I wouldn't say I hate having big hands, but it does seem strange when I take pics (for this site, anyway). I always thought it was unreal when people talked about cocks they couldn't get their hand the whole way around because I would envision a cock I couldn't get my hand around... which would be a cock that made a horse feel small. Thumb to pinky measures over 10" on my hands. I can almost entirely conceal a can of soda from view by holding it like I'm going to take a drink from it. Turns out this is uncommon. Who knew?One last thing... I hate having big hands!!! My dick looks so tiny.
On the bright side my fiance and I really like the way my hands can cover nearly her entire body (see: torso) and how I can touch her nearly everywhere at once.
I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but at 6'3" I've never really felt tall, just taller than most everyone in whatever room I happen to be in. For males in my family 6'3" is right around average height, and I have a large enough family to get a really skewed perspective.
The ladies I've been with have commented on how they feel safe/secure/protected with me, and have made various other comments on my height and hand size, but I've never felt that any of these things were determining factors - more like bonuses.
Women like me because I'm super cool (obviously). Being tall, making them feel feminine/petite/secure/etc, and being fairly well endowed is like the icing on the cake.
I suppose I could be wrong, - I'm a horrible read - but that's how it's always come across to me.
A lot of things like that eventually become second nature, but it's usually hilarious when one slips. I have "crazy eyes." Every now and again someone surprises me when I think I'm alone and they get really anxious and/or worried when they see my face for the second it takes me to try to hide it.I thought I was the only one that did that. It's gotten to the point where I don't even think about it. My voice only drops when I'm angry or otherwise distracted. It really confuses people that haven't heard me speak "normally". I suppose normal is a relative term though as my normal voice isn't my natural voice.
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