mum is beautiful,’ which is so nice for her,” Marie explained. “I used to see all the stares as a bad thing, but now I view it positively. I’m doing really well on Only Fans because some people are drawn to taller women.”
“They want me to lift smaller guys or dress up as a ‘she Hulk’ or other strong characters. I really enjoy it.”
Marie used to think dating someone shorter than her was out of the question, but now she’s open to the idea of a “short king.”
“People often say you shouldn’t date someone who’s smaller, but I’ve come to see that’s just silly,” she shared.
“I’m ready to meet a shorter guy — a short king. I want to embrace being unique.
“Being different is a good thing. I hope to encourage other tall girls too.”
