Tall Girl 2

Jody is a schoolgirl who is dating her best friend Dunkleman, who is significantly shorter than her. He easily climbed onto the crate for their first kiss, until the crate gave way and Jody had to bend down to kiss him. Jody and Dunkleman got off to a great start in their relationship, confirming statistics that couples of different heights stay together longer. Jodie feels more at ease in her own skin after giving a speech in front of the whole school, and no longer worries about others laughing at her. She loves her height and intends to own it from now on. Stig, an incredibly attractive Swede who lives in a rented apartment with Dunkleman and his family, was the cause of Jody's heartache. Stig and Jody find a way to stay friends, while Farida and Dunkleman deeply disagree that Jody approves of Stig. Jodie's celebrity status is developing in parallel with her relationship with Dunkleman. Despite the fact that she is dating Dunkleman, she continues to be pursued by other guys, which he does not approve of. When Dunkleman believes that they have reached the stage of true happiness as a couple, Jody has hidden fears and anxieties that force her to pull away. Dunkleman is deeply hurt by her departure and begins to doubt everything that happens between them. Jody takes a step back to collect her thoughts. Life surprises them both when Stig's sister Stella moves in with Dunkleman and Stig. Meanwhile, Jodie meets Tommy, a chocolate guy who becomes her colleague in the musical "Bye, Bird, Bye." Being a dynamic fashion designer, Farida finally finds a boutique where her original clothing models are presented and sold, only for the Stig to buy everything to boost her self-confidence. Farida kisses Stig, stunned after learning the truth about her birthday celebration. She takes a step back, realizing that she has violated the "girl is the best friend" rule. Jody forgives her as soon as she admits that she is aware of the situation. Jodi has to find a balance in this new stage of life. Between deciding whether Tommy's new hobby is potentially true love or whether Dunkleman is the man she can call her own for the rest of her life. She constantly discusses prospects and reality with her older sister Harper. This story touches you and gives mature support to people who feel lost.