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Tina becomes an adult by the events of Borderlands 3. There's no reason for the devs to play around with such a detail, so it would be okay to take it at face value even without looking at Borderlands 3.
Ye, small and mean
you're right
That said, she's an orphan, but she's basically old enough that ... on an abandoned frontier world ... she's basically responsible for herself. She has (at best) a sketchy concept of nutrition.
Functionally, she's malnourished (not to mention suffering from the trauma of her parent's deaths). Basically, she's kinda borderline feral.
So ... yeah, she's small. She doesn't eat well and lives in an environment of high stress.
Unless you're 13 too.
Sure .... crumpets and chocolate chip cookies ...
and the one time Lilith makes her eat a salad she complains bitterly. ;)
It throws things off when you expect to be taller or shorter than certain characters but aren't.
My head canon is that everyone holds their guns at the same height to give that POV , even if it means holding it above their head for gaige or down low for zero.
Borderlands have no logic, if torgue is a dinosaur, he is a dinosaur end of story. This is how borderlands works