Method acting at its finest

At 5'5", he says casting directors have told him he would make a great character actor, but he's too short to be a star.
So, Rotella, 37, cast himself as the lead in a documentary about cosmetic limb lengthening and he's the patient.
On April 19, he underwent a painful procedure in which both of his femurs were broken, the first step in a process that will make him 3.25 inches taller. He hopes to be 5'8" by the end of July.
The surgical devices Paley developed cost about $15,000 each. Rich needed two, one for each leg. All the hospital fees, including physical therapy, came to an out-of-pocket expense of $100,000. (Insurance covers limb lengthening for medical reasons, but not cosmetic.)

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This is mental illness. Why does no one talk about body positivity when it has to do with men?

That sounds like a terrible idea to get done at age 37. Maybe at age 17

>pay 100k to be 5'8"

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the world doesn't revolve around cis men, stop being a chauvinist pig

This is going in the book of grudges

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And he's still going to be a manlet holy shit this is tragic

peak manlet cope

did nobody tell him he wasn't handsome enough to be a star?

>hopes to be 5'8"

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